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The London Gazette of FRIDAY, 16Th MAY, 1958 Sutftorftp 41389 3165 SUPPLEMENT TO The London Gazette OF FRIDAY, 16th MAY, 1958 Sutftorftp Registered as a Newspaper TUESDAY, 20 MAY, 1958 CENTRAL GHAINICBRY OF TOE ORDERS services in Malaya for the period ending on that OF KNJOHTHOOD. date:— St. James's Palace, S.W.I. Military Cross. 2Vth May, 1958. Major Richard JAMES (203422) The Royal Innis- killing 'Fusiliers, Seconded to The Federation The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to .give Regiment. orders, as at the 30th (August. 1957', for the following iFor the successful completion of numerous appointments to 'the Most Excellent 'Order of the operations in command of his company during British Empire, in recognition of distinguished service which he displayed skill in planning and energy, in Malaya for the period ending on that date:— determination and courage in action. His personal leadership in the face of enemy fire resulted in To be an Additional Commander of the Military many successes. Division of the said Most Excellent Order:— Colonel (temporary Brigadier) Ian Cecil HARRIS, Bar \to Military Medal. (D.S.O. (475®4), Late Infantry, Commander, 3841 Sergeant DAUD bin NINGGAL, M.M., The Royal 1 Federal Infantry Brigade. Malay Regiment. To be an Additional Officer of the Military Division 'For bravery and exceptional devotion to duty of the said Most Excellent Order:— during long periods of operations in the jungle. As a platoon commander his skill and determina- iJ-ieutenantiCok>nel Kenneth Philip MOLYNEUX- tion resulted m many successes. CARTER, M.C. (56669). The Lancashire Fusiliers, Commander 2nd Battalion. The Royal Malay Military Medal. Regiment (Emptd. List 1). 3206 Sergeant HUSSIN bin PAK Su, The Royal To be Additional Members of the Military Division Malay (Regiment. of the said Most Excellent Order:— For courage and tenacity during action against armed terrorists when leading a patrol in the Major Gerald Arthur Clement DANBY (717667). The jungle. He personally pursued and eliminated two Northamptonshire Regiment, Seconded to 1 Federal terrorists and continued to direct his men in spite Infantry Brigade. of a severe wound. Major {Quartermaster) Leonard David DARLING 3699 Sergeant MD NOR bin HASSAN, The Royal (345060); Royal Army Service Corps, Seconded! to Malay Regiment. The Federation Armv. He has been engaged in jungle operations for Lieutenant (temporary Captain) Edgar LENTHALL eight years and has proved himself to be an (2253(16), General List, Seconded to The Royal aggressive, skilful and fearless leader on many 'Malay Regiment. occasions. Major Harold Ralph Finch- MASON (44929). The East 3501 Sergeant SALLEH -bin ABU BAKAR, The Royal Surrey (Regiment, Seconded to Federation of Malay Regiment. Malaya Volunteers' (Reconnaissance Corps). IFor skilful and successful leadership during Cajptain (temporary Major) MOHAMMAD NASIR bin many months of operations against Communist HAJI MOHAMMAD TAHIR ifllOE). The Royal Malay Terrorists. The successes achieved by his platoon . Regiment. were almost entirely due to his determined spirit Major (now Lieutenant-Colonel) MOHAMMAD TAIB of aggression. bin JAIS <H9), The Royal Malay Regiment. U1'94 Warrant Officer Class I MOHD ISA bin MAHADI, The Royal Malay Regiment. The War Office, 2Qth May, 1958. The QIUEEN has been graciously pleased to approve, as at the 30th August, 1957, that the follow- ing .be Mentioned! in recognition of gallant and The War Office, 20th May, 1958. diistjimguished services in Malaya for the period The QUBBN has been, "graciously pleased to ending on thait date:— approve, as at the 30th August, 1957, the following ROYAL TANK REGIMENT. awards in recognition of gallant and distinguished Capt. A. 'E. G. GAUNTLETT (414857)..
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