New Zealand Gazette – 1944 – No. 22

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✨ Military Honours and Awards

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Bar to the Distinguished Service Cross
Lieutenant-Commander Peter Phipps, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant George James MacDonald, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant (A) Frank Athol Joseph Pennington, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Lieutenant-Commander Roger Stannard Cameron, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.

The Albert Medal (Bronze)
William Donald Dale, Stoker (First Class), N.Z. 4861 (Royal New Zealand Navy).

Distinguished Service Medal
Aubrey Edward James Dalton, Acting Leading Seaman, N.Z. 2286 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
John Theobold Washer, Able Seaman, N.Z. 2325 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Petty Officer Henry Percival Booth, N.Z. 673 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Alan Derel Beck, Able Seaman, C/5226 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Albert Horace Horsefall, Able Seaman, N.Z. 1421 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Bruce Evans Bennett, Stoker (First Class), N.Z. 1910 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Harry Howard Gould, Able Seaman, N.Z. 473 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Edgar Vivian Sherley, Able Seaman, N.Z. 1163 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Ivan Thomas Leslie Rodgers, Ordinary Seaman, N.Z. 1518 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
James Carter Leckie, Telegraphist, O/7247 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Allan Maxwell Dorset, Boy (First Class), N.Z. 1529 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist William Lewis Brewer, N.Z. 674 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Chief Yeoman of Signals Lincoln Campbell Martinson, N.Z. 345 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Chief Mechanician Leslie Hood, N.Z. 572 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Chief Stoker William Job Wain, N.Z. 477 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Albert George Young, Cook, N.Z. 1570 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Leonard Bruce Hill, Able Seaman, A/1888 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).

British Empire Medal
William MacGregor Armstrong, Able Seaman, A/1544 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Bruce Gaunson Taylor, Assistant Cook, N.Z. 3093 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
John Lawrence William Salter, Leading Signalman, O/7117 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Walter George Thomas Bright, Ordinary Telegraphist, N.Z. 5157 (Royal New Zealand Navy).

Mentioned in Dispatches
Lieutenant-Commander Charles George Palmer, D.S.C., Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Lieutenant-Commander Roger Stannard Cameron, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.

Lieutenant-Commander Frederick George Tidswell, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Lieutenant Lewis King, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Lieutenant Arthur George Newell, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Lieutenant Charles George Palmer, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Harry Mannix Nees, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Howard Christopher Smith, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Connell Percy Thode, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Jack Ernest Allen, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Edward Mair Mills, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Lieutenant Ralph Burton Goodwin, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant (A) Eric Frederick Lloyd Montgomery, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Acting-Lieutenant John Watson Tattersfield, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant John Alexander Foster, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant John Frederick Watson Hardingham, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant Geoffrey Thomas Sandford Baylis, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant Bertram John Green, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant (A) Andrew Scott Long, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant (A) Hugh Morrison, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant David Hamilton Graham, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant John Norman Broad, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Temporary Acting Sub-Lieutenant (A) Robert Murray Richardson, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Huia Frederick Charles Hudson, Leading Seaman, W/3542 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
William McKenzie, Leading Seaman, N.Z. 1240 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Frederick Keith Knox, Leading Seaman, O/7424 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Harry Herbert Triplow, Leading Seaman, W/3510 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Trevor Wallace Gray, Leading Seaman, N.Z. 1325 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
Campbell Howard Buchanan, Acting Leading Seaman, O/7366 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Alan Derel Beck, Able Seaman, C/5226 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Eric Campbell McVinnie, Able Seaman, A/1895 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Roy Franzel Thom, Able Seaman, A/1863 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).
Ernest Valentine, Stoker (First Class), N.Z. 4610 (Royal New Zealand Navy).
John Lawrence William Salter, Acting Leading Signalman, O/7117 (Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve).

F. JONES, Minister of Defence.

By Authority: E. V. PAUL, Government Printer, Wellington.

Price 6d.]

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🛡️ Appointments to the Distinguished Service Order and Honours (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated13 March 1944
KeywordsDistinguished Service Cross, Albert Medal, Distinguished Service Medal, British Empire Medal, Mentioned in Dispatches, Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve, Royal New Zealand Navy
👱🏽 Names

60 names identified

Peter Phipps (Lieutenant-Commander), Awarded Bar to the Distinguished Service Cross
George James MacDonald (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant), Awarded Bar to the Distinguished Service Cross
Frank Athol Joseph Pennington (Temporary Lieutenant (A)), Awarded Bar to the Distinguished Service Cross
Roger Stannard Cameron (Lieutenant-Commander), Awarded Bar to the Distinguished Service Cross
William Donald Dale (Stoker (First Class)), Awarded The Albert Medal (Bronze)
Aubrey Edward James Dalton (Acting Leading Seaman), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
John Theobold Washer (Able Seaman), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Henry Percival Booth (Petty Officer), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Alan Derel Beck (Able Seaman), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Albert Horace Horsefall (Able Seaman), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Bruce Evans Bennett (Stoker (First Class)), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Harry Howard Gould (Able Seaman), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Edgar Vivian Sherley (Able Seaman), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Ivan Thomas Leslie Rodgers (Ordinary Seaman), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
James Carter Leckie (Telegraphist), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Allan Maxwell Dorset (Boy (First Class)), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
William Lewis Brewer (Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Lincoln Campbell Martinson (Chief Yeoman of Signals), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Leslie Hood (Chief Mechanician), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
William Job Wain (Chief Stoker), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Albert George Young (Cook), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Leonard Bruce Hill (Able Seaman), Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
William MacGregor Armstrong (Able Seaman), Awarded British Empire Medal
Bruce Gaunson Taylor (Assistant Cook), Awarded British Empire Medal
John Lawrence William Salter (Leading Signalman), Awarded British Empire Medal
Walter George Thomas Bright (Ordinary Telegraphist), Awarded British Empire Medal
Charles George Palmer (Lieutenant-Commander), Mentioned in Dispatches
Roger Stannard Cameron (Lieutenant-Commander), Mentioned in Dispatches
Frederick George Tidswell (Lieutenant-Commander), Mentioned in Dispatches
Lewis King (Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Arthur George Newell (Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Charles George Palmer (Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Harry Mannix Nees (Temporary Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Howard Christopher Smith (Temporary Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Connell Percy Thode (Temporary Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Jack Ernest Allen (Temporary Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Edward Mair Mills (Temporary Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Ralph Burton Goodwin (Temporary Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Eric Frederick Lloyd Montgomery (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant (A)), Mentioned in Dispatches
John Watson Tattersfield (Temporary Acting-Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
John Alexander Foster (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
John Frederick Watson Hardingham (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Geoffrey Thomas Sandford Baylis (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Bertram John Green (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Andrew Scott Long (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant (A)), Mentioned in Dispatches
Hugh Morrison (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant (A)), Mentioned in Dispatches
David Hamilton Graham (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
John Norman Broad (Temporary Sub-Lieutenant), Mentioned in Dispatches
Robert Murray Richardson (Temporary Acting Sub-Lieutenant (A)), Mentioned in Dispatches
Huia Frederick Charles Hudson (Leading Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
William McKenzie (Leading Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
Frederick Keith Knox (Leading Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
Harry Herbert Triplow (Leading Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
Trevor Wallace Gray (Leading Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
Campbell Howard Buchanan (Acting Leading Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
Alan Derel Beck (Able Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
Eric Campbell McVinnie (Able Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
Roy Franzel Thom (Able Seaman), Mentioned in Dispatches
Ernest Valentine (Stoker (First Class)), Mentioned in Dispatches
John Lawrence William Salter (Acting Leading Signalman), Mentioned in Dispatches

👩‍💼 Officials

F. Jones, Minister of Defence

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