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OVERSEAS AWARD MBE to Be an Ordinary Member Of OVERSEAS AWARD M.B.E. M.B.E. To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the said Most Excellent Order: To be an Ordinary Member of the. Military Division of the said Most Excellent Order: Warrant Officer George Raymond ASTLEY (G0588244), Royal Air Force (Retired). Major Eric LEE Heung-Cheuk, Royal Hong Kong Squadron Leader Noel Robert COOK (0207082), Regiment (The Volunteers). Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (Training). Flight Lieutenant Carol Mary COUCHMAN (8049572), Women's Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader Sheelagh Veronica DULY (2837721), Women's Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader James Frank FOLEY (5201355), MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (AiR FORCE DEPARTMENT) Royal Air Force. G.B.E. Squadron Leader Colin Ernest GINGELL (8027787), Royal Air Force. To be an Ordinary Knight Grand Cross of the Military Flight Lieutenant Phillip James HA WARD Division of the said Most Excellent Order: (4232771), Royal Air Force. Air Chief Marshal Sir Anthony SKINGSLEY, Warrant Officer James Joseph HUTTON (N4287472), K.C.B., Royal Air Force. Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader Martin John KILSHAW (5203342), Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader Donald MARSHALL (4291645), K.B.E. Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader Cyril Robert MILES (0585111), To be an Ordinary Knight Commander of the Military Royal Air Force. Division of the said Most Excellent Order: Warrant Officer John Ernest MORLEY (S5064861), Air Marshal Robert James Michael ALCOCK, C.B., Royal Air Force (Retired). Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader Gordon MOULDS (8141203), Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader Angela Mary NEWCOMBE C.B.E. (8031522), Women's Royal Air Force. To be Ordinary Commanders of the Military Division of Warrant Officer Michael James OWEN (F0593213), the said Most Excellent Order: Royal Air Force. Warrant Officer Keith Donald ROPER (H41743 52), Air Commodore Nigel Bruce BALDWIN, Royal Air Royal Air Force (Retired). Force. Flight Lieutenant Gabriel SEXTON (5203931), Royal Air Commodore Henry William HALL, Royal Air yv 11» it-j /"\tv"*p Force. Warrant Officer Robin Graham SHAW, B.E.M. Group Captain Anthony John HARRISON, O.B.E., (C1940141), Royal Air Force. Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader Susan Elizabeth SMITH (0009392), Air Commodore Anthony James PARK, Royal Air Women's Royal Air Force. Force Squadron Leader Christopher John TAYLOR Group Captain Clifford Rodney SPINK, O.B.E., (0687671), Royal Air Force. Royal Air Force. Squadron Leader Brian Lawrence TROOD (8019027), Royal Air Force. O.B.E. Squadron Leader Nigel Robin TUFFS (8025867), Royal Air Force (Retired). To be Ordinary Officers of the Military Division of the Squadron Leader Mark Norman VINCENTI said Most Excellent Order: (5204443), Royal Air Force. Wing Commander Thomas McKenzie ARNOT, Warrant Officer David WELSH (Q1931884), Royal M.B.E. (8022908), Royal Air Force. Air Force. Wing Commander Gordon Benson BROWNE Flight Lieutenant Stephen WILLIAMS (0210749), (0607553), Royal Air Force. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (Training). Wing Commander Michael Ralph Hamilton CONNOR (4335505), Royal Air Force. Wing Commander Ronald James Charles DAWSON (0608898), Royal Air Force (Retired). Wing Commander Stanley Albert HICKEY (4335700), Royal Air Force. Order of the British Empire Wing Commander Norman David HUGHES (Civil Division) (4231651), Royal Air Force. D.B.E. Wing Commander Keith William IFOULD, A.F.C. (4232498), Royal Air Force. To be Ordinary Dames Commander of the Civil Division Wing Commander John Wallace MARSHALL of the said Most Excellent Order: (4220277), Royal Air Force. Miss Jocelyn Anita BARROW, O.B.E. (Mrs. Wing Commander Andrew John PARSONS Downer), Deputy Chairman, Broadcasting (0507871), Royal Air Force. Standards Council. Wing Commander David Richard WILLIAMS Avril Anne Barker, Mrs. POOLE, Chief Nursing (8020943), Royal Air Force. Officer, Department of Health. Wing Commander Gordon Arthur WOOLLEY, Elisabeth Friederike Marie Olga, Mrs. LEGGE- A.F.C. (4232683), Royal Air Force. SCHWARZKOPF. For services to music. 214944 C*.
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