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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 28 JULY, 1939 5217 the Undermentioned Pilot Officers Are Flying Officers THE LONDON GAZETTE, 28 JULY, 1939 5217 The undermentioned Pilot Officers are Flying Officers. • ' • granted the acting rank of Squadron Leader Claude Corsellis HARVEY, M.R.C.S., (unpaid) while performing the duties of a L R C P Squadron Commander in the Public Schools - William Litster HECTOR, M.B., Ch.B. Cadet Wing at the annual camp of the Thomas Cradock HENRY, M.R.C.S., Junior Division of the Officers Training L.R.C.P. Corps from 2Qth July 1939 to 5th Aug. 1939, William Murray HONEYMAN, M.B., Ch.B., inclusive: — M.R.C.P. Roger de Winton Kelsall WINLAW. Frederic John Alliston CHASE-. DENTAL BRANCH. Michael Martin MAYNARD. The undermentioned are granted commis- Honorary Flight Lieutenant William sions as Flying Officers. 25th July 1939: — Harold Nelson SHAKESPEARE, M.C., A.F.C., is granted the honorary rank of Wing Com- Geoffrey Hope AUSTIN-SMITH, L.D.S. mander, ist May 1939. Cyril Leslie HOLLICK, L.D.S. Allan LAW, L.D.S. The undermentioned are appointed Clifford PARME"E, L.D.S. Honorary Flight Lieutenants on the dates Paul RANDALL, L.D.S. stated: — Norman Warburton TIPPETT, L.D.S., nth May 1939. R.F.P.S. Rear-Admiral Algernon Robert SMITHWICK, D.S.O. (R.N. Ret.). ist June 1939. Payr. Capt. William George Ewart AUXILIARY AIR FORCE. ENRIGHT, O.B.E. .(R.N. ret.). GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH. ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH. No. 501 (County of Gloucester] Squadron. Frederick Fulton FULTON is granted a Flying Officer Noel Lincoln WESTBURY- commission as Flying Officer with the JONES is granted the acting rank of Squadron honorary rank of Squadron Leader. i8th Leader (unpaid) whilst performing the duties July 1939. of a Squadron Commander in the Public The undermentioned are granted commis- Schools Cadet Wing at the annual camp of sions as Pilot Officers'on probation with the the Junior Division of the Officers Training honorary ranks stated. i8th July 1939: Corps from 29th July 1939 to 5th Aug. 1939. inclusive. Wing Commander. Robert Kingsley FILLERS, O.B.E. No. 603 (City of Edinburgh] Squadron. Claud Eric HAMILTON is granted a com- Flight Lieutenants. mission as Acting Pilot Officer. ' loth July Simon CRANN. 1939- Norman GIBSON. Marcus Roy LANDAU. No. 604 (County of Middlesex] Squadron. Flying Officer. Alfred Eric DAVIES is granted a commis- sion as Acting Pilot Officer. i8th June 1939. John Edwin POVEY. No. 609 (West Riding] Squadron. The undermentioned are granted commis- sions in the ranks stated. i8th July 1939: Michael John APPLEBY is granted a com- mission as Acting Pilot Officer. 3rd July Pilot Officers on probation. 1939- Morton Carberry EVANS. Reginald Oliver HOBHOUSE. No. 901 (County of London] Squadron. Cecil Frederick PUGH DAVIES. Flying Officer Cyril Frank LAMB is pro- Alexander Comber WILSON. moted to the rank of Flight Lieutenant. I7th Acting Pilot Officers on probation. Mar. 1939. Flying Officer Adam Roy HIND is trans- Leslie Francis HARVEY. ferred to the Equipment Branch. 2Oth Mar. Edgar Murray WITHAM. 1939- Flying Officer (Honorary Squadron Leader) Frederick Fulton FULTON is granted No. 905 (County of Surrey] Squadron. the acting rank of Wing Commander Acting Pilot Officer Gerald Arthur (unpaid) while performing the duties of the LAWSON is promoted to the rank of Flying Officer Commanding the Public Schools Officer. loth May 1939. Cadet Wing at the annual camp of the Junior Division of the Officers Training Corps No. 907 (County of Middlesex] Squadron. from 29th July 1939 to 5th Aug. 1939, Robert Guy PERCIVAL is granted a com- inclusive. mission as Pilot Officer^.. 3oth June 1939. Acting Pilot Officer James SCRIMGEOUR is MEDICAL BRANCH. promoted to the rank of Flying Officer. I2th The undermentioned are granted commis- Apr. 1939. sions in the ranks stated. 25th July 1939 : — Squadron Leader. The undermentioned are confirmed in rank Stanford CADE, F.R.C.S. and graded as Pilot Officers. I2th Apr. 1939: — Flight Lieutenant. Henry ELAM. James FLIND, M.D., Ch.B., D.P.M. Guy Austin USHER. NO. 34649 C.
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