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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 21 December 1943 (Correspondence on recipients...
Catalogue reference: T 335/78
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This record is about the Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 21 December 1943 (Correspondence on recipients... dating from 1943 Nov 25-1943 Dec 21 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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- T 335/78
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1943 Nov 25-1943 Dec 21
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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 21 December 1943 (Correspondence on recipients can be found dispersed throughout the file).
NAME John Lennie RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Fort Paskoyac.
NAME David Alexander Stokes RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Hopewell.
NAME Harry Whitfield RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Gay Viking.
NAME William Graham Love RANK Chief Engineer AWARD OBE SHIP Hopewell.
NAME James Kirkhope Duncan RANK Chief Engineer AWARD OBE SHIP Gay Viking.
NAME Bruce Rainford Dickinson RANK First Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Windsor Castle.
NAME Francis William James Benham RANK Intermediate Third Engineer AWARD MBE SHIP Windsor Castle.
NAME John McNeil RANK Carpenter’s Mate AWARD BEM SHIP Windsor Castle.
NAME Ernest Richard Felstead RANK Boatswain AWARD BEM SHIP Hopewell.
NAME John Valentine RANK Able Seaman AWARD BEM SHIP Hopewell.
NAME Herbert Pearson RANK Boatswain AWARD BEM SHIP Gay Viking.
NAME Ernest Emil Schaper RANK Donkeyman AWARD BEM SHIP Gay Viking.
NAME Motiur Rahman RANK Seaman AWARD Commendation SHIP Erinpura.
NAME Joseph Henry Crellin RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Halizones.
NAME Frederick Charles Chisholm RANK Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Halizones.
NAME Maxwell Dunnett MacKenzie RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Primrose Hill.
NAME Charles Brock Robertson RANK Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Primrose Hill.
NAME Geoffrey Gordon Miller RANK Apprentice AWARD Commendation SHIP Primrose Hill.
NAME Robin Barker RANK Apprentice AWARD Commendation SHIP Primrose Hill.
NAME Peter McConnell Wilkinson RANK Apprentice AWARD Commendation SHIP Primrose Hill.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- MN 94
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T 335
Treasury: Ceremonial Branch: Second World War Merchant Navy Awards Files (MN Series)
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