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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 3 August 1943 (Correspondence on recipients...
Catalogue reference: T 335/69
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This record is about the Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 3 August 1943 (Correspondence on recipients... dating from 1943 Jun 07-1944 Nov 17 in the series Treasury: Ceremonial Branch: Second World War Merchant Navy Awards Files (MN Series). It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1943 Jun 07-1944 Nov 17
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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 3 August 1943 (Correspondence on recipients can be found dispersed throughout the file).
NAME Neil MacFayden RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Ocean Viceroy.
NAME Neil Kennedy RANK Chief Engineer AWARD OBE SHIP Ocean Viceroy.
NAME Guy Stanley Kent RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Orangeleaf.
NAME George Paterson RANK Master AWARD MBE SHIP Pahang.
NAME Thomas Arthur Lupton RANK Master AWARD MBE SHIP Al Kwang.
NAME Maurice William Irvin RANK Second Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Empire Elgar.
NAME John Hyde RANK Ship’s Surgeon AWARD MBE SHIP Neptuna.
NAME Robert Leonard Martin Smith RANK Second Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Ocean Courage.
NAME Peter Dickson Lochtie RANK Second Engineer AWARD MBE SHIP Ocean Viceroy.
NAME Edward McCutcheon RANK Third Engineer AWARD MBE SHIP Ocean Viceroy.
NAME George Anderson Weir RANK Chief Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Ocean Viceroy.
NAME George Bray RANK Second Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Orangeleaf.
NAME Percy Hammonds RANK Junior Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Orangeleaf.
NAME John Albert Milton RANK Third Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Teesbank.
NAME George Kitchener Patterson RANK Able Seaman AWARD BEM SHIP Empire Elgar.
NAME Harry Smith RANK Able Seaman AWARD BEM SHIP Empire Elgar.
NAME Hwok Shing RANK Quartermaster AWARD BEM SHIP Neptuna.
NAME Clifford Pope RANK Able Seaman AWARD BEM SHIP Orangeleaf.
NAME Edward Pain RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Brinkburn.
NAME Albert Grant RANK Third Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Brinkburn.
NAME Alexander Drysdale Falconer RANK Chief Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Brinkburn.
NAME Richard James Ricketts RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP City of Edinburgh.
NAME Robert Stoddart Cochrane RANK Chief Engineer AWARD Commendation SHIP City of Edinburgh.
NAME William Nimmo RANK Chief Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP City of Edinburgh.
NAME Gordon Lilice Clark RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Empire Elgar.
NAME William James Escudier RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Empire Gull.
NAME Daniel Lewis Bevan RANK Acting Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Empire Gull.
NAME Harold John Rogers RANK Chief Radio Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Empire Gull.
NAME Ronald Renney RANK Third Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Empire Light.
NAME Eldon Charles Ashley Robson RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Empire Nightingale.
NAME Stephen Fox RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Incomati.
NAME Maurice Kersley Blain RANK Third Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Incomati.
NAME John Francis Macnamara RANK Chief Engineer AWARD Commendation SHIP Neptuna.
NAME James Sydney Renfrew RANK Second Engineer AWARD Commendation SHIP Neptuna.
NAME Bernard Debouca RANK Third Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Neptuna.
NAME John Henry Rothery RANK Cadet AWARD Commendation SHIP Neptuna.
NAME George Joseph Kent RANK Cadet AWARD Commendation SHIP Neptuna.
NAME Wilfred Gillespie Taylor RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Ocean Seaman.
NAME Sidney Albert Booker RANK Chief Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Ocean Seaman.
NAME James Newsome Grant RANK Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Ocean Viceroy.
NAME Norton Howarth RANK Fourth Engineer AWARD Commendation SHIP San Cirilo.
NAME Leslie Harold Harrison RANK Fifth Engineer AWARD Commendation SHIP San Cirilo.
NAME Robert Victor Hartley RANK Third Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP San Cirilo.
NAME Ian Small McLean RANK Chief Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Teesbank.
NAME Isaac Reginald Alfred Leach RANK Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Teesbank.
NAME Oscar Kenneth Holton RANK Fourth Engineer AWARD Commendation SHIP Teesbank.
NAME Celsus Mary Loughlin RANK Radio Officer AWARD Sea Gallantry Medal SHIP Hatimura.
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Treasury: Ceremonial Branch: Second World War Merchant Navy Awards Files (MN Series)
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