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34888 4071 SUPPLEMENT TO The London Gazette Of TUESDAY, the 2nd of JULY, 1940 Registered as a newspaper FRIDAY, 5 JULY, 1940 War Office, Lieutenant Bruce Middleton Hope Shand, I2th $th July, 1940. Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales's), Royal Armoured Corps. The KING has been graciously pleased to Second-Lieutenant Alan Lindsay Orr Ewing, approve of the undermentioned awards for The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders gallant and distinguished services in action (Princess Louise's), Territorial Army Reserve in connecti6n with recent operations: — of Officers. The Distinguished Service Order. Second-Lieutenant William Gerard Mostyne Worrall, Welsh Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Lumsden, M.C., Second-Lieutenant Evelyn Roy Farnell-Watson, I2th Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales's). <Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Lieutenant-Colonel Felix Alexander Vincent Corps. Copland-Griffiths, M.C., Welsh Guards. Second-Lieutenant Edward Fitzgerald David Major (acting Lieutenant-Colonel) William Campbell, The Black Watch (Royal High- Edgjar Bush, M.C., The Green; Howards land Regiment), Supplementary Reserve. (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own York- Second-Lieutenant David Arthur Smith, Royal shire Regiment). Monmouthshire Engineers (Militia). Major George Parkes, Royal Tank Regiment, Second-Lieutenant Ronald Grantham, Royal Royal Armoured Corps. Captain (acting Major) William Robert Reeves, Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps. Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Second-Lieutenant Alexander John Clark Corps. Kennedy, I2th Royal Lancers (Prince of Captain (temporary Major) Andrew Marshall Wales's), Royal Armoured Corps. Horsbrugh-Porter, I2th Royal Lancers Second-Lieutenant Herbert Taylor, Royal Tank (Prince of Wales's), Royal Armoured Corps. Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Supple- Second-Lieutenant Edward Charles Mann, i2th mentary Reserve). Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales's), Royal Second-Lieutenant Colin Dalzell Mackenzie, Armoured Corps. The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany's). The Military Cross. Second-Lieutenant David Renwick Elder, The Captain Jocelyn Eustace Gurney, Welsh Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment), Guards. Territorial Army. Captain Robert George Cracroft, Royal Tank Second-Lieutenant John William Percival Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps. Rhodes, The Gordon Highlanders. Lieutenant Thomas Hepple, Royal Tank Regi- Second-Lieutenant Edward Peter Godfrey Miller ment, Royal Armoured Corps (Supple- Mundy, I2th Royal Lancers (Prince of mentary Reserve). Wales's), Royal Armoured Corps..

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