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✨ Military Appointments and Promotions

640 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 20

Royal N.Z. Chaplains’ Department

Chaplain Class IV C.B. Mason to be Chaplain Class III with seniority from 30 June 1991 and effect from 30 June 1994.

Royal N.Z. Nursing Corps

Captain P. J. Baty to be Major with seniority from 15 February 1992 and effect from 22 December 1994.

Captain M. J. MacPherson to be Major with seniority from 30 June 1994 and effect from 10 November 1994.

Lieutenant Sara Jane Fredericks is posted to the Retired List with effect from 22 December 1994.

Nicholas Mark Laurie is appointed to commission in the rank of Lieutenant, with seniority from 4 September 1994 and effect from 4 October 1994.

2nd Lieutenant Arlene Loretta Scrimegour resigns her commission with effect from 22 December 1994.

Extra Regimental Employment

Headquarters Land Force Command

Lieutenant Colonel Peter Robert Clark, RNZEME, is transferred from the Retired List in his present rank, with seniority from 3 August 1989 and effect from 6 December 1994.

Major Paul William Andrews Bevin, E.D., RNZAC, is transferred to the Army Reserve, General List of Officers, with effect from 1 July 1994.

1st Logistics Regiment

Lieutenant Kirsten Audrey Ashby, RNZAOC, is transferred to the Army Reserve, General List of Officers, with effect from 13 October 1994.

3rd Logistics Regiment

2nd Lieutenant K. A. Clayton, RNZCT, to be Lieutenant with seniority from 24 February 1993 and effect from 21 September 1994.

ARMY RESERVE

Regimental List of Officers

Queen Alexandra’s Mounted Rifles, RNZAC

Lieutenant Aaron Michael Duff is transferred from the Army Reserve, General List of Officers, in his present rank and seniority with effect from 24 June 1994.

The following are posted to the Retired List with effect from the date shown:

1st Field Ambulance, RNZAMC

Captain Timothy Hopkins, D.P.H., 21 October 1994.

2nd Field Hospital, RNZAMC

Captain Blair John Munford, M.B., Ch.B., 8 October 1994.

General List of Officers

The following are posted to the Retired List with effect from the date shown:

Royal Regiment of N.Z. Artillery

Lieutenant David William Lackey, 30 November 1994.

Royal N.Z. Armoured Corps

Captain Kerry Owen Boyd, 15 December 1994.

Royal N.Z. Corps of Signals

Lieutenant Roger Mason Glenny, 11 December 1994.

Royal N.Z. Infantry Regiment

Lieutenant Colonel

William Anthony Blair, M.A.(HONS), 1 January 1995.

Paul Howard Robinson, 29 December 1994.

Captain

Peter David Ross Browne, 2 September 1994.

Peter David Gilroy, 26 September 1994.

Lieutenant

Kenneth Raymond Taylor, 2 October 1994.

Graham Callon Ockwell, 26 September 1994.

Ivan Warwick Tidswell, 24 December 1994.

Temporary Captain Ian Cecil Knox, 25 October 1994 (in rank of Captain).

2nd Lieutenant

Paul John Freeman, 15 October 1994.

James Leo Atkinson Abbott, 5 November 1994.

Brian John Peacocke, 24 November 1994.

Lloyd Douglas Redfern, 15 November 1994.

Terence Joseph Carter, 20 December 1994.

William Wayne Anderson, 12 September 1994.

Ross Roy Henderson, 11 October 1994.

Thomas Alan Joll, DIP.SOC.SC., 1 November 1994.

Raymond Charles Goldring, 15 September 1994.

Anthony Eliot Cargill Cutten, 14 December 1994.

Dennis Keith James Rae, 17 November 1994.

Graeme James Palmer, 7 November 1994.

Royal N.Z. Corps of Transport

Lieutenant

Gary Leonard Morrison, 18 September 1994.

Richard John Preston, 18 November 1994.

Kevin George Kelly, 30 November 1994.

Royal N.Z. Army Medical Corps

Lieutenant David Ronald Alexander Leonard, B.SC.(HONS), M.B., Ch.B., D.R.C.O.G., 23 December 1994.

Royal N.Z. Dental Corps

Major Robert David Gibbs, B.D.S., F.R.A.C.D.S., 8 October 1994.

Captain Robert Gordon May, B.D.S., 27 November 1994.

Royal N.Z. Military Police

Major Anthony John Kevin George, 29 September 1994.

Royal N.Z. Nursing Corps

Captain Prudence Barbara Dixon, 24 November 1994.

Dated at Wellington this 15th day of February 1995.

WARREN COOPER, Minister of Defence.

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🛡️ Military Appointments and Promotions (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated15 February 1995
KeywordsNew Zealand Army, Appointments, Promotions, Transfers, Retirements, Royal Military College, Officer Cadet School
👱🏽 Names

44 names identified

C.B. Mason, Promoted to Chaplain Class III
P. J. Baty, Promoted to Major
M. J. MacPherson, Promoted to Major
Sara Jane Fredericks, Posted to Retired List
Nicholas Mark Laurie, Appointed Lieutenant
Arlene Loretta Scrimegour, Resigned commission
Peter Robert Clark (Lieutenant Colonel), Transferred from Retired List
Paul William Andrews Bevin (Major), Transferred to Army Reserve
Kirsten Audrey Ashby (Lieutenant), Transferred to Army Reserve
K. A. Clayton, Promoted to Lieutenant
Aaron Michael Duff (Lieutenant), Transferred from Army Reserve
Timothy Hopkins (Captain), Posted to Retired List
Blair John Munford (Captain), Posted to Retired List
David William Lackey (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Kerry Owen Boyd (Captain), Posted to Retired List
Roger Mason Glenny (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
William Anthony Blair (Lieutenant Colonel), Posted to Retired List
Paul Howard Robinson (Lieutenant Colonel), Posted to Retired List
Peter David Ross Browne (Captain), Posted to Retired List
Peter David Gilroy (Captain), Posted to Retired List
Kenneth Raymond Taylor (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Graham Callon Ockwell (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Ivan Warwick Tidswell (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Ian Cecil Knox (Temporary Captain), Posted to Retired List
Paul John Freeman (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
James Leo Atkinson Abbott (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Brian John Peacocke (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Lloyd Douglas Redfern (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Terence Joseph Carter (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
William Wayne Anderson (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Ross Roy Henderson (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Thomas Alan Joll (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Raymond Charles Goldring (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Anthony Eliot Cargill Cutten (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Dennis Keith James Rae (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Graeme James Palmer (2nd Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Gary Leonard Morrison (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Richard John Preston (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Kevin George Kelly (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
David Ronald Alexander Leonard (Lieutenant), Posted to Retired List
Robert David Gibbs (Major), Posted to Retired List
Robert Gordon May (Captain), Posted to Retired List
Anthony John Kevin George (Major), Posted to Retired List
Prudence Barbara Dixon (Captain), Posted to Retired List

👩‍💼 Officials

WARREN COOPER, Minister of Defence

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