The King's Birthday Honours 1943 were appointments by King George VI to various orders and honours to reward and highlight good works by people of the British Empire. They were published on 2 June 1943 for the United Kingdom[1][2] and Canada.[3]
The recipients of honours are displayed here as they were styled before their new honour, and arranged by honour, with classes (Knight, Knight Grand Cross, etc.) and then divisions (Military, Civil, etc.) as appropriate.
William John Andrew Jones, CMG, Deputy Chairman, West African Governors' Conference. Joint Secretary, War Council, Office of the Minister Resident in West Africa.
David John Lidbury, CMG, DSO, Assistant Director-General, General Post Office.
Wilfred Alexander Marsden, Keeper of the Department of Printed Books, Maps, Charts and Plans, British Museum, and Honorary Curator of the King's Music Library, British Museum.
Edward Vincent Thompson, Principal Assistant Solicitor, Office of HM Procurator-General and Treasury Solicitor.
Sydney Herbert Wood, MC, Principal Assistant Secretary, Board of Education.
Order of the Star of India
Knight Commander of the Order of the Star of India (KCSI)
Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG)
Frederick Geoffrey Shedden, CMG, OBE, Secretary of the Department of Defence, the War Cabinet, and the Advisory War Council, and Civil Member of the Defence Committee, Commonwealth of Australia.
Wilfred Charles George Cribbett, Director of Administration and Finance, Royal Air Force Delegation, Washington.
Eion Pelly Donaldson, Assistant Secretary, Offices of the War Cabinet.
Charles Rowlatt Watkins-Mence, CIE, Controller, Imperial Censorship Unit, Bermuda.
Gilbert Shaw Whitham, CBE, MIChemE, Director-General of Production Services, Ministry of Supply. Lately Head of the British Technical Mission in Turkey.
Maurice Edward Antrobus, OBE, Official Secretary in the Office of the High Commissioner in the Commonwealth of Australia for His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom.
Percival Martin Cooper, OBE, MInstCE, MIM & CyE, MIStructE, Director of Public Works, Jamaica.
James Dundas Harford, Colonial Administrative Service, Administrator, St. Kitts Nevis.
Edward Gerald Hawkesworth, MC, Colonial Administrative Service, Chief Commissioner of Ashanti, Gold Coast.
William Cyril Campbell King, Colonial Police Service, Commissioner of Police, Nigeria.
Knight Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire (KCIE)
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Geoffrey Prior, CIE, Indian Political Service, Political Resident in the Persian Gulf.
Sir George Hemming Spence, CSI, CIE, Indian Civil Service, Secretary to the Government of India in the Legislative Department.
James Downing Penny, CSI, CIE, Indian Civil Service, Financial Commissioner, Development Department, and Secretary to Government, Punjab.
Sir Thomas Howard Elderton, Chairman, Calcutta Port Commissioners and Regional Priorities Committee.
Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire (CIE)
Mohit Kumar Sen Gupta, Indian Audit and Accounts Service, Financial Adviser, Communications.
Wilfred Harold Shoobert, ED, Indian Civil Service, Director-General, Posts and Telegraphs, New Delhi.
Lieutenant-Colonel (Acting Major-General) Walter Joseph Cawthorn, CBE, Indian Army, Director of Military Intelligence, General Headquarters, India.
Jagannath Lakshman Sathe, Indian Civil Service, Senior Member, Board of Revenue, United Provinces.
Aubrey Dibdin, Assistant Secretary, Economic and Overseas Department, India Office.
Lieutenant-Colonel Gerald Patrick Murphy, Indian Political Service, lately Resident for the Madras States.
Sudhindra Kumar Haldar, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner, Burdwan Division, Bengal.
Donald Marshall Passmore, Deputy Director-General, Directorate General of Supply, Department of Supply, Government of India.
Allan Robert Eliott Lockhart, Deputy Director-General, Directorate General of Munitions Production, Department of Supply, Government of India.
Wajahat Hussain, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner, Gorakhpur Division, United Provinces.
Geoffrey Herbert Mannooch, Indian Police, Inspector-General of Police, Bengal.
Colonel (Temporary Brigadier) Leonard Gilbert, MC, Indian Army, Commandant, Officers' Training School, Bangalore.
Colonel (Temporary Brigadier) John Le Clere Fowle, Indian Army, Royal Indian Army Service Corps, Headquarters Eastern Army.
Colonel (Temporary Brigadier) Henry Charles Deans Rankin, OBE, MB, VHS, Royal Army Medical Corps, Deputy Director of Medical Services, General Headquarters, Indian.
Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier) James Alfred Daniel, DSO, MC, British Service, Commander, Lucknow Area.
Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier) William Freke Hasted, CBE, DSO, MC, Royal Engineers, Chief Engineer, Southern Army, lately Deputy Engineer-in-Chief, RAF Works, General Headquarters, India.
Lieutenant-Colonel George Leslie Mallam, Barrister-at-Law, Indian Political Service, Chief Secretary to the Government of the North-West Frontier Province.
William Herbert Fletcher Armstrong, Indian Educational Service, Director of Public Instruction, and Secretary to the Government of the Punjab in the Education Department.
Arnold Gordon Patton, Indian Civil Service, Secretary to the Government of Assam in the Finance and Revenue Departments.
Govardhan Shankerlal Bhalja, Indian Civil Service, Secretary to the Government of the Central Provinces and Berar in the Finance Department.
At this time the two lowest classes of the Royal Victorian Order were "Member (fourth class)" and "Member (fifth class)", both with post-nominal letters MVO. "Member (fourth class)" was renamed "Lieutenant" (LVO) from the 1985 New Year Honours onwards.
Professor Frederic Horace Garner, PhD, MSc, MIChemE, FIC, Professor of Oil Engineering and Refining, University of Birmingham.
Sidney Barrington Gates, Principal Scientific Officer, Royal Aircraft Establishment, Ministry of Aircraft Production.
Alderman James Gilliland, JP, President of the Durham Miners' Association.
John Glaisyer, Registrar, Birmingham Probate Registry.
Councillor Frederick Herbert Baker Gough, Chairman of the Air Raid Precautions Committee, Scunthorpe, and Chairman of the Emergency Committee.
William Greene, MBE, JP, DL (Colonel, Home Guard), Chairman of the Stoke-on-Trent Cheadle and District War Pensions Committee.
Councillor Alfred Robert Grindlay, JP, Chairman, Coventry Savings Committee.
Henry James Haggar, Chief Ship Surveyor, Ministry of War Transport.
Alfred William Henry Hall, His Majesty's Trade Commissioner (Grade 2) for Southern and Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
Major Bernard Peace Hall, Local Welfare Officer, Northern Command.
Robert Hannah, Chief Engineer Officer, Merchant Navy.
George William Harriman, Production Manager, Austin Motor Co. Ltd.
Alick Robin Walsham Harrison, lately Private Secretary to the Minister of Food; now Deputy Director of Public Relations, Ministry of Food.
William Arthur Harrison, Borough Engineer and Surveyor, Bootle. For services to Civil Defence.
Captain William Horatio Hartman, Master, Merchant Navy.
Surgeon Captain Gerald Silvester Harvey, MB, BCh, Royal Navy (Retd.), Senior Instructor (Medical) and Deputy Commandant, Ministry of Home Security School, Falfield.
Charles Frederick Haynes, Assistant Accountant and Comptroller General, Board of Inland Revenue.
Arthur John Hewitt, General Manager, Coventry Gauge & Tool Co. Ltd.
Harold Hillier, MIMechE, Director and Chief Executive Engineer, G. & J. Weir Ltd.
Arthur Reginald Gorman Hudson, General Manager, Stores Department, Joint War Organisation of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John.
Mark Talbut Hughes, County Treasurer, West Sussex County Council.
Thomas Frederick Hurley, AMInstCE, Principal Scientific Officer, Fuel Research Station, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research.
Captain Alfred Paget Whitehead, Master, Merchant Navy.
Captain William Henry Wilcox, Liverpool Pilot, Mersey Docks and Harbour Board.
Charles Douglas Young, Collector, Dover, Board of Customs and Excise.
James Thomas Young, Regional Manager, Reading, War Damage Commission.
Margaret Corbett, a British subject resident in Buenos Aires.
David Sydney Davies, MD, BCh, FRCS, Physician at His Majesty's Legation at Tehran.
Cyril Alfred Flux Dundas. Representative of the British Council in the Middle East.
Louise France, a British subject resident in New York City.
Robert Gilliland, a British subject resident in Madrid.
Major Edward Alexander Kinch, Assistant Political Officer, Northern Area, Iraq.
Captain Thomas Menzies (Retd.), Senior Veterinary Inspector, Sudan Veterinary Service.
Robert Stuart, a British subject resident in Buenos Aires.
John Campbell Thomson, MVO, MBE, Superintending Accountant at His Majesty's Embassy in Washington.
Frederick Hibberd Tomlyn, Assistant Oriental Secretary at His Majesty's Embassy in Cairo.
George Arnold, DSc, Director of the Rhodesia National Museum.
John Dennis, President of the National Farmers' Union, Southern Rhodesia.
Mary Hughes Fotheringham. For social welfare services in the State of South Australia.
Dorothy Alexandra, Lady James. For services in organising hospitality to oversea Forces.
Edith Harvey Job, Chairman of the Newfoundland War Comforts Association in London.
James Vincent Lochrie, employed by the Empire Cotton Growing Corporation in Swaziland.
Hugh James Martin. For public services in the State of Victoria.
Sarah Powell. For social welfare services in the State of Victoria, especially to relatives of members of the Forces.
Cornelius John Swift, lately Postmaster General, Southern Rhodesia.
George Edmond Brackenbury Abell, Indian Civil Service, Deputy Private Secretary to His Excellency the Viceroy, and lately Secretary to His Excellency the Governor of the Punjab.
Khan Bahadur Syed Ainuddin, MBE, Dewan, Charkhari State, Central India.
Wilfred Temple Aldous, VD, JP, Chief Traffic Manager, Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway, Bombay.
Sudhangsu Kumar Banerji, Indian Meteorological Service, Superintending Meteorologist, Bombay.
Rai Bahadur Prafulla Kumar Biswas, Indian Police (Retd.), Additional Special Superintendent of Police, Intelligence Branch, Bengal.
Brigadier Eric James Boughton, Royal Indian Army Service Corps, Chief Controller of Purchase (Foodstuffs), Food Department, Government of India.
Brij Narayan, Deputy Financial Adviser, Military Finance, Government of India.
Major Sir Benjamin Denis Gonville Bromhead, Bt., Commandant, Zhob Militia, Baluchistan.
Walter Telham Bryant Chairman, Delhi Improvement Trust, and lately Private Secretary to His Excellency the Governor of Madras.
Sardar Bahadur Sardar Prabh Singh Chawla, MIE, Indian Service of Engineers (Retd.), Chairman, Punjab and North-West Frontier Province National Service Labour Tribunal.
Lieutenant-Colonel John William Clarke, Special Railway Magistrate, Allahabad, United Provinces.
Clarence James Creed, MC, Indian Police, Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Southern Range, Patna, Bihar.
Ghulam Ahmed, Indian Police, Deputy Director, Intelligence Bureau, Home Department, Government of India.
Colonel William Oscar Henderson, General Manager, Tinplate Company of India, Ltd., Golmuri, Singhbhum District, Bihar.
Major Robert Thomas Hicks, Indian Medical Service, Civil Surgeon, Cuttack, Orissa.
Wilfred Owen Penderel Hodder, Indian Police, Assistant to the Inspector-General of Police, Criminal Investigation Department, North-West Frontier Province.
Arthur Hughes, Indian Civil Service, Labour Commissioner and Registrar of Trade Unions, Bengal.
Edwin William Hunt, Indian Police, Superintendent of Police, Wireless Officer to the Military Police, Bareilly, United Provinces.
Ronald Churchill Ivey, Deputy Transportation Superintendent, Great Indian Peninsula Railway, Bombay.
Jagannath Vishwanath Joshi, Deputy Economic Adviser, Department of Commerce, Government of India.
Vernon Bruce Stainton, Indian Civil Service, Deputy Commissioner, Rawalpindi, Punjab.
Major David Thompson, Civil Administrator, Kamaran.
Sydney Ellis White, Manager, Karachi Branch, the National Bank of India, Ltd., Sind.
Francis Gerald Gribble, Wright Indian Police, Assistant to the Inspector-General of Police, Central Provinces and Berar.
Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Harold Westland Wright, Superintendent, Survey of India.
Captain Sultan Raja Haider Zaman Khan, MBE, Chief of the Gakhar tribe, Hazara, Assistant Technical Recruiting Officer, Peshawar, North-West Frontier Province.
John Francis Hunter Nicolson, MC, Indian Service of Engineers, Chief Public Works Officer, Federated Shan States.
Major Thein, Deputy Director-General, Burma Posts and Telegraphs.
William Allan, Colonial Agricultural Service, Assistant Director of Agriculture, Northern Rhodesia.
Norman Frederick Stewart Andrews, Colonial Administrative Service, Assistant Chief Secretary, Northern Rhodesia.
Ralph Henry Bassett, Colonial Administrative Service, Officer of Class II, Ceylon Civil Service.
Lieutenant-Colonel Anthony Lawrence Bartolo, Director of Manpower, Malta.
Roger Calleja, MD, Colonial Medical Service, Senior Medical Officer, Nyasaland Protectorate.
Edward Baglietto Cottrell. For public services in Gibraltar.
Captain Eric Reginald Davis. For public services in Kenya.
Kenneth Gordon Lindsay, Colonial Administrative Service, District Officer, Kenya.
Donald McBride, lately Ministry of War Transport Representative in Trinidad.
Captain Reginald Morison Millar, MBE, Superintendent of Nassau Prison, Bahamas.
Philip Edward Noel Mortimer. For public services in Jamaica.
Thomas Arthur Manly Nash, Entomologist, Medical Department, Nigeria.
Wilfred Padley, Representative of the Government of Malta in Egypt, for the Co-ordination of Supplies.
Sabapathipillai Rajanayagam, Superintending Telecommunications Engineer, Department of Posts and Telegraphs, Ceylon.
Donald Sturdy, Colonial Agricultural Service, Senior Agricultural Officer, Tanganyika Territory.
David Arnold Thompson. For public services in the Gold Coast.
Rachel Trim, Deputy Director of Woman Power, Kenya.
Robert Orchard Williams, Colonial Agricultural Service, Deputy Director of Agriculture, Trinidad.
Eustace George Woolford. For public services in British Guiana.
The Reverend Canon Ruthven Alexanderson Wright, Colonial Chaplain. For social welfare work in Nigeria.
Honorary Officer
Omar Effendi al Bitar, Chairman of the Municipal Commission of Jaffa, Palestine.
Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)
Military Division
Royal Navy
Lieutenant-Commander George Hermon Gill, Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Acting Temporary Lieutenant-Commander Ralph Palmer Robertson Taylor, Royal Naval Reserve.
Acting Temporary Lieutenant-Commander (A) Basil Alfred Gregory Meads, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Lieutenant Ernest Archer.
Lieutenant Percy Albert Merrin, (Retd.).
Lieutenant John Edward Poulden.
Lieutenant William Thomas Huntriss, Royal Naval Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Hesketh John Hesketh, South African Naval Forces (Volunteer).
Temporary Lieutenant William McNaughton, Royal Naval Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Harry Tarbottan, Royal Naval Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Juan Boyd Bald, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Ralph Dixon Coates, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Lieutenant (E) Maurice Aubrey Lawrence Coopper.
Lieutenant (E) Arthur Edwin Urell.
Lieutenant (E) Durward John Scott, Royal Naval Reserve.
Acting Lieutenant-Commander (E) Alexander Charles Lyons Aiken, Royal Naval Reserve.
Captain (Quartermaster) Bernard James Teeling, Royal Marines.
Temporary Telegraphist Lieutenant Halson Philpott, Royal New Zealand Navy.
Temporary Surgeon Lieutenant Charles Gordon Scorer, MB, FRCS, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Shipwright Lieutenant Henry Leslie Haines Burden, (Retd.).
Shipwright Lieutenant John Joseph Cliffe.
Paymaster Lieutenant Thomas Patrick Gillespie.
Paymaster Lieutenant Reginald Charles Watson, Royal Australian Navy.
Temporary Boom Skipper John Evans, Royal Naval Reserve.
Temporary Skipper Robert Erskine Wetherly, 1059 T.S., Royal Naval Reserve.
Mr. William James Durrant, Commissioned Gunner.
Mr. Ernest Roberts, Commissioned Gunner.
Mr. Harry Kelly, Commissioned Signal Boatswain.
Mr. Harry George Guy, Commissioned Telegraphist.
Mr. William Joseph Blackeby, Commissioned Engineer.
Mr. Charles Rupert Hillard, Commissioned Supply Officer.
Mr. Thomas Cleave Hawken, Warrant Supply Officer.
Mr. Cecil Thomas Pomeroy, Temporary Warrant Shipwright.
Mr. George Harcourt Prentice, Temporary Warrant Master-at-Arms.
Mr. Henry John Waters, Superintending Clerk, Royal Marines.
Margaret Rose Rathborne, Acting First Officer, Women's Royal Naval Service.
Catherine Honor Finch-Noyes, Second Officer, Women's Royal Naval Service.
Army
No. 4379287 Warrant Officer Class II Company Sergeant Major Thomas Abraham Adams, The Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment).
Subedar Major Mohammed Alam, Corps of Indian Engineers, Indian Army.
Captain (temporary Major) Richard Malpas Allen (47927), The Royal Norfolk Regiment.
Captain Rex Graham Davis, MC, (99135), Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps.
Captain Sidney Edward Davis, London Home Guard.
Lieutenant John William Dickson, Orkney Home Guard.
Lieutenant Ernest Alfred Didcote, Surrey Home Guard.
Major (Quartermaster) John Pearson Dobson, DCM, MM, (40885), The York and Lancaster Regiment.
Lieutenant (Quartermaster) William James Dorman (154933), Scots Guards.
No. 2609380 Warrant Officer Class I, Superintending Clerk Archibald George Douglas, Grenadier Guards.
Captain (Quartermaster) Frederick James Edwards (98557), The Dorsetshire Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lawrence Edwards, Army Cadet Force.
Lieutenant (temporary Captain) William Edward Epson (185498), General List.
Lieutenant John Thomas Essam, Cheshire Home Guard.
Captain (Quartermaster) Charles Stanley Fairbairn (79577), Royal Artillery.
Warrant Officer Class II, Company Sergeant Major George William Fairbairn, Northumberland Home Guard.
Lieutenant (temporary Captain) (Deputy Commissary) Albert Farman, Indian Army Corps of Clerks.
Captain (Quartermaster) Wilfred Jack Fenn (88622), Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant Henry John Ferguson, Devon Home Guard.
Lieutenant James McClelland Fergusson (98633), The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles).
Captain George Taunton Firth, Wiltshire Home Guard.
Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Walter Fort, MC, Army Cadet Force.
Lieutenant (Quartermaster) Edward Cecil Fox (159050), Royal Armoured Corps.
Major Thomas Frederick Furnell, MC, (123935), General List.
Captain Frederick Leslie Gardner, Gloucestershire Home Guard.
Captain (Quartermaster) Thomas William Garnett (116773), Grenadier Guards.
Captain (temporary Major) Victor Angus Geard, Australian Military Forces.
Captain (temporary Major) Edward Harry George (32084), Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel George Reginald Gibbs, Army Cadet Force.
Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) (Commissary) Sidney Sampson Gibbs, Corps of Indian Engineers, Indian Army.
Captain (temporary Major) Archibald William Henry Grant (153), Grenadier Guards.
Lieutenant (temporary Captain) Edwin Greenough, Indian Army.
No. 7596101 Warrant Officer Class II Armament Quartermaster Sergeant Edward Greenslade, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
No. 1053787 Warrant Officer Class II Battery Sergeant Major Thomas William Griffiths, Royal Artillery2428.
Captain Horace Purchase Haggett, Monmouthshire Home Guard.
Lieutenant Edward Mills Hall, DCM, Lancashire Home Guard.
Major (Quartermaster) Frank John Hammond (58390), Royal Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant Sydney Hanford, Hampshire Home Guard.
No. 6734082 Warrant Officer Class II Company Sergeant Major Ronald Harris, Royal Engineers.
Lieutenant (temporary Captain) Louis Arthur Harrison (118967), Royal Army Ordnance Corps.
Captain (temporary Major, acting Lieutenant-Colonel) Robert David Quixano Henriques (38714), Royal Artillery.
Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) James Higginson (34625), Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps.
Warrant Officer Class II (temporary Warrant Officer Class I) David Hill, Australian Military Forces.
Lieutenant (Ordnance Executive Officer 3rd Class) (temporary Captain, Ordnance Executive Officer 2nd Class) James Robert Hill (118950), Royal Army Ordnance Corps.
Captain (temporary Major) John Robert Hobbs (102265), Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Captain George Norman Hodson, Nottinghamshire Home Guard.
Captain William Holden, London Home Guard.
No. 4965322 Company Sergeant Major William Edward Holmes, The Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment).
Lieutenant William Andrew Wheeler-Holohan (154308), Royal Engineers.
Lieutenant (Assistant Commissary) Alfred George Howell, Indian Army Corps of Clerks.
Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Arthur Cunynghame Hughes, Indian Army Ordnance Corps.
Captain (temporary Major) Ian Murray Hunter, Australian Military Forces.
Lieutenant (Assistant Commissary) Cyril Edward Hutchings, Indian Army Corps of Clerks.
Captain (Quartermaster) Edwin Illingworth (88375), Royal Artillery.
Captain (Quartermaster) Gerald Irvin (76233), The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry.
Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Noel James, Indian Army Ordnance Corps.
No. 7007892 Warrant Officer Class II Orderly Room Quartermaster Sergeant Leonard James Jeffcott, MM, The Royal Ulster Rifles.
Captain George Wells Jennings, Essex Home Guard.
No. 7042433 Warrant Officer Class I, Edward Charles Jerram, MM, The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
No. 6281947 Warrant Officer Class I, Regimental Sergeant Major George William Johnson, The Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own).
Captain (temporary Major) William Johnston (63389), Royal Corps of Signals.
Captain Ronald Edscer Johnson (135652), Royal Army Medical Corps.
Major Robert Charles Johnson, MM, 9th Jat Regiment, Indian Army.
Chaplain to the Forces 4th Class, The Reverend Dewi Llewellyn Jones, BA, (90491), Royal Army Chaplains Department.
No. 7632615 Sub-Conductor (Acting Conductor) Herbert Kaye, Indian Army Ordnance Corps.
Major Robert Blythman Kerr, Trinidad Artillery Volunteers.
Captain (Quartermaster) Daniel Kinchin (131232), Royal Artillery.
Captain Herbert Kirman, Lincolnshire Home Guard.
Subedar Lakhsmanan, Queen Victoria's Own Madras Sappers and Miners.
No. 2745610 Warrant Officer Class I, Doey Ferguson Lamond, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment).
Warrant Officer Class II, Quartermaster Sergeant (Orderly Room Sergeant) John Ledgerwood, Scottish Border Home Guard.
Lieutenant (Acting Captain) William Anthony Sampson Lloyd (99242), Royal Engineers.
Captain John Wesley Loper, New Zealand Military Forces.
Captain (temporary Major) Frank Harrington Lowman (53650), Royal Engineers.
Major (Staff Paymaster 2nd Class) (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel, Staff Paymaster 1st Class) Leslie Henry Marc Mackenzie (10713), Royal Army Pay Corps.
Lieutenant (District Officer) Thomas Edgar Maker (205227), Royal Artillery.
Major Walter William Matthews, Australian Military Forces.
Captain (Quartermaster) Archibald Mathieson, New Zealand Military Forces.
Lieutenant (Quartermaster) Harold Mayo (128381), Royal Armoured Corps.
No. 2716122 Warrant Officer Class I, Regimental Sergeant Major Hugh Francis McKinney, Irish Guards.
Lieutenant (Mechanist Officer) (temporary Captain) Benjamin Francis Mee (110386), Royal Army Service Corps.
Captain Robert Millne, MM, (70981), The South Lancashire Regiment (The Prince of Wales's Volunteers).
Lieutenant Maxwell Alfred Mimmack (154273), Royal Engineers.
Major Stanley John Mitton (99756), Royal Army Ordnance Corps.
Captain John Stuart Morgan, Glamorgan Home Guard.
Lieutenant (temporary Captain) Manakampat Kesavan Unni Nayar, Indian Army.
No. 7652953 Warrant Officer Class II Staff Quartermaster Sergeant (acting Warrant Officer Class I, Sub-Conductor) Norman Joseph Nealey, Royal Army Ordnance Corps.
Major John Elliott Nelson (5535), Army Educational Corps.
Tom Lyon, Railway Superintendent, Liverpool Dock Estate, Mersey Docks and Harbour Board.
Charles Wilson MacDowall, Managing Director, MacDowall Equipment Company.
Janet McGilp, Headmistress of Lochburn Home, Glasgow.
James Charles Fairlie Mclntyre, Executive Officer, Agricultural Executive Committee for East Fife.
Captain Donald Macbeath Mackay, Master, Merchant Navy.
Captain Alexander McLachlan, Master, Merchant Navy.
Captain William McLeod, Master, Merchant Navy.
Albert Percival Mallaby, Senior Second Engineer Officer, Merchant Navy.
Edith Louise Manley, Women's Land Army County Secretary, Cheshire.
Edward Grey Marchant, Senior Staff Officer, Air Ministry.
Percy Walter John Martin, Personal Assistant to the General Manager, Port of London Authority.
Leonard Mellor, Divisional Commander, Special Constabulary, Durham County Police Force.
Florence Milnes, Librarian, British Broadcasting Corporation.
Arthur Robert Mitchell, MC, (Captain, Home Guard), Chief of the Ship Drawing Office, Yarrow & Co. Ltd.
Leonard Thomas Moorby, Senior Staff Officer, Board of Trade.
Maurice Desmond Morrissey, Station Manager, British Overseas Airways Corporation.
Captain Samuel Bond Mosley, Master, Merchant Navy.
Alexander James Muir, Technical Assistant II, Ministry of Aircraft Production.
Councillor Miss Eunice Guthrie Murray, JP. For public services in Dunbartonshire.
Captain John Murray, Master, Merchant Navy.
Captain Harold Bishop Mylchreest, Partner in Pedder & Mylchreest Ltd, Delivery Contractors.
Francis Neal, Assistant to the Coal Supplies Officer for the Midland (Amalgamated) District.
John Nicol, deceased, Chief Engineer Officer, Merchant Navy (dated 18 March 1943) (Subsequently, lost at sea as a result of enemy action).
Harry Nodder, Assistant to the Divisional Engineer, Great Western Railway Company, Plymouth. For services to Civil Defence.
Hubert Oliver, First Radio Officer Merchant Navy.
John Bernard Olley, Works Manager, ASEA Electric Company.
Alexander Park, Chief Engineer Officer, Merchant Navy.
John Cecil Parker, Manager, Net Department, Rylands Bros. Ltd.
Victor Parry, Air Raid Precautions Officer, Chief Warden and Fire Guard Officer, Walsall.
David Paterson, Sub-District Manager, Edinburgh, Emergency Road Transport Organisation, Ministry of War Transport.
Henry John Pearson, First Refrigerating Engineer Officer, Merchant Navy.
Reginald Philip Perry, Manager of Brass Plant, John Lysaght Ltd.
Payne Harry Pettiford, Deputy Superintendent of the Operative Department, Royal Mint.
Maurice Frank Pinnock, Staff Officer, Offices of the War Cabinet.
Henry Alfred Plastow, MM, Senior Staff Officer, British Air Commission, Washington.
John James Plimmer, Manager, Ministry of Supply Agency Factory.
Helen Frances Plumbly, Supervising Clerk, Grade I, Ministry of Economic Warfare.
William Pook, Chief Engineer Officer, Merchant Navy.
Herbert Lloyd Poulson, Chief Officer, Merchant Navy.
Daniel Powell, Senior Sanitary Inspector, Bedwellty Urban District Council.
Harry Powell, Headmaster, Meir Senior Mixed Council School, Stoke-on-Trent.
Albert Henry Poynton, Superintendent of Stores, G. W. Lewis Tileries Ltd.
Lady Olein Eva Constance Wyndham-Quin, Head of the Army Records Department, Wounded and Missing Department, Joint War Organisation of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John.
Charles Percival Raffill, Assistant Curator, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
William Raitt, Honorary Secretary, Morpeth Savings Committee.
Jessie Millar Ralston, lately Superintendent of Typists, Colonial Office.
William Leonard Rawson, Superintendent, B.S.A. Guns Ltd.
Amelia Jane Rees, Higher Clerical Officer, Office of the Public Trustee.
James Henry Reeves, Clerical Officer, Department of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Alexander Duncan Reid, Chief Production Engineer, Scottish Motor Traction Co. Ltd.
George Gapon Rich, Chief Officer, Merchant Navy.
Thomas Edward Richardson, Flying Instructor, No. 4 Elementary Flying Training School, RAF Flying Training Command.
Alfred Riggall, Honorary Treasurer and Accountant of the North Midland Divisional Union of the Young Men's Christian Association.
Douglas Craig Robinson, Assistant Works Superintendent, Handley Page Ltd.
Adam Robson, Probation Officer, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Captain John Lamb Rogerson, Master, Merchant Navy.
Donalda Macleod Ross, Chairman, Women's Land Army Sub-Committee of the Agricultural Executive Committee for Ross and Cromarty (Main-land).
Frederick Alexander Ross, AMIEE, Chief Electrical Engineer, Swan, Hunter, & Wigham Richardson Ltd.
William Martin Rowland, Joint Managing Director, Universal Grinding Wheel Co. Ltd.
Alan Ruddle, Secretary-Superintendent, Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, Monmouthshire. For services to Civil Defence.
Geoffrey Terence Ryan, Superintendent of Docks, Avonmouth and Portishead.
Cyril Hugh Sanders, Superintendent (Telegraphs), Head Post Office, Swansea.
Captain Harold Ernest Sanderson, Regional Officer, Grade II, Scotland Region, Ministry of Home Security.
Eleanor Saunders, Chief Clerk, Telephone Manager's Office, South East Area, General Post Office.
Major John Walter Saunders, Employed in a Department of the Foreign Office.
William James Sayer, Superintendent acting as Head Postmaster, Head Post Office, Eastbourne.
Shirley Martin Searle, Staff Officer, War Office.
Captain Edward Shaw, Master, Merchant Navy.
Alfred John Shrieves, Higher Clerical Officer, Postal and Telegraph Censorship Department.
Captain George Simison, Master, Merchant Navy.
Captain David Sinclair, Master, Merchant Navy.
Harry Singleton, Works Director, The Tempered Spring Co. Ltd.
John Campbell Sloan, Electrical Manager, Barclay Curie & Co. Ltd.
Ernest Small, Joint Managing Director, M. B. Wild & Co. Ltd.
Ralph Wyman Smart, Staff Officer, General Post Office.
Major Alexander Smith, MC, Superintendent, City of Glasgow Special Constabulary. For services to Civil Defence.
Hilda Edwards Smith, Controller of Typists, Ministry of Aircraft Production.
Mabel Smith, Matron, Royal South Hants and Southampton Hospital. For services to Civil Defence.
Captain Thomas William Smith, Master, Merchant Navy.
William Henry Smith, Member of the National Savings Committee, and of the Birmingham Local Savings Committee.
Joseph Smyth, lately General Secretary and Treasurer of the Ulster Teachers' Union.
Brian Furmstone Rice Stack, Superintendent, Stores Branch, Board of Customs and Excise.
Gerald Stanning, Works Manager, Allen West & Co. Ltd.
George Staveley, Boiler Works Manager, Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd.
Robert Stein, Chief Trial Trip Engineer, G. & J. Weir Ltd.
Annie Ramsay Stevenson, Organising Secretary, Glasgow Centre, Women's Voluntary Services for Civil Defence.
Penuel Grant (Daisy) Stewart, Secretary, East Scottish Branch and Divisional Secretary, Edinburgh, Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association.
Wing Commander Douglas Stewart, MC, AFC, (Royal Air Force, Retd.), Observer Commander, Royal Observer Corps.
Katharine Bedingfeld Shaw Stewart, Honorary Secretary of the Inverness County Nursing Association.
Nesta Jessie Stoneham, Supervisor of Women's Studies, National Fire Service College.
Frank Cyril Alexander Street, Engineer Works Manager, Vosper Ltd.
Robert Stuart, Chief Inspector, Bristol Aeroplane Company.
Major Martin Stutfield (Retd.), Assistant to the Controller of Factory Transportation, Ministry of Supply.
Frank Swift, Manager of Foundry, Darlington Forge Ltd.
Captain Hugh Tait, Master, Merchant Navy.
Irene Compton Tappenden, Domiciliary Midwife, London County Council. For services to Civil Defence.
Sidney Taylor, Chairman and Managing Director, General Engineering Co. Ltd.
Captain Thomas Thirlaway Telford, Master, Merchant Navy.
Noel Goddard Terry, Controller, Royal Observer Corps.
Percy William Earl Thatcher, Secretary, Port Emergency Committee, Southampton Docks.
Captain David John Thomas, Master, Merchant Navy.
John Thorburn, Chief Electrician, Merchant Navy.
Claude John Thome, Chief Assistant, Paper Control, Ministry of Supply.
Basil Duncan Tims, Staff Officer, India, Office.
Dorothy Lee Todd, Superintendent of Typists, London County Council.
Caroline Marie Tucker, Private Secretary to the Lord Chancellor.
William Turner, Honorary Secretary, Rawtenstall Savings Committee.
Joseph Sinclair Carolin, a British subject resident in Brazil.
Marjorie Crawford, Shorthand-typist at His Majesty's Embassy in Buenos Aires.
John Norman Farrar, formerly British Vice-Consul in Patras.
Barbara Forwood, a British subject resident in Khartoum.
Edward Charles Gamble, Clerical Officer at His Majesty's Legation in Tehran.
Horace Frederick Alfred Gates, Archivist at His Majesty's Legation in Lima.
Sydney Herbert Montagu Head, His Majesty's Consul in Las Palmas.
Ethel Humphreys, a British subject resident in Philadelphia.
Margaret Manisty, Clerical Officer in a Department attached to the Foreign Office.
Alfred Marshall, formerly Clerical Officer at His Majesty's Embassy in China, now Clerical Officer at His Majesty's Legation in Tehran.
Elisa Pagram, a British subject resident in Guatemala.
Margaret Fleming Etherington-Smith, a British subject resident in Lisbon.
Bernard Francis Twiney, Assistant Chief Accountant, Sudan Railways.
Gawin Wild, British Vice-Consul in Algiers.
Rowland Paterson Wilson, MB, ChBEd, FRCS(Ed), Medical Officer in Charge of the Giza Eye Hospital and Laboratory in Cairo.
Frank Walter Austin, District Secretary of Brigade and Centre Secretary, St. John Ambulance Association, Southern Rhodesia.
Alfred Bain. For municipal and social welfare services in Southern Rhodesia.
Gladys Louise Buhler. For services in connection with activities under the auspices of the Royal Empire Society.
Lionel Hedley Collett, Agricultural and Livestock Officer, Basutoland.
Richard Allen Cox, employed in the Department of Justice, Southern Rhodesia.
Francis Blaikie Holmes. For services to Newfoundland troops and to their wives and families in Newfoundland.
Eileen May Munnings, Lady Divisional Superintendent, St. John Ambulance Association, Southern Rhodesia. For services in connection with the Red Cross and St. John Ambulance Associations in the Colony.
Gertrude Josephine Jude, Assistant State Controller of the Voluntary Aid Detachment, State of South Australia.
Arthur William Kidd, Superintendent of the Salisbury Prison, and acting Inspector of Prisons, Southern Rhodesia.
Augusta Drever Fleming Leishman, Hospitality Secretary, Victoria League, Edinburgh.
Laura Manning, Treasurer of the Women's Patriotic Association, Newfoundland.
Angus John McKenzie, JP. For services in connection with philanthropic and patriotic societies in the State of Tasmania.
Ruby Clark McLaren, a prominent honorary organiser of many patriotic and charitable appeals in the State of Tasmania.
William Sibley. For public services in the State of South Australia.
Dorothy Marie Gladys Thompson, Organising Secretary, Empire Societies' War Hospitality Committee.
Marguerite Louise Bramble. For public services in Bombay.
Khan Bahadur Saiyid Abdul Hasan, Secretary, Board of Revenue, United Provinces.
Richard Charles Arbery, Inspector of Metallurgy, Government of India, Tatanagar.
Herbert Ernest Ashby, Officer Supervisor, General Staff Branch, General Headquarters, India.
Khan Bahadur Bahrain Khan, of Thana, Baezai, Swat State, North-West Frontier Province.
Albert Vivian D'Costa, Assistant Executive Engineer, Chief Engineer's Office, Great Indian Peninsula Railway, Bombay.
Rao Bahadur Mohanji Naranji Desai, Superintendent of Police, Special Branch, Criminal Investigation Department, Bombay City, Bombay.
Dilawar Hussein Khan, Indian Forest Service, Forest Research Officer, Orissa.
Charles Henry Disney, Additional District Magistrate, Delhi.
Nandolal Ganguli, Principal, King Edward College, Amraoti, Central Provinces and Berair.
Sasanka Sekhar Gupta, Assistant Superintendent, Way and Works, Sahebganj, East Indian Railway.
John Hannah, District Mechanical Engineer (Munitions Officer), Bengal and Assam Railway, Kanchrapara.
John Begby Haskins, Resident Engineer, Oudh and Tirhut Railway, Benares.
Thomas Frederic Gerald Hepburn, Controller of Leather and Tanning Industries, Directorate General of Supply, Department of Supply, Government of India.
Constantino Papadopoulos, Clerk, Government Printing Office, Palestine.
Attiya Tantawi, District Mechanic, Public Works Department, Palestine.
John Rodney Land, Superintendent of Telegraphs and Telephones, Tonga, Western Pacific.
Royal Navy
The King has been graciously pleased to approve the following Awards for gallantry or outstanding service in the face of the Enemy, or for zeal, patience and cheerfulness in dangerous waters, and for setting an example of wholehearted devotion to duty, without which the high tradition of the Royal Navy could not have been upheld. The Appointments and Awards are for gallantry or good services in the last six months or more of War in His Majesty's Battleships, Battle Cruisers, Aircraft Carriers, Cruisers, Auxiliary Cruisers, Destroyers, Submarines, Minelayers, Corvettes, Sloops, Escort Vessels, Armed Boarding Vessels, Minesweepers, Trawlers, Drifters, Yachts, Anti-Submarine Vessels, Tugs, Motor Gun Boats, Motor Torpedo Boats, Motor Launches, Patrol Ships, Naval Aircraft, Base Ships, Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships and Naval Establishments ashore.
Petty Officer Air Mechanic (O) Dennis Reginald Mottram, FAA/FX.77071.
Petty Officer Motor Mechanic Colin Victor Brutey, P/MX.78564.
Petty Officer Motor Mechanic Reginald Charles Peacock, P/MX.76507.
Supply Petty Officer Frederick George Jones, D/MX.50441.
Temporary Supply Petty Officer Eric Ralph Harris, P/MX.46846.
Temporary Supply Petty Officer Harold Ling, P/MX.54155.
Temporary Supply Petty Officer Jack Leonard Parnell, D/MX.59620.
Petty Officer Writer Jack William Pegg, P/MX.53538.
Temporary Petty Officer Writer Frederick James Belshaw, C/MX.55432.
Temporary Petty Officer Writer John Grenfell, D/MX.60907.
Petty Officer Cook George Watson Ellis, P/MX49473.
Petty Officer Cook Samuel Goodwin, C/M.35696.
Petty Officer Steward William Alfred Sherman, P/LX.20414.
Sergeant Robert Walter Evans, CH.24734, Royal Marines.
Sergeant John Thomson, Ply.22409, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Sergeant Charles Baden Fallows, Ply.19747, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Sergeant William Greer, Ch.248, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Sergeant John Hart, Po.18997, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Sergeant George Joseph Stanley Rickwood, Ch.21230, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Sergeant John Mansfield Ryan, Ply.21894, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Sergeant Arthur Steeple, Ch.21402, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Sergeant Frederick Harold Stone, Ply.21231, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Sergeant Harry West, Po.216342, Royal Marines.
Engineman Harry Thomas Burgess, LT/KX.101614, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Engineman David Tait Cowe, LT/KX.124528, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Engineman Cyril Gray, LT/KX.110019, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Engineman James Reid Jappy, LT/KX.101218, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Engineman Charles Beaumont Lennox, LT/KX.124597, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Engineman Cyril Frederick Rusted, LT/KX.106852, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Engineman Alfred William Stimpson, LT/KX.107951, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Engineman Bertie George Turrel, LT/KX.99967, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Sergeant Leonard Rex White, 362230, Royal Air Force.
Leading Seaman John Garside Alexander, LT/JX.212712, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Leading Seaman Sydney Lawson Barnett, LT/JX.185262, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Leading Seaman Alan James Cherrett, P/JX.125402.
Leading Seaman John Henry Day, LT/JX.186671, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Leading Seaman Leslie John Fletcher, LT/JX.225174, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Leading Seaman Walter Herdman, LT/JX.242236, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Leading Seaman Claude Douglas Millard, C/SSX.13779.
Leading Seaman Daniel Sutherland, LT/X.7232, C, Royal Naval Reserve.
Leading Seaman Albert Swain, LT/JX.243388.
Leading Seaman Edward Cecil Tufrey, C/J.65747.
Leading Seaman John Walden, P/JX.130555.
Leading Seaman Sidney Naisby Welsh, D/SSX.13960.
Temporary Acting Leading Seaman Sidney William Walton, C/JX.126356.
Temporary Acting Leading Seaman Frank Henry Wridgway.
Convoy Leading Signalman Francis Ireland, C/JX.171118.
Acting Leading Signalman Alexander Massie, P/JX.130055.
Temporary Acting Leading Signalman Henry McMinigle, D/JX.210385.
Leading Telegraphist John Charles, P/JX.225866.
Leading Telegraphist John Thomas Lane, C/JX.140415.
Leading Telegraphist James Robert Hills, D/J.87450.
Temporary Leading Telegraphist Basil Beverley Bleakley, C/JX.153691.
Acting Leading Telegraphist William Gillespie, D/JX.224729.
Leading Motor Mechanic Leonard James Gater, P/MX.98470.
Leading Motor Mechanic Stanley James Tallyn, C/MX.77181.
Leading Wireman Geoffrey Johnson, C/MX.73372.
Leading Wireman Edward William Tallowin, C/MX.63963.
Leading Wireman Aubrey George Cecil Matthews, D/JX.167407.
Leading Wireman Edward Harry Vose, C/MX.62833.
Acting Leading Wireman William James Lister, C/MX.77822.
Leading Stoker Joseph Durham, P/K.19078.
Leading Stoker James Greaves, C/KX.89738.
Leading Stoker William Nesbitt, P/KX.93588.
Acting Leading Stoker Frank Foulger, C/KX.78892.
Leading Stoker George Jefferson, D/KX.77989.
Leading Stoker Ernest Will Turner, D/K.57391.
Temporary Acting Leading Stoker Alexander Maclean, D/KX.103758.
Leading Wireless Mechanic Ronald Cooper, P/JX.270787.
Temporary Leading Sick Berth Attendant John Edwin Game, C/SBR/X.7658.
Officers Cook Second Class Leslie Watson Olsen, C/LX.20451.
Leading Cook Dennis Albert George Donovan, LT/MX.83568.
Leading Cook Victor Frederick Casey Hogbin, LT/MX.83214.
Diesel Greaser Frederick Honan, 225423.
Diesel Storekeeper Thomas Harrison, NAPR.72172.
Leading Aircraftman Ernest John Holmes, 543359, Royal Air Force.
Able Seaman Thomas Ackroyd, D/J.114092.
Able Seaman Lewis Anderton, D/JX.227903.
Able Seaman Ernest George Brock, P/J.36656.
Able Seaman Jasper Barton Brookfield, P/J.41635.
Able Seaman John Borthwick, C/JX.199342.
Able Seaman Ernest Leslie Crouchman, C/JX.203359.
Able Seaman Sydney Dixon Gunn, D/J.79464.
Able Seaman Herbert William Harrison, P/SSX.31505.
Able Seaman Stanley Howard Hatton, C/JX.300928.
Able Seaman Frank Higham, D/JX.238690.
Able Seaman Sidney Robert Hodges, D/JX.178494.
Able Seaman Frederick Howard Holmes, P/JX.311135.
Able Seaman Cyril George Leveridge, C/J.44392.
Able Seaman Stephen John Maull Olive, C/J.103680.
Able Seaman George Phineas Phillips, D/J.38207.
Able Seaman Leo Power, C/JX.173361.
Able Seaman William John Pyle, D/SSX.18628.
Able Seaman Terence Patrick Ryan, D/JX.184888.
Able Seaman Albert Isaac Spicer, D/J 109329.
Able Seaman William Henry Tedder, C/J.101768.
Able Seaman Ernest Townsend, C/JX.172383.
Able Seaman Henry Weir, PUD/X.1303, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Able Seaman Herbert John Willingham, D/J.79469.
Able Seaman Alan Beresford Price, S.A.N.F.(V).P/R.N.V.R.SA.68261.
Telegraphist Stanley Samuel Brown, P/JX.178225.
Signalman David Anderson Guild, D/JX.309387.
Signalman Frederick James Jenkins, LT/JX.175545, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Signalman William Frederick Francis Munns, C/LDX.3731.
Signalman Eric Nicholson, D/JX.136062.
Convoy Signalman Walter Murray Donald, C/JX.186255.
Convoy Signalman Harold Herbert Dutton, C/JX.186257.
Convoy Signalman George Lloyd, C/JX.186265.
Wireman Robert John McCoy, C/MX.76998.
Stoker First Class Frederick Vivian Cadogan, D/K.59151.
Stoker Robert Louis Carwithen, LT/KX.211113, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Stoker First Class Edward William Murray Gooda, D/KX.107582.
Stoker First Class William Stanley Gough, D/KX.116421.
Stoker John James Webb, D/K.66618.
Stoker First Class Horace Roy Howard, LT/KX.131482, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Stoker First Class Gerald Bowen Thomas, D/KX.95319.
Corporal Samuel William Fowler, 530951, Royal Air Force.
Corporal John Robert Shankland, 353212, Royal Air Force.
Corporal (Temporary) Arthur Lawson, Ply.X.2600, Royal Marines.
Rigger William Frank Bailey Chilcott, R/JX.180746.
Rigger Albert William Ford, R/JX.164616.
Acting Temporary Corporal Edward Joseph Swinnock, Ch.21166, Royal Marines.
Acting Temporary Corporal Frederick Ernest Benham, Po.210755, Royal Marines.
Seaman Donald Brace, LT/JX.222290, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman Albert Edwin Chambers, LT/JX.225659, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman Arthur Charles Dolby, LT/JX.241596, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman William Percy Gale, LT/JX.203664, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman Vivian George Gray, LT/JX.188990, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman John Mackay, LT/JX.210812, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman John Frank Murton, LT/JX.211113, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman Edmund Pryor, LT/JX 196247, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman Andrew Ritchie Smith, LT/JX202259, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Seaman Raymond Claude Tobitt, LT/JX.210974.
Assistant Steward Charles King Mitchell, NAP/R.223820.
Ordinary Telegraphist Stephen Trevor Bates, G/JX.204013.
Marine John Clarke, Ply.22176, Royal Marines.
Marine Noel James Luxton, Ply.20687, Royal Marines.
Marine John Shepherd, Ply.20544, Royal Marines.
Marine Charles Henry Wheeldon, Ply.X.3198, Royal Marines.
Mention in Despatches (Posthumous)
Chief Engineman James Watson, LT/X.462EU, Royal Naval Reserve.
Temporary Acting Leading Seaman John Wardropper Turner, D/JX.190958.
Able Seaman Arthur Forbes Franklin, P/JX.264573
Honorary Chaplain to His Majesty
The Reverend Canon Fred Baker, TD, Chaplain to the Forces, 2nd Class, Royal Army Chaplains' Department, Territorial Army.
Royal Red Cross (RRC)
Royal Navy
...for outstanding zeal, patience, and cheerfulness, and for courage and wholehearted devotion to duty while serving in HM Naval Hospitals in the last six months or more of War.
Ralph Pickard Bell, Halifax, Director General, Aircraft Production Branch, Department of Munitions and Supply.
J. H. Berry, Ottawa, Director General, Automobile and Tank Production Branch, Department of Munitions and Supply.
Saidye Bronfman, Montreal. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Arthur Huntingdon Brown, Ottawa. For valuable public service in connection with the work of the Dependants Allowance Board.
Ernest John Brunning, Ottawa, Director General, Ammunition and Gun Production Branch, Department of Munitions and Supply.
Dr. Eli Franklin Burton, Toronto. For outstanding service to Scientific Research.
Mme. J. C. L. Bussiere, Quebec. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
A. Hector Cadieux, Montreal. For valuable public services in connection with the protective service. Head, Canadian Pacific Railway Police.
Peter S. Campbell, MD, CM, Halifax, Medical Officer, Public Health Department, Nova Scotia.
D. B. Carswell, Ottawa. For valuable public service as Controller of Ship Repair and Salvage, Department of Munitions and Supply.
John Ballantyne Carswell, BSc, MInstCE, MEIC, Ottawa, Director General, Washington Office, Department of Munitions and Supply.
George R. Cotterelle, Toronto. For valuable public service as Oil Controller, Department of Munitions and Supply.
Robert Davies Defries, MD, Toronto. For outstanding service in Medical Research.
George Derby, Vancouver. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
His Honour Judge Eugene DesRiviers, Quebec City, Quebec. For valuable service to the Canadian Army.
David Campbell Dick, BA, Toronto. For valuable public service as Wool Administrator, War Time Price and Trade Board.
James Richardson Donald, BA, BSc, Ottawa, Director General, Chemical and Explosives Production Branch, Department of Munitions and Supply.
John Eaton, Montreal, Director General, General Purchasing Branch, Department of Munitions and Supply.
Dr. William Harmon Fairfield, Lethbridge, Alberta. For valuable service to Scientific Research in Agriculture.
Reverend Antoine Gagnon, Rimouski, Quebec. For valuable service to the Canadian Army.
Frederick Pearce Gavin, Hamilton. For valuable public service in connection with technical training in the Canadian Army.
Lieutenant-Colonel Goodwin Gibson, Ottawa, Real Estate Adviser, Department of National Defence.
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Guerin, Montreal. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Archibald Harrison, MC, VD, Saint John, Executive Assistant to the Minister of Munitions and Supply.
George Hugh Henderson, Halifax. For valuable scientific work in connection with the Royal Canadian Navy.
George Hodge, Montreal. For valuable public service as a Member of the National Labour Board Committee, representing Employers.
Gordon Bennett Johnson, Glasgow, Scotland. Canadian Trade Commissioner. For valuable public service, more particularly in relation to the care of survivors of the torpedoed steamship Athenia.
Ray Lawson, Montreal, Chairman, Federal Aircraft Ltd. For valuable public service in connection with the production of aircraft.
A. Lesage, MD, Montreal. Dean, Faculties of Medicine, University of Montreal. For valuable services to medical research.
John Philip Davy Malkin, Vancouver, Director General, General Purchasing Branch, Department of Munitions and Supply.
Mme. Almanda Marchand, Ottawa, President, Federation of French-Canadian Women.
Leslie J. Martin, Vancouver, Manager, Civilian Flying Training School.
John Thomas Miner, Kingsville, Ontario. For scientific work in connection with Natural History and conservation of wild life.
Frederick Keenan Morrow, Toronto. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Cecil W. Nicholl, Winnipeg. For valuable public service in connection with the Organisation of a Civilian Flying Training School.
Solomon Randolph Noble, Montreal. For valuable public service as Sugar Administrator, War Time Price and Trade Board.
K. B. Palmer, Toronto, General Counsel, Department of Munitions and Supply.
T. W. S. Parsons, Victoria, Commissioner, British Columbia Provincial Police. For valuable services in connection with the Protective Service.
John Paterson, Halifax, Superintendent, Halifax Shipyard Ltd. For valuable public service in connection with the repair, equipment and salvage of HM Canadian ships and those of the Royal Navy and Allied Governments.
John Patterson, MA, FRSC, Toronto, Controller, Transport Section, Meteorological Service. Also for valuable public service in connection with aviation.
Thomas Peacock, Hamilton. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Léon Raymond, Maniwaki, Quebec. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Rupert Camborn Reece, Winnipeg. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Dr. Guilford Bevil Reed, Kingston, Ontario. For outstanding service in the field of Scientific Research.
Murton A. Seymour, KC, St. Catharines, Ontario, President, Canadian Flying Club Association. Valuable public service in connection with development of aviation.
George A. Shea, Montreal. For valuable public service in connection with the Protective Service. Head of Canadian National Railways Police.
Dr. Allan Goodrich Shenstone, Ottawa. For valuable public service in the field of Scientific Research.
Joseph Simard, Sorel, Quebec. For valuable service in connection with the production of munitions.
Captain Thomas Farrar Smellie, Canadian SS Nascopic, c/o Department of Mines and Resources, Ottawa.
Captain J. B. Smith, Vancouver. For outstanding public service in connection with the Merchant Marine.
D. Stairs, Ottawa, Director General, Defence Project Construction Branch, Department of Munitions and Supply.
William H. Stringer, Toronto. For valuable public service in connection with the Protective Service. Commissionaire, Ontario Provincial Police.
Léon Trépanier, Montreal. For valuable service to the Canadian Army.
Charles R. Troup, Westmount, Quebec, Chief Supervisor, 6th Air Observer School. For valuable public service in connection with aviation.
Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)
Military Division
Royal Canadian Navy
Chief Skipper James Watson Wagner, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Acting Skipper Boatswain William C. G. Pett.
Coxswain William James Thomas, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve (Fisherman's Reserve).
Warrant Master-at-Arms Wilfred Pember.
Warrant Supply Officer John Shaw.
Warrant Shipwright William Douglas Leach.
Canadian Army
Major (now Lieutenant-Colonel) Gavin Paterson Henderson, Canadian Infantry Corps.
Major (acting Lieutenant-Colonel) Hubert Murray Jones, Canadian Infantry Corps.
Major (acting Lieutenant-Colonel) John Clifford Richardson, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Major (acting Lieutenant-Colonel) Herbert James Beard, Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps.
Major Arthur Carman Singleton, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Major Edward Charles Armstrong, Canadian Infantry Corps.
Major George Christian Bloomfield, Canadian Postal Corps.
Major Gordon Thomson Cassels, MC, Royal Canadian Artillery.
Major Ossory Luxton McCullough, ED, Canadian Infantry Corps.
Dr. Adrian Cambron, Ottawa. For valuable service in the field of scientific research.
Margaret R. Cameron, RN, Hamilton, Matron in Charge, Mountain Sanitarium.
Gwendolin Carrington, Quebec. For patriotic and philanthropic work, North Shore St. Lawrence Mission.
Georges Cecil Carter, Montreal. For valuable public service in connection with the production of munitions.
Reverend Mother Ste. Jeanne de Chantal, Quebec, Mother Superior, Hotel Dieu Hospital.
Fulgence Charpentier, Ottawa. For public service as Chief Censor of Publications.
J. L. Clark, Rustico, Prince Edward Island For valuable service to agriculture.
Thomas Clark, Windsor, Collector of Customs. For very meritorious service in the Department of National Revenue.
G. H. Clarke, Vancouver, District Director, Postal Services.
Dr. W. K. Colbeck, Welland, Ontario. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Charles A. Collins, Halifax, Collector of Customs. Meritorious service in the Department of National Revenue.
E. N. Compton, Toronto, Conciliation Officer and District Representative, Department of Labour.
F. G. Adams, Toronto. For valuable service in connection with the production of munitions.
Andrew Anderson, Innisfail, Alberta. For valuable service to agriculture.
Mme. J. O. Asselin, Montreal. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Captain W. J. Balcom, Halifax. For valuable public service in connection with navigation.
Captain L. C. Barry, Victoria. For valuable service in the Merchant Navy.
John Thomas Beanlands, Halifax. For valuable public service in connection with the repair of ships of war of the Royal Canadian Navy, Royal Navy and Allied Governments.
John William Bell, Ottawa. For scientific research.
Marjorie Bell, Toronto. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Antoine Miville Belleau, Ottawa. For valuable public service as Chief Translator.
A. Birtwhistle, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Chief Constable, Protective Service.
Frederick Bishop, Paradise, Nova Scotia. For valuable service in connection with agriculture.
E. C. Black, Ottawa. For valuable public service in connection with scientific research.
M. Blackwood, Edmonton, Chief Constable, Protective Service.
Captain J. A. Bourgault, Montreal. For patriotic and philanthropic work in connection with the Department of Pensions and National Health.
P. E. S. Brodeur, Ottawa. Long and distinguished service in the Department of National Revenue.
Ralph Phelps Brown, Ottawa, Financial Controller, Department of National Defence (Army).
Mary H. Conquest, Edmonton. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Judson C. Conrod, Halifax, Chief Constable, Protective Service.
J. B. Corley, Calgary, District Director, Postal Services.
P. J. McTaggart-Cowan, Montreal. For valuable work in connection with air transportation under the Department of Transport.
Dr. P. A. Creelman, Charlottetown, Head of the Tubercular Service, Prince Edward Island.
Chief Engineer H. J. Owen, Vancouver. For valuable service under trying conditions in the Merchant Navy.
H. R. Patrick. For valuable work in the Offices of the High Commissioner for Canada, London, England.
Isabel Pepall, Toronto, Ontario Commissioner for the Red Cross Home Nursing Corps.
Reverend Sister Mary Philips, Vancouver, Mother Superior, St. Paul's Hospital.
Dr. Lloyd M. Pidgeon, Ottawa. For valuable public service in the field of scientific research.
Charles Sidney Pipe, Ottawa, Controller of Ordnance Accounts, Master General of Ordnance Branch, Department of National Defence (Army).
Arthur Poundsford, Port Arthur. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
E. A. Pridham, Winnipeg. For long and efficient service in the Civil Service, Province of Manitoba.
E. McG. Quirk, Montreal, Conciliation Officer, Department of Labour.
Mme. L. A. Richard, Ste-Petronille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec. For patriotic and philanthropic work.
Merrill C. Robinson, Vancouver, President, National Institute for the Blind. For valuable work in connection with the Department of National Defence (Army).
A. I. Ross, Halifax, Senior Steam Ship Inspector, Halifax Department of Transport. For valuable work under trying conditions, Port of Halifax.
Dr. James Hamilton Ross, Ottawa. For valuable public service in the field of scientific research.
Elizabeth Rousseau, RN, Montreal, Head of Nursing Service, St. John Ambulance Association, Province of Quebec.
Isaie Savard, Montreal, Inspector, Department of National Revenue, Montreal. For long and meritorious service in the Departof National Revenue.
Sam Shannon, Cloverdale, British Columbia For valuable service to agricultural research.
Ronald Sharp, Ottawa, Chief of Income Tax. For meritorious service in the Department of National Revenue.
F. L. Skinner, Dropmore, Manitoba. For valuable service to agriculture.
Captain F. C. Slocombe, Toronto, Examinor of Masters and Mates. For valuable service to the Merchant Navy.
George Smith, Winnipeg, Chief Constable, Protective Service.
James Fyfe Smith, Vancouver, Provincial President, St. John Ambulance Association.
J. J. Smith, Regina. For long and meritorious service in the Civil Service, Province of Saskatchewan.
William Booth Stuart, Ottawa, Superintendent of Excise and Tax Collection. For long and valuable public service in the Department of National Revenue.
Dr. A. Marguerite Swan, Winnipeg, Chairman of the Manitoba Nutrition Committee.
R. Grant Thompson, Armstrong, British Columbia For valuable service to agriculture.
Leslie Rielle Thomson, BASc, Ottawa, Special Liaison Officer, Department of Munitions and Supply.
A. S. Tindale, Ottawa, Controller, Department of Munitions and Supply.
N. Torno, Toronto, Senior Officer, Canadian Fire Fighters. For service in Great Britain. A voluntary worker.
Luce Tremblay, Chicoutimi, Quebec, District Nurse.
E. Trowbridge, Edmonton. For long and valuable service in the Civil Service, Province of Alberta.
Pierre Turgeon, St. Anselme, Quebec. For valuable service to agriculture.
W. E. Uren, Ottawa, Director General, Priorities Branch, Department of Munitions and Supply.
Captain George Walsh, Montreal. For valuable service under trying conditions in the Merchant Navy.
Arthur Lewis Watson, Ottawa. For long and valuable service as Assistant Secretary General, Canadian Battlefield Memorial Commission, and Assistant Secretary General, Imperial War Graves Commission.
Dr. S. Wheeler, Rosthern, Saskatchewan. For valuable service to agriculture.
W. F. Williams, Ottawa, Associate Financial Adviser, Department of Munitions and Supply.
E. M. Woollcombe, Halifax. For valuable service in connection with shipbuilding.
Dr. George F. Wright, Ottawa. For valuable public service in the field of scientific research.
Companion of the Imperial Service Order (ISO)
Arthur Stanley Barnstead, BA, LLD, Deputy Provincial Secretary and Clerk of the Executive Council, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Avila Bedard, Deputy Minister of Lands and Forests, Quebec.
Lieutenant Gerald Maurice Greenwood, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve
Lieutenant John James Hodgkinson, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Lieutenant Harry Ernest Lade, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Lieutenant Edward Middlemas More, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Lieutenant Arthur Moorhouse, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Lieutenant Roy Milton Mosher, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Lieutenant John Buxton Raine, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Skipper Lieutenant Lester Alton Hickey, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Sub-Lieutenant James MacMurray Hay, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Mate R. G. Robson, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve.
Acting Chief Petty Officer H. E. Austen, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-25176.
Acting Chief Petty Officer Wilfred R. Franklin, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-7396.
Acting Chief Petty Officer G. M. Thomasset, Royal Canadian Navy, O.N.3396.
Chief Engine Room Artificer Albert J. Lalonde, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N. A-2054.
Chief Engine Room Artificer Edward McAlpine, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N. A-4837.
Chief Engine Room Artificer Charles A. Ross, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N. A-4314.
Chief Stoker Petty Officer D. S. Lowe, Royal Canadian Navy, O.N.21251.
Engine Room Artificer Third Class J. P. McGuire, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-5920.
Petty Officer Richard Cook, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N A-862.
Petty Officer Michael P. Furlong, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N. A-811.
Acting Petty Officer Wilfred J. Mahar, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-1175.
Acting Petty Officer George Edward Coles, Royal Canadian Navy, O.N.3857.
Acting Yeoman of Signals A. L. Bonner, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-2293.
Petty Officer Telegraphist W. E. Ellis, Royal Canadian Navy, O.N.2573.
Petty Officer Telegraphist Donald McGee, Royal Canadian Navy, O.N.2650.
Engine Room Artificer Fourth Class Donald Feaver, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N. A-1822.
Acting Engine Room Artificer, Fourth Class W. M. Wright, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-8087.
Petty Officer Stoker E. A. Paver, Royal Canadian Navy, O.N.21440.
Leading Seaman Frederick Bird, Royal Canadian Navy, O.N.3345.
Leading Seaman F. D. W. Harte, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-5573.
Acting Leading Seaman Horace Bruce Habart Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-7685.
Acting Leading Signalman B. H. Holingworth, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-5785.
Leading Telegraphist Robert G. Hicks, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-22068.
Acting Leading Stoker W. E. W. Titus, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N. A-2864.
Acting Leading Cook (S) Charles T. Conrad, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-25588.
Leading Steward George Clark, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N. A-2099.
Able Seaman Leslie A. Stannard, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-9850.
Stoker First Class Harold J. McMahon, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, O.N. A-4168.
Ordinary Seaman Sidney R. Corns, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-39279.
Ordinary Seaman John George Muir, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-22967.
Ordinary Seaman Richard A. Redden, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, O.N. V-35081.
Royal Canadian Air Force
Wing Commander W. G. Chapman, DCM, DFM, (C.1332).
Wing Commander S. R. McMillan (C.581).
Wing Commander H. J. Winny (C.1410).
Squadron Leader H. J. Hollingum (C.1524).
Squadron Leader A. Laut (C.861).
Squadron Leader J. W. McNee (C.1573).
Flying Officer J. H. Houser (J.10679).
Flying Officer P. G. Hughes (J.10708).
Flying Officer W. F. C. Snow (J.10517), (since deceased).
Pilot Officer G. A. Swan (J.14452).
Warrant Officer First Class J. H. K. Ellison (2075A).
Warrant Officer First Class R. F. Herbert (289).
Warrant Officer First Class C. E. Neyvatte (1806).
Warrant Officer Second Class D. C. Bullock (R.97609).
Warrant Officer Second Class R. A. Coulter (R.97641).
R.50643 Flight Sergeant R. W. Barlow.
R.64285 Sergeant P. Roberts.
R.77595 Sergeant A. J. Weikel.
Royal Red Cross (RRC)
Canadian Army
Major (Principal Matron) Moya Macdonald, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Major (Principal Matron) Mary Richmond Shaffner, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Captain (Matron, acting Major Principal Matron) Lilean Esther Thomas, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Major (Principal Matron) Agnes Jean Macleod, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Captain (Matron) Kathleen Blanche Harvey, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Royal Canadian Air Force
Nursing Sister Elizabeth Rebecca Farquharson (C.5410).
Nursing Sister Lillian Emily Johnston (C.7579).
Associate of the Royal Red Cross (ARRC)
Royal Canadian Navy
Matron E. I. Stibbard.
Matron M. G. Russell.
Canadian Army
Captain (Matron, acting Major (Principal Matron)) Mima McArthur Maclaren, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) Evelyn Doris Gregory, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) Charlotte Rhoda Blue, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) Queena May Esdale, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) Robina Margaret Hunter, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) Anna Lorraine Young, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) Jeanne d'Odet d'Orsonnens, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) Dorothy Forsythe Ballantine, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) Charlotte Isabelle Nixon, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Air Force Cross (AFC)
Royal Canadian Air Force
Wing Commander Frederick Stanley Carpenter (C.774).
Wing Commander John Gordon Kerr (C.130).
Wing Commander George Henry Sellers (C.647).
Squadron Leader Joseph Andrew Basso (C.2762).
Squadron Leader Arthur Thomas Chesson (C.877).
Squadron Leader Douglas William Dawson (C.2359).
Squadron Leader Malcolm Edward Grant (C.1466).
Squadron Leader William Watson Smith (C.878).
Squadron Leader Eric Taylor Webster (C.1264).
Flight Lieutenant George Frederick Gilbert (C.1291).
Flight Lieutenant William Graham (J.7528).
Flight Lieutenant Carl Wendell Hickerson (C.3161).
Flying Officer Donald Everett Merriam (J.10961).
Flying Officer Theodore Marshall Wayave (C.7044).
Pilot Officer Cyril Torontow (J.13448).
Warrant Officer Charles William Crawford (561511), Royal Air Force.
Warrant Officer Peter Seymour Smith (922906), Royal Air Force.
Warrant Officer Class I Douglas Elliott Berry (R.74338).
Warrant Officer Class I Percy Lloyd Buck (R.56386).
Warrant Officer Class I Jackson Murray Couse (R.66185).
Air Force Medal (AFM)
Royal Canadian Air Force
1110579 Flight Sergeant Eric Spinks Craig, Royal Air Force.
R.90512 Flight Sergeant Thomas Edward Reed.
915989 Sergeant Richard Allen Caws, Royal Air Force.
R.69099 Sergeant William John McPherson.
R.80506 Sergeant William Francis Scott.
R.102157 Corporal John Henry Hagley.
R.53257 Corporal Gillmore Vivian Stevens.
King's Commendation for Valuable Service in the Air
Royal Canadian Air Force
Wing Commander R. W. Goodwin (C.1277).
Squadron Leader C. C. Austin (C.1290).
Squadron Leader E. C. Brown (70088), Reserve of Air Force Officers.
Squadron Leader D. Sloan (32031), Reserve of Air Force Officers.
Squadron Leader M. C. Staddon (C.2328).
Flight Lieutenant D. B. Annan (J.4554).
Flight Lieutenant M. I. Boyle (89389), Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Flight Lieutenant R. F. Hunter (44260), Royal Air Force.
Flight Lieutenant H. C. Jewsbury (C.5582).
Flight Lieutenant G. Rees (43254), Royal Air Force.
Flight Lieutenant B. E. Twamley (C.7316).
Flying Officer H. G. Lyon (J.5698).
Pilot Officer L. W. Brown (J.14864).
Pilot Officer G. A. Webster (J.11476).
1169882 Flight Sergeant J. Elsdon-Howard, Royal Air Force.
R.107707 Flight Sergeant H. F. Walker.
1365696 Sergeant R. J. O. Brown, Royal Air Force.
R.58720 Sergeant L. F. Detwiller.
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