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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 4 April 1944 (Correspondence on recipients can...
Catalogue reference: T 335/85
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This record is about the Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 4 April 1944 (Correspondence on recipients can... dating from 1944 Mar 07-1944 Apr 04 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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- 1944 Mar 07-1944 Apr 04
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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 4 April 1944 (Correspondence on recipients can be found dispersed throughout the file).
NAME Alexander Bell RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Cabarita.
NAME Thomas West RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Firelight.
NAME Sidney Herbert Chilcott RANK Second Engineer AWARD MBE SHIP Fort Norman.
NAME Edward Collins Martyn RANK Chief Officer AWARD MBE SHIP St Usk.
NAME Frederick Alfred Armitage RANK Second Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Scalaria.
NAME James Mills Young RANK Chief Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Firelight.
NAME Philip John Darwin RANK First Radio Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Fort Norman.
NAME Dugald McFarlane RANK Chief Engineer AWARD Commendation SHIP Fort Norman.
NAME Benjamin Bernard John Derry RANK Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP St Usk.
NAME John Waring RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Scalaria.
NAME Joseph Henry Cooper RANK Chief Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Scalaria.
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- MN 101
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T 335
Treasury: Ceremonial Branch: Second World War Merchant Navy Awards Files (MN Series)
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