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3324 the LONDON GAZETTE, 10 JUNE, 1941 Group Captain to Be Air Commodore (Tem- Leslie Frederick STYLES (31351) 3324 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 10 JUNE, 1941 Group Captain to be Air Commodore (tem- Leslie Frederick STYLES (31351). porary). Celadon Augustine GRIGGS (31270). Henry Lumsden CRICHTON, M.B.E. Jeffrey Stephen WILKINSON (31299). Richard WILLIAMS (31300). Wing Commanders to be Group Captains (tern- Stanley Ronald Winget AMOR (31256). porary}. Arthur William RHODES (31294). Francis Arthur SKOULDING (10146). Edward Marsden SOPWITH (31304). Eustace George KEEPING (11049). James Philip William PURVES (31292). Albert WALTERS, O.B.E. (10161). Alan Paul Harold SLOGROVE (31296). Valentine Beaconsfield RANFORD (10224). David Edwin HENDERSON (31273). Squadron Leaders to be Wing Commanders Benjamin Britton JOHNSON (31280). (temporary). Geoffrey Moore DARLING (31266). Archibald CONNOCK (21087). Edward Vernon DAVIES (31267). Harold Henry HILLIAR (21127). Horace Rudyard Kenneth WELLS (31298). Gordon Charles ALLEN (21130). ACCOUNTANT BRANCH. Henry Edward FREESTON (21108). John Wilfred Carus REVILL (21136). Wing Commander to be Group Captain George BLINMAN (21118). (temporary). Harold Arthur SUDBURY (31004). Percy Arthur SIMMONS (10145). Edgar Noel LOWE (21134). Squadron Leaders to be Wing Commanders William Arthur LEE (21132). Bryan Spencer CARTMEL (21131). (temporary). Edward Reoch BERRY (29200). Crystal LORIMER (11099). Ernest Edward COPPER (21142). Reginald Arthur John MULLARKEY (21164). Clarence Herbert BAKER, M.B.E. (21141). Ernest Laurence Geoffrey LE DIEU (21178). William ECCLES (21144). Bernard CHAD WELL (21168). Sidney Walter THOMAS, O.B.E. (31005). Claude Frederick GOATCHER (moo). Thomas Patrick Eugene CAMPBELL (11085). Flight Lieutenant to be Squadron Leader (tem- porary). Flying Officers to be Flight Lieutenants (tem- Donald YELLOWLEY (31115). porary). John Edward Squire SALTER (21276). Flying Officers to be Flight Lieutenants (tem- Robert Dunlop Irwin SCOTT (21275). porary). Richard PILSBURY (21302). David STUART (41138). Ronald James SHARPLES (21306). Edward TOWERS (31297). Ralph Robinson JACK (21299). Ronald Morris Westwood HENDERSON Samuel Charles TAPLEY (21307). (31274). Douglas Howard MORTIMORE (21301). John Bennett QUARRINGTON (31293). Frederick Ewart CROSLAND (21296). Ingelow Patrick Dunbar STOCKER (41137). Raymond Jack BRAY (21292). George Gilman CARTRIDGE (41107). Paul RABY (21304). Dennis Henry WOOD (31301). John Herbert Cracroft RUSSELL (21305). John HAMILTON (31222). John Alfred BRYDEN (21293). Ronald William HEAD (31223). Ronald Denbow WHITE (21310). Patrick Philip BUTLER (31208). Wilfrid Berry Hammond VIDGEON (21309). Eric Ford WISDOM (31254). James Alfred Thomas PLUMMER (21303). John Maurice HOWARD (31276). Richard Biron THOMAS (21308). Athelstan Patrick Basil MOORE (31234). James Rivett Cox (21295). Donald MOULDEN (31285). Joseph Benjamin .BENNETT (21291). Arthur Lindsay CORNFORD (31212). James Jervis DUTTON (31268). Alec LEES (21300). Edmund Dennis BRADFIELD (31206). MEDICAL BRANCH. Michael COLLINSON (31210). Group Captain to be Air Commodore (tem- Howard Rex English RUMSEY (31242). porary). Derek Croxton WALKER (31251). Robert Spencer BURLES (31259). Harry Aitken HEWAT, M.B., Ch.B., George Robert COOK (31264). D.T.M. & H. John Edwin Michael MOULD (31284). Wing Commanders to be Group Captains Charles Craig MURDOCH (31286). (temporary). Colin MURRAY (31288). Thomas John THOMAS, M.B., B.S. "(14115). Adam SLOAN (31295). William Edward BARNES, M.R.C.S., John Gordon BISHOP (31204). L.R.C.P. (14186). Theodore John HEATH (31224). James Daly LEAHY, M.C., M.B., B.Ch. Geoffrey Wilfred NORTHCOMBE (31237). (14182). Willoughby James Arnold PRITCHETT Edward Cyril Knowles Henry FOREMAN, (31239). ' • M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (14170). Hugh Bernard SCULLY (31245). William John Greaves WALKER, M'.R.C.S., Richard Desmond "STEPHENS (31247). L.R.C.P. (14171). Geoffrey Percy Sansom THOMAS (31249). John Patrick BEALE-(31257). ' Squadron Leaders to be Wing Commanders Anthony Marcus Howard COLE (31263). (temporary). Arthur Henry KNOWLES (31229). Richard Stanley TOPHAM, M.B., Ch.B., Kingston James HATTRICK (31272). M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H., D.M.R.E. Douglas Samuel Eric GAWITH (31269). (ret.) (14117). George Leslie LISTER (31339). Lewis Patrick McCuLLAGH, M.B., B.Ch. Eric Lancelot MACRO (33515). (ret.) (14227)..
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