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Hacart, Frantz Yves	22.09.1911 St Quen - 18.09.1944 (KIA) [repatriated to Chateau de Frecquiennes Pavilly France on 28.09.1948]	Lt. ?	1942     Free French Forces (Forces françaises de l'Extérieur) (09.1944)     Liaison Officer from French Army, 156th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem; initially for Operation Linnet)
Hackett, [Sir] John Winthrop "Shan" Son of Hon. Sir John Winthrop Hackett, KCMG, LLD, Perth, WA, and Deborah, daughter of Frederick Slade Drake- Brockman, Perth. Married (21.03.1942, Jerusalem) Margaret, daughter of Joseph Frena, Graz, Austria, and widow of Friedrich Grossman; (one daughter deceased), and two adopted step daughters.	05.11.1910 Perth, Western Australia - 09.09.1997 Coberley Mill, Gloucestershire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 02.09.1933, seniority 29.01.1931 [52752] Lt. 29.01.1934 Capt. 29.01.1939 A/Maj. 01.01.1941-31.03.1941 T/Maj. 01.04.1941-16.12.1942 WS/Maj. 17.12.1942 Maj. 01.07.1946 A/Lt.Col. 17.09.1942-16.12.1942 T/Lt.Col. 17.12.1942-30.06.1943 WS/Lt.Col. 01.07.1943 A/Col. 01.01.1943-30.06.1943 T/Col. 01.07.1943-18.06.1945, 18.03.1946-21.11.1947, 16.01.1948-04.11.1951 Col. 05.11.1951 A/Brig. (01.01.1943-30.06.1943 T/Brig. 01.07.1943-18.06.1945, 01.01.1947-05.09.1947, 22.11.1947-15.01.1948, 01.03.1952-23.03.1956 Brig. 24.09.1956 T/Maj.Gen. 24.03.1956-30.03.1957 Maj.Gen. 31.03.1957 Lt.Gen. 18.07.1961, seniority 11.04.1961 Gen. (local) 14.04.1966-17.10.1966 Gen. 18.10.1966 (retd 01.10.1968) GCB 10.06.1967 HM's birthday 1967 KCB 02.06.1962 HM's birthday 1962 CB 01.01.1958 New Year 1958 CBE 01.06.1953 HM's coronation 1953 MBE 1938 ? DSO 13.08.1942 Middle East (Egypt and Libya) DSO 24.05.1945 NW Europe (Arnhem 09.1944) MC 21.10.1941 Middle East (Syria, Iraq & Iran) MID 23.07.1937 Palestine MID 1937/41? Transjordan Frontier Force MID 1937/41? Transjordan Frontier Force MID 24.08.1944 Italy 09-11.1943 MID 20.09.1945 Arnhem 09.1944 MID 07.01.1949 Palestine 1946-47 Palestine 1936-1939 Medal & Clasp. DL; BLitt, MA Oxon; FRSL (1982)	Education: Geelong Grammar School, Australia; New College, Oxford (Hon. Fellow 1972); psc; idc (1951). Oxford University Contingent, Senior Division, Officer Training Corps 02.09.1933 commissioned 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars Palestine, 1936 (despatches) 27.09.1937 - 15.07.1941 seconded to Transjordan Frontier Force local Capt. to 28.01.1939 local Maj. 16.05.1940-31.12.1940 16.07.1941 - 28.09.1941 seconded to Commission of Control, Syria and Lebanon (Syria; wounded) 07.11.1941 - 26.03.1942 General Staff Officer 2nd grade (GSO2) (Operations), 9th Army (Western Desert; wounded) 17.09.1942 - 31.12.1942 General Staff Officer 1st grade (GSO1) (O), Raiding Forces GHQ, Middle East Forces 01.01.1943 - 17.09.1944 Commander, 4th Parachute Brigade (Italy, Arnhem [wounded, escaped]) 13.01.1946 - 17.03.1946 General Staff Officer 1st grade (GSO1), ... Division 18.03.1946 - 31.12.1946 Colonel General Staff, Int. Org. ACA 01.01.1947 - 03.08.1947 Brigadier General Staff (BGS) (1), Austria 06.09.1947 - 21.11.1947 Commander, Transjordan Frontier Force 22.11.1947 - 15.01.1948 Comd (Brig.), HQ Middle East 16.01.1948 - 19.07.1948 Comd (Col.) 01.08.1949 - 13.11.1950 Senior Army Instructor, Royal Naval College, Greenwich 01.03.1952 - 26.01.1954 Deputy Quartermaster General (DQMG), British Army of the Rhine 29.01.1954 - 23.03.1956 Commander, 20th Armoured Brigade 24.03.1956 - 03.02.1958 General Officer Commanding, 7th Armoured Division 10.02.1958 - 09.02.1961 Commandant, Royal Military College of Science 18.07.1961 - 31.12.1962 General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Ireland Command 04.02.1963 - 31.03.1964 Deputy Chief of Imperial General Staff, War Office 01.04.1964 - 03.02.1966 Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Ministry of Defence 14.04.1966 - 10.07.1968 Commander-in-Chief, British Army of the Rhine, and Commander Northern Army Group in NATO ADC (Gen.), 1967-1968. Colonel Commandant, REME, 04.02.1961-03.02.1966; Hon. Colonel: 10th (Volunteer) Battalion The Parachute Regiment, TA, 1965-1967; 10th Volunteer Bn, The Parachute Regt, 1967-1973; Oxford University Officers Training Corps, 1967-21.07.1978; Col, Queen's Royal Irish Hussars, 1969-1975. Mem., Lord Chancellor's Cttee on Reform of Law of Contempt, 1971-1974; Mem., Disciplinary Tribunal, Inns of Court and Bar, 1972-1983. Vis. Prof. in Classics, KCL, 1977. Lectures: Lees Knowles, Cambridge, 1961; Basil Henriques Meml, 1970; Harmon Meml, USAF  Acad., 1970; Jubilee, Imperial Coll., 1979. President: UK Classical Assoc., 1971; English Assoc., 1973. Hon. Liveryman, Worshipful Company of Dyers, 1975; Freeman of City of London, 1976. DL Glos 1982. Hon. LLD: Queen's Univ. Belfast; Perth, WA, 1963; Exeter, 1977; Buckingham, 1987. FKC, 1968; Hon. Fellow St George's Coll., University of Western Australia, 1965. Chesney Gold Medal, RUSI, 1985. Published: I was a stranger (1977); (jointly) The Third World War (1978); (jointly) The untold story (1982); The profession of arms (1983); (ed.) Warfare in the Ancient World (1989); articles and reviews. Literature: Roy Fullick, Shan Hackett : the biography of Sir John Hackett GCB, DSO, MC (2003).
Haddon, Thomas "Tommy" Son of Major J.T. Haddon of the Cameronians. Married (1939) Clodagh, the youngest daughter of Lt.Col. Bertrand Russell (youngest son of Lord Chief Justice Russell of Killowen); three sons.	19.02.1913 Camberley, Farnham district, Surrey - 12.04.1993 Surrey South Western district, Surrey	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 02.02.1933 [58141] Lt. 02.02.1936 A/Capt. 03.09.1939-02.12.1939 T/Capt. 03.12.1939-01.02.1941 Capt. 02.02.1941 A/Maj. 01.01.1942-31.03.1942 T/Maj. 01.04.1942-16.10.1943 WS/Maj. 17.10.1943 Maj. 01.07.1946 Lt.Col. (Brev.) 01.07.1951 A/Lt.Col. 17.07.1943-16.10.1943 T/Lt.Col. 17.10.1943-01.02.1948, 24.08.1949-25.06.1951, 12.07.1951-09.12.1955 Lt.Col. 10.12.1955 Col. 25.09.1958, seniority 14.01.1957 [supernumerary 25.09.1964] local Brig. 13.09.1958-24.09.1958 T/Brig. 23.09.1958-13.01.1961 Brig. 14.01.1961 (retd 20.02.1968) CBE 10.06.1961 HM's birthday 1961; Singapore OBE 07.06.1951 HM's birthday 1951 NW Frontier of India 1936-37 Medal & Clasp	Education: Hamilton Academy; Royal Military Academy, Woolwich; idc, psc 02.02.1933 commissioned, The Border Regiment 1933 - 1935 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Northern Ireland) 1935 - 1939 2nd Battalion The Border Regiment (India) 09.1939 - 02.1940 Officer Commanding, B Company, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (UK, France) 07.02.1940 - 26.05.1941 Adjutant, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (France [Dunkirk], UK) 1941 - 1941 attended Staff College, Camberley 17.11.1941 - 30.11.1941 specially employed 01.12.1941 - 31.12.1941 General Staff Officer, 3rd grade (GSO3), War Cabinet Office (Assistant Secretary of the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee) 01.01.1942 - 26.01.1943 General Staff Officer, 2nd grade (GSO2), War Cabinet Office (Assistant Secretary of the Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee) 27.01.1943 - 07.1943 Second-in-Command, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Sicily) 07.1943 - 09.1944 Commanding Officer, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 594) in German captivity (Oflag XIIB, Hadamar) 04.06.1945 - 13.01.1948 General Staff Officer, 1st grade (GSO1), Chief of Staff Committee, War Office 1948 - 1949 Second-in-Command, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Palestine, East Africa) 24.08.1949 - 25.04.1951 GSO1, HQ Hong Kong 12.07.1951 04.09.1952 02.02.1953 - - - 03.09.1952 01.02.1953 29.06.1955 GSO1, War Office (Army Council Secretariat) 12.1955 - 1958 Commanding Officer, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (British Army of the Rhine) 29.09.1958 - 27.04.1961 Commandant, Singapore Military Forces [01.01.1959-03.09.1961 specially employed, Singapore Military Forces] 11.01.1963 - 02.07.1965 Chief of Staff, HQ Land Forces Hong Kong ADC to the Queen, 26.03.1964-20.02.1968. President of the Border Regiment Association, 1966. Vice-President Border Affairs in the King's Own Royal Border Regimental Association, 1975. Vice President of the Regular Commissions Board in Wiltshire, 1966-1968.
Haeffner, Bruno Henry Also known as: Henry Bruno Haeffner. Son of ... Haefnner, and ... Wort.	18.03.1915 Hampstead district, London - 29.12.1994 Pontypool, Monmouthshire	Gnr. ? 2nd Lt. 20.01.1940 [117210] WS/Lt. 20.07.1941 Capt. ? (reld ?) Hon. Maj. ? EM 12.01.1951 -	served in the ranks 20.01.1940 commissioned into the Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] 19.08.1942 transferred to the Glider Pilot Regiment (09.1944) Section Commander, A Squadron (No. 1 Wing), The Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem)
Haig, Oliver Peter Son of Lt.Col. Oliver Haig (1875-1959), and Esmé Armstrong Crabbe (?-1955). His sister Betty Haig married Cdr. Denis Vaughan Sprague, RN. Married (10.05.1930, St George Hanover Square district, Middlesex) Rosamond Mary Ponsonby (1906 - 14.04.1985), eldest daughter of Sir George Arthur Ponsoby, KCVO, of Birdham, Chichester; one son, one daughter. Residence: Ramornie, Fife.	06.10.1908 St Marylebone, London - 13.05.1987 Scanisport, Inverness district, Inverness-shire, Scotland	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 30.06.1939 [93769] WS/Lt. 30.11.1940 T/Capt. 30.11.1940 WS/Capt. 10.06.1943 (reld < 04.1946) T/Maj. 10.06.1943 Hon. Maj. < 04.1946 Lt. 14.07.1952, seniority 14.12.1947 Capt. 14.07.1952, seniority 18.02.1952 Maj. ? (reld 14.07.1960) Hon. Maj. 14.07.1960 Hkn 19.03.1948 Norway 1945 TD 22.09.1950 -	late Cadet, Clifton College Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps 30.06.1939     commissioned into The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry - Territorial Army (4th Battalion) 24.08.1939     mobilized       served in France & Belgium 14.01.1941     transferred to the Reconnaissance Corps - Territorial Army       served with 1st Airborne Division (North Africa, Italy, Holland & Norway) (09.1944) - (1945) Assistant Provost Marshal, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem [evacuated]; Norway) 16.06.1945     transferred to The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry - Territorial Army ? - 14.07.1952 Territorial Army Reserve of Officers 14.07.1952 - 14.07.1960 short service commission, 1st Royal Green Jackets
Hall, Kenneth Arthur	? -	Cadet ? [1929154] 2nd Lt. 26.12.1943 [303535] WS/Lt. 26.06.1944 (reld > 04.1946)	26.12.1943 commissioned, Corps of Royal Engineers [emergency commission] 1944 - (09.1944) Troop Officer, 3 Troop, 4th Parachute Squadron RE (Arnhem [evacuated])
Halliday, Keith Creighton Son of Charles C. Halliday, and Helen L.D. Caldwell.	(09?).1917 Birkenhead district, Cheshire - 23.09.1944 (KIA) [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 2.B.8]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 19.04.1942 [243505] WS/Lt. 19.10.1942	19.04.1942 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944) Troop Leader, B Troop, 1st Airlanding Light Battery RA (Arnhem [killed in action])
Halls, Jack Reginald Son of Percy Halls, and Clara Marion Carter. Married (22.01.1942, Brentford district, Middlesex) Patricia Diana Lawrence, daughter of Herbert Lawrence; one son, one daughter.	29.09.1916 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk - 18.10.1997 Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 26.10.1940 [155128] WS/Lt. 25.04.1941 T/Capt. 25.04.1941 WS/Capt. 14.03.1944 T/Maj. 14.03.1944 (reld > 04.1946)	Education: Great Yarmouth Grammar School. 26.10.1940 commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer-in-Charge Transport, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) Insurance executive. General manager for Canada, Norwich Union Life Insurance Society, since 1961.
Halsall, Bernard Holt From Southport.	18.03.1921 Southport, Ormskirk district, Lancashire - 04.03.2011 Market Harborough, Leicestershire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 22.06.1940 [134176] WS/Lt. 22.12.1941 T/Capt. 31.10.1944 (reld > 04.1946) MC 21.10.1943 Sicily 07.1943	22.06.1940 commissioned, The King's Regiment [emergency commission] 24.08.1942 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 7 Flight (No. 2 Wing), The Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem)
Halstead, Richard Angus Son of ... Halstead, and ... Wills. From Durham.	23.02.1917 Carlisle, Wigton district, Cumberland - 11.06.1977 East Elloe district, Lincolnshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 06.09.1941 [203705] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 (reld < 04.1946) Hon. Lt. < 04.1946 MC 20.04.1944 Italy	06.09.1941 commissioned, The Suffolk Regiment  [emergency commission] 09.03.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 3 Platoon (R Company), 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2198) in German captivity (Oflag IXA/Z, Rotenburg an der Fulda, Hessen)
Hanmer, Nicholas Brian "Nick" Son (with four sisters and one brother) of Thomas William Hanmer (1868-1950), and Ivy Myra Frances Dodd (1885-1965). Married 1st (07.01.1944, Uckfield district, Sussex) Felicity Mary Sly (17.01.1920 - 04.1969), daughter of Frank William Sly. Married 2nd (1970, St Pancras district, London)Betty May Smith (1929 - 1999). Married 3rd (05.2002, Deben district, Suffolk) Destine Marie "Dizzy" Jolliffe (Mrs J.P.V. Summers, formerly Mrs J.F.A. Squire) (1934 - 15.05.2021).	17.07.1921 Uckfield district, Sussex - 20.09.2003 Woodbridge, Ipswich district, Suffolk	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 01.03.1941 [176197] WS/Lt. 01.09.1942 T/Capt. 03.09.1945 Capt. 10.07.1948 (reld 06.12.1949) MBE 31.12.1960 New Year 61: Somaliland	01.03.1941     commissioned, The Royal Sussex Regiment [emergency commission] 26.03.1943     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1943)     Platoon Commander, B Company, 10th Parachute Battalion (Italy) (09.1944)     Adjutant, 10th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 528) in German captivity (Oflag XIIB, Hadamar) Senior Administrative Officer in the former Somaliland Protectorate (1960).
Hannah, Alexander "Chad"	? -	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 23.08.1941 [203025] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 (retd 28.08.1945; disability) Hon. Lt. 28.08.1945	23.08.1941 commissioned, The King's Own Scottish Borderers [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 1 Platoon, Anti-Tank Group (Support Company), 7th Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Arnhem [wounded, captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW in German captivity
Happer, William Richard Armour Son (with three brothers and one sister) of James Robert Happer (1871-1940), and Isabella Taylor Armour (1875-1963). Married ((12?).1943, Amounderness, Lancashire) Sylvia Denise "Bunty" Railton (06.08.1919 - 07.11.1990); three daughters, one son.	05.06.1914 Preston, Lancashire - 21.06.1994 Teignbridge, Devon	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 20.09.1941 [210484] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 Lt. TA 08.02.1949, seniority 01.10.1942 (reld 22.08.1951) Hon. Lt. 22.08.1951	20.09.1941 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] 11.05.1944 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Section Commander, F Squadron (No. 2 Wing), The Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 52946) in German captivity (Stalag IXC, Bad Sulza & Oflag IXA, Spangenberg) (another POW card) 08.02.1949 - 22.08.1951 The Parachute Regiment - Territorial Army
Hardie, [Jules] Norman George Son (with one sister) of George Lewins Hardie (1891-), and Charlotte M E Spruyt. Married ((12?).1939, Brentford district, Middlesex) Vera Louise "Vicky" Webster (27.04.1914 - 01.1982).	17.05.1917 Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales - 20.09.1944 (KIA) [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 3.B.19]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 21.09.1940 [149735] WS/Lt. 21.03.1942 T/Capt. 12.02.1943	Education: Glasgow Academy (1928-1934).       Gunner, Honourable Artillery Company 21.09.1940     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] 27.07.1942     transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 1 Flight (A Squadron, No. 1 Wing), The Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem [killed in action])
Harding, Leslie Owen "Les" Son of ... Harding, and ... Knowles.	21.12.1913 Lewisham district, Greater London - 11.1984 Crawley district, West Sussex	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 15.08.1942 [242557] WS/Lt. 15.02.1943 (reld < 04.1946) Hon. Lt. < 04.1946	15.08.1942 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, G Troop, 2nd Airlanding Anti-Tank Battery RA [supporting 10th Parachute Battalion] (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2153) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H at Spangenberg)
Hardman, Lawrence Kent "Laurie"	13.02.1913 - 17.02.1988 Hastings and Rother district, East Sussex	Cadet Cpl. ? 2nd Lt. 08.03.1930 [45029] Lt. 08.03.1933 Capt. 12.03.1935 T/Maj. 15.05.1941 WS/Maj. 24.08.1945 T/Lt.Col. 24.08.1945 Hon. Lt.Col. ? MID 10.05.1945 NW Europe (Arnhem) TD 14.06.1945 -	late Cadet Corporal, Leys School Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps 08.03.1930 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery - Territorial Army 08.03.1930 - (08.1939) 225th Field Battery, 57th (Home Counties) Field Regiment (Brighton) 24.08.1939 mobilized (04.1941) Deputy Assistant Adjutant General, South Eastern Command (09.1944) Deputy Assistant Adjutant General, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) ? - 22.04.1961 Territorial Army Reserve of Officers
Hardman-Mountford, John Ernest till 01.07.1940: J.E. Mountford Son of Ernest Mountford (1878-1949), and Louisa Ann Broster (1882-1962). Married (21.03.1940) Peggy Maureen Hardman (31.03.1916 - 23.05.2001); one son, one daughter (twins).	26.11.1917 Chelmsford, Essex - 22.12.1971 Slough (in a road traffic accident)	2nd Lt. 08.12.1937 [73655] WS/Lt. 08.12.1940 Lt. 09.11.1946, seniority 03.03.1941 [permanent commission] A/Capt. 05.06.1941-04.09.1941 T/Capt. 05.09.1941-26.02.1944 Capt. 08.12.1945 Capt. 09.11.1946, seniority 01.07.1946 [permanent commission] A/Maj. 22.09.1947-31.10.1947 T/Maj. 01.11.1947-29.04.1948, 08.05.1952-31.08.1952 Maj. 01.09.1952 (retd 04.04.1968) Lt. TAVR 09.01.1969, seniority 15.09.1941 Lt.Col. TAVR ? MID 29.01.1957 Cyprus 07-12.1956 TD 21.04.1950 -	Education: King Edward's School, Birmingham; London University (LLB); psc 08.12.1937 - (01.1939) commissioned, The South Staffordshire Regiment - Territorial Army (5th Battalion) 24.08.1939 mobilized to 08.11.1946 (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 21 Platoon (D Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [wounded, captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW in German captivity 09.11.1946 permanent commission 1946 - 1948 Adjutant, Junior Leaders Depot, Weston Rhyn, Oswestry, Shropshire 1950 Staff College, Camberley 1951 - 1953 War Office 1954 - 1956 Company commander (Canal Zone (Egypt) and Cyprus) 1957 - 1959 Brigade Major, Western Command, Cardiff 01.04.1959 - 30.06.1960 specially employed East Africa Land Forces 1960 - 1962 seconded to King's African Rifles: Second-in-Command, 6th King's African Rifles (Mauritius) Commander, B Company, 2/6th King's African Rifles (Dar es Salaam) Second-in-Command, 5th King's African Rifles (Nakuru, Kenya) 1963 - 1965 PS(1), HQ British Army of the Rhine (Rheindahlen, Germany) 1965 - 1968 seconded to Army Legal Service 09.01.1969 - ? County Commandant for Merioneth & Montgomery, Army Cadet Force, Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve Called to the bar while serving in East Africa. Practised as a barrister on Oxford circuit, 1968-1971.
Hardy, Joseph Stephenson Davidson "Joe" Second son of nine children of Thomas Hardy (1873-1943), and Mary Lizzie Davidson (1883-1949). Married (13.04.1940, Kirkoswald, Cumberland) Eva Katherine Butt (05.06.1914 - ); one daughter, two sons.	12.10.1917 Annan, Dumfriesshire - 01.01.2005 Melbourne, Australia	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 24.12.1942 [258048] WS/Lt. 24.12.1942 (reld > 04.1946) T/Capt. 26.12.1944 MC 09.11.1944 Arnhem 09.44	11.1933     enlisted & joined the 1st Battalion The Border Regiment, qualifying as a signaller and joining the Signal Platoon       served in the ranks (Ireland, Palestine, UK, France [Dunkirk]) 24.12.1942     commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] 02.1943 - mid-1945 Officer Commanding, Signals Platoon (HQ Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (UK, North Africa, Sicily, Italy, UK, Arnhem [evacuated], Norway) Served in the Durham County Fire Brigade. Emigrated to Australia, 1956.
Harkess, Colin Reid	02.08.1912 - 08.08.2008 Bryanston, South Africa	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 13.12.1941 [220532] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 (reld < 04.1946) T/Capt. 26.03.1943 Hon. Capt. < 04.1946 MID 10.05.1945 NW Europe	13.12.1941 commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) Brigade RASC Officer, 4th Parachute Brigade (Arnhem [escaped])
Harlow, the Reverend Albert William Harrison "Bill" Son (with one brother and one sister) of George Henry Harlow (1865-1944), and Annie Marriot (1869-1944). From Chippenham. Married (18.12.1918, St Mary, Yate, Chipping, Sodbury, Gloucestershire) Elsie Louise Minett (1896 - 1970); one daughter, two sons..	03.06.1892 Farnham district, Hampshire - 28.07.1966 Adelaide, South Australia	Capt. = Chaplain to the Forces 4th cl. 23.07.1940 [131946] A/Maj. = A/Chaplain to the Forces 3rd cl. ? T/Maj. = T/Chaplain to the Forces 3rd cl. 08.06.1943 (reld 30.09.1946) (reinstated, then reld again 03.06.1952) Hon. Lt.Col. = Hon. Chaplain to the Forces 2nd cl. 03.06.1952 DSO 08.11.1945 NW Europe (Arnhem 09.1944) MID 24.06.1943 Middle East 1942	23.07.1940 commissioned, Royal Army Chaplains' Department [emergency commission] - Church of England (09.1944) Senior Chaplain to the Forces, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 05.1945 POW (No. 640) in German captivity (Oflag XIIB, Hadamar) 1945 - 1946 served Suez Canal Vicar of Middlewich (1937-1940 & 1946-1947), Calstock/Surrogate (1947-1950), St. Andrews, Gothenburg (1950-1955), Easebourne, Essex (1955-1962). Lived in Southern Australia thereafter.
Harris, George Samuel Son of ... Harris, and ... Dolan. Married ((09?).1947, Birkenhead district, Cheshire) Anne Griffin (25.09.1924 - 23.12.1996); ... children (three sons?).	24.06.1923 Newport district, Monmouthshire - 29.10.1999 Medway district, Kent [Fort Pitt Cemetery, Rochester, Kent]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 09.05.1943 [273822] WS/Lt. 09.11.1943 Lt. 01.02.1947, seniority 24.12.1945 A/Capt. 08.06.1946-07.09.1946 T/Capt. 08.09.1946-23.06.1950 Capt. 24.06.1950 T/Maj. 03.12.1955-23.06.1957 Maj. 24.06.1957 T/Lt.Col. 20.03.1965-18.09.1965 Lt.Col. 19.09.1965 Col. 30.06.1973 (retd 24.06.1978)	served in the ranks for 243 days 09.05.1943     commissioned, Corps of Royal Engineers [emergency commission to 31.01.1947] (09.1944)     Intelligence Officer, 4th Parachute Squadron RE (Arnhem [wounded, POW]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2154) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H at Spangenberg) (11.1946)     1st Airborne Squadron RE 01.02.1947     permanent commission 01.08.1953 - 17.11.1955 Staff Officer, Royal Engineers, War Office 12.07.1962 - 31.01.1965 General Staff Officer, 2nd grade (GSO2), Tactical Wing, School of Infantry 30.03.1965 - (02.1967) Commander, Malaysian Engineers (1971)     Field Engineering School (Chattenden, Kent) (1974)     HQ British Army of the Rhine 20.01.1976 - ? Deputy Commandant, Royal School of Military Engineering
Harrison, Charles Anthony "Tony" Only son of Maj. Frederick Harrison (1873-1949), merchant, and Theodora von Heyder (born 1878). Married 1st (1944) Lavinia Anne McFarlane, daughter of Brig. D.A. MacFarlane, CB, DSO; three sons. Married 2nd ... Married 3rd ...	12.03.1918 - 14.08.1995 Hove district, East Sussex	2nd Lt. TA 28.06.1938 2nd Lt. 26.07.1939, seniority 27.01.1938 [75273] Lt. 01.01.1941 A/Capt. 13.02.1943-12.05.1943 T/Capt. 13.05.1943 (reld 25.09.1948) MC 09.11.1944 Arnhem 09.1944	Education: Winchester College (1931.2-1936.2); Trinity College, Cambridge (1936; 2nd Cl. 1938; 2 Hist., BA 1939).. 28.06.1938     commissioned, General List, Territorial Army (University Candidates) 26.07.1939     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery 1943 - 1944 served with 1st Airborne Division in North Africa & Italy (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, E Troop, 3rd Airlanding Light Battery RA (Arnhem [evacuated]) Joined Lloyd's of London. Formed his own insurance company. Stockbroker, London  Latterly farmed in Sussex and Gloucestershire.
Harvie, William Alexander "Alex" Son (with one soster) of William Arthur Harvie, MD (1886-1940), and Marjorie Ada Mcintyre (1893-1962).	1923 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada - 1996 La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada	Prov. 2nd Lt. ? Lt. ? MID 31.03.1945 NW Europe	? commissioned, Canadian Infantry Corps [emergency commission]  - 01.03.1944 No. A-16 Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC 01.03.1944 - No. A-34 Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC Canloan scheme: CDN/150 (09.1944) Officer Commanding, No. 2 Medium Machine Gun Platoon (Support Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [escaped]) Prospector in La Ronge.
Hay, John Arthur	23.07.1912 Missoorai, India - ?	2nd Lt. TA 20.01.1932 [51878] 2nd Lt. 15.12.1939 WS/Lt. 15.06.1941 (retd 22.02.1946; disability) T/Capt. 10.11.1943 Hon. Capt. 22.02.1946	Tea planter. 20.01.1932 commissioned, City of London Regiment - Territorial Army (2nd Battalion) 15.12.1939 commissioned, The Manchester Regiment [emergency commission] 11.01.1942 transferred, Royal Regiment of Artillery 28.05.1942 transferred, Reconnaissance Corps - Royal Armoured Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, C Troop, 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2202) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Waggum, Braunschweig)
Hay, Neville Alexander Son of ... Hay, and ... Hughes. Married ((03?).1944, Westminster district, London) Pamela Edmiston.	07.04.1919 Kensington, Greater London - 03.04.1981 Bracknell district, Berkshire (after a short illness)	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 20.04.1940 [129018] WS/Lt. 20.10.1941 T/Capt. 16.09.1945 (reld > 04.1946) MID 09.08.1945 NW Europe	20.04.1940 commissioned, The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany's) [emergency commission] (09.1944) Air Corps HQ Liaison, General Headquarters Liaison Regiment ("Phantom") (Arnhem) General manager to a security organization, London.
Haynes, Annesley Freeman	22.06.1909 Kensington district, Greater London - 12.1999 Camden district, Greater London	2nd Lt. 28.12.1939 [107909] WS/Lt. ? WS/Capt. 10.12.1943 (reld < 04.1946) T/Maj. 10.12.1943 Hon. Maj. < 04.1946	28.12.1939 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 2nd Airlanding Anti-Tank Battery RA (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 535) in German captivity (Oflag XIIB, Hadamar)
Hayward, Ronald Lionel Son of ... Hayward, and ... Morgan.	09.06.1914 Kensington district, Greater London - 03.2000 Wokingham district, Berkshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 18.05.1943 [270793] WS/Lt. 18.11.1943 T/Capt. 07.05.1944 (reld > 04.1946)	18.05.1943     commissioned, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Officer, HQ RA, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem [evacuated])
Heaps, Leo Jack Of Jewish descent. Son of Winnipeg MP Abraham Albert Heaps.	07.07.1922 Winnipeg, Canada - 17.06.1995 Toronto, Canada	2nd Lt. ? Lt. 28.01.1944 MC 03.05.1945 Arnhem 09.1944	commissioned, Canadian Infantry Corps  - 19.11.1943 No. A-33 CAC TE (Provisional Reinforcements) 19.11.1943 - 14.12.1943 No. 3 District Depot 14.12.1943 - 07.04.1944 No. A-14 Training Centre (Provisional Reinforcements) CIC, Aldershot Camp, NS 07.04.1944 - No. A-34 Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC Canloan scheme: CDN/415 (09.1944) attached 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem; captured 24.09.1944, then escaped) 29.06.1945 - No. 10 District Depot (from Canadian Army Overseas) Published: Escape from Arnhem (1945); The grey goose of Arnhem (1976); A boy called Nam : the true story of how one little boy came to Canada (1984); The rebel in the House : tle life and times of A.A. Heaps, M.P. (1984); Hugh Hambleton, spy (1985)
Heathcoat-Amory, [Sir] Derick; 1st Viscount Amory of Tiverton, co. Devon, cr. 02.09.1960; 4th Baronet, of Knightshayes Court, Devon, cr. 21.03.1874, succ. 22.11.1972 Son of Sir Ian Murray Heathcoat-Amory, 2nd Bt. and Alexandra Georgina Seymour.  Unmarried.	26.12.1899 Tiverton, Devon - 20.01.1981 Tiverton, Devon	2nd Lt. ? [7978] Lt. 31.07.1922 Capt. 01.09.1926 Maj. 01.10.1935 (retd 01.09.1948) T/Lt.Col. 23.03.1943 Hon. Lt.Col. 01.09.1948 KG 23.04.1968 ? - PC 1953 ? GCMG 24.05.1961 ? TD 31.01.1941 ?	Education: Eton; Oxford University (Christ Church). 1920s? commissioned into the Royal Artillery - Territorial Army 31.07.1920 transferred from RFA to 11th (Devon.) Brigade (03.1931) 384th (South Molton) Battery, 96th (Royal Devon Yeomanry) Field Brigade RA (06.1933) 381st (Thorverton) Battery, 96th (Royal Devon Yeomanry) Field Brigade RA (01.1937) 384th (South Molton) Battery, 96th (Royal Devon Yeomanry) Field Brigade RA (01.1939) 381st (Thorverton) Battery, 96th (Royal Devon Yeomanry) Field Brigade RA 24.08.1939 mobilized 15.06.1940 - (04.1941) Air Liaison Officer (09.1944) Liaison Officer, War Office, General Headquarters Liaison Regiment ("Phantom") (Arnhem [wounded, captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW in German captivity Minister of Pensions, 11.1951-09.1953. Minister of State, Board of Trade, 1953-1954. Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, 28.07.1954-18.10.1954. Minister of Agricultural and Fisheries and Minister of Food, 18.10.1954-04.1955. Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, 04.1955-06.01.1958. Chancellor of the Exchequer, 16.01.1958-27.07.1960. High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Canada, 1961-1963. Chancellor of Exeter University, 1972-1981?. Governor, Hudson's Bay Co., 1965-70; Director, Lloyds Bank, 1948-51 and 1964-70; President, John Heathcoat & Co., 1973 (Chairman, 1966-72); Director, ICI, 1964-70. Member Devon CC, 1932-51; MP (C) Tiverton Div. of Devon, 1945-60; Joint Pro­Chancellor, University of Exeter, 1966-72; Chairman: Medical Research Council, 1960-61, and 1965-69; Voluntary Service Overseas, 1964-75; President: Association of County Councils, 1974-79 (County Councils Assoc., 1961-74); London Federation of Boys' Clubs, 1963-; Exeter Cathedral Appeal, 1978-. Prime Warden, Goldsmiths' Co., 1971-72. High Steward Borough of South Molton, 1960-74; DL Devon, 1962. Hon. FRCS 1974. Hon. LLD: Exeter Univ., 1959; McGill Univ., 1961; Hon. DCL, Oxon, 1974. Literature: W. Gore Allen, The reluctant politician : Derick Heathcoat Amory (1958)
Heggie, Maurice Son (with three sisters and one brother) of Maurice Heggie (1882-1972), and Ada Mary Aitchison (1883-1965). Married ((06?).1947, Mucklestone, Newcastle under Lyme district, Staffordshire) Audrey Stuart Adams (12.05.1922 - 28.04.2017), daughter of Stuart Adams (1891-1972), and Gladys Burgess (1896-1973); one daughter, one son.	30.08.1920 Morningside district, Edinburgh, Scotland - 31.03.1993 Morningside district, Edinburgh, Scotland	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 10.08.1941 [201227] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 (reld > 04.1946) T/Capt. 1944?	Student member of the RIBA. Never qualified as he took up a position in his father's business. 10.08.1941 commissioned, Corps of Royal Engineers [emergency commission] (from OCTU) 10.03.1943 joined 9th (Airborne) Field Company RE (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 3 Platoon, 9th (Airborne) Field Company RE (Arnhem) Managing director, later director, Heggie & Aitchison Ltd., of Edinburgh, shopfitting specialists. Director of the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce.
Helingoe, John Edward "Jack"	29.12.1923 Manchester - 25.04.1996 MacClesfield, Cheshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 20.03.1943 [268135] WS/Lt. 20.09.1943 T/Capt. 1945? Hon. Capt. 22.11.1950 BL 09.02.1946 Arnhem 09.1944 * * date of Dutch Royal Decree	Education: George Washington School, Cranford, N. J. USA (1928-1937); Head Boy at Moston Lane School, Manchester. 20.03.1943 commissioned, The Royal Welch Fusiliers [emergency commission [to 22.11.1950?]] 02.04.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 11 Platoon (T Company), 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2202) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/Z, Rotenburg) 22.11.1950 - ? Regular Army Reserve of Officers - The Royal Welch Fusiliers
Hemelryk, Gerard Edmund * "George" * changed name by deed poll of 29.03.1946 to: Gerard Edmund Counsellor Hemelryk Third son of Col. Paul Henry Hemelryk (1876-1955) [who was a brother of Lt.Col. George Edward Hemelryk], and Dorothy Counsellor (1882-1963), of Newmarket, Flintshire. Brother of Lt. Anthony Hemelryk, RN, and Lt.Col. Richard Astley Hemelryk, RA.	29.09.1917 Woolton, Prescot district, Liverpool, Lancashire - 20.01.1947 West Cheshire district (as a result of a motor accident)	WO II 03.1941 2nd Lt. 07.02.1942 [234822] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 (reld < 04.1946) T/Capt. 1944? Hon. Capt. < 04.1946	Education: Downside School (1931-1935). Architect.       served in the ranks (finally Warrant Officer II) 07.02.1942     commissioned, Intelligence Corps [emergency commission] 18.04.1942     transferred, Royal Corps of Signals (09.1944)     Cypher Officer, No. 1 Company, Divisional Signals, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem [wounded & captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 1830 & 3461) in German captivity (Reserve-Lazarett 4/486, Apeldoorn & Dulag XIB)
Henry, John Myles Son of Arthur Henry, businessman, and Margaret Henry (née Lewis), of 'Bridgeland', Sussex. Married (23.12.1943) Pamela Evelyn Henry (née Morris), of Mayfield, Sussex (born 1920).	23.05.1921 Kensington district, Greater London - 19.09.1944 (KIA) [age 23] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 5.D.1]	Cadet ? [6405372 ?] 2nd Lt. 22.02.1941 [174343] WS/Lt. 22.08.1942 39|45 St - - It St - - Fr&G St - - BWM 39|45 - -	Education: Stowe Public School (Chatham House, 01.1935-12.1939); Queen's College, Cambridge University (12.1939-06?.1940). 06?.1940 - 1940 volunteered for service (in the ranks) in The Royal Sussex Regiment (Canterbury) 1940 - 02.1941 Officer Cadet Training Unit, Droitwich 22.02.1941 commissioned, The Royal Sussex Regiment [emergency commission] 22.02.1941 - 11.05.1943 Bren Gun Carrier Platoon Commander, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Sussex Regiment (UK, at sea [05-07.1942], North Africa [Egypt], Palestine)  [hospitalized with a virus till 03.1943 for several months] 11.05.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps 11.05.1943 - 1944? Platoon Commander, B Company, 10th Parachute Battalion (training at Kabrit [Egypt], action at Taranto [Italy; wounded 15.09.1943 at Gioia del Colle], UK) 1944? - 19.09.1944 Intelligence Officer, 10th Parachute Battalion (UK, Arnhem [killed in action]) Literature: Pamela Morris, I've had my dance (1996; autobiography of Henry's widow)
Herford, Martin Edward Meakin Son (with two brothers and one sister) of Oscar Gabriel Herford (1869-1953), and Ethilda Budgett Meakin (1872-1956). Married (15.12.1943, Bristol district, Gloucestershire) Mary Crago (05.01.1915 - 23.02.1985); four daughters. Lived at Reading (1943).	13.08.1909 Geneva - 14.07.2002 Weston-Super-Mare	Lt. 22.01.1941 [175256] WS/Capt. 22.01.1942 A/Maj. 22.01.1942 T/Maj. ? WS/Maj. 22.08.1944 T/Lt.Col. 22.08.1944 (retd 01.1946) A/Col. 31.08.1945 Col. TA 24.02.1950, seniority 01.05.1947 DSO 29.03.1945 NW Europe (Arnhem) MBE 30.12.1941 Middle East (Greece) MC 18.11.1943 Sicily 07.1943 MC 13.01.1944 Italy 1943	Education: MB (1937, Bristol), MD, DPH volunteered to go with the Friends Service Organisation (Quakers) to work primarily with children suffering from starvation as a result of the Spanish Civil War 03.1940 - 01.1941 with the British Contingent of the International Volunteer Force in Finland 22.01.1941 commissioned, Royal Army Medical Corps [emergency commission] 22.01.1941 - 27.02.1941 63 General Hospital (Helmieh, Egypt) 27.02.1941 - 05?.1941 24 Casualty Clearing Station RAMC (Greece) (liaison and evacuating British troops)  05?.1941 - 22.01.1942 Second-in Command, 7 Motor Ambulance Convoy RAMC (Western Desert, N Afr) 22.01.1942 - 04.1943 Commanding Officer, 16 Motor Ambulance Convoy RAMC (Western Desert, N Afr [wounded 23.07.1942, hospitalized & posted to 15 (Scottish) General Hospital 09-11.1942]) 04.1943 - 05?.1944 200 Field Ambulance RAMC [attached 231st Infantry Brigade] (Sicily, Italy, UK) 05?.1944 - 08.1945 Commanding Officer, 163 Field Ambulance RAMC [crossed the river] (Arnhem [POW, escaped]) 17.08.1945 - 01.1946 Assistant Director of Medical Services (ADMS), 5th Infantry Division (Braunschweig) 1950? - 15.07.1953 Territorial Army 15.07.1953 - ? Territorial Army Reserve of Officers Studied occupational medicine (Rockefeller fellowship, US), was an appointed factory doctor (Slough) and ended his working life in general practice (together with his wife). Published: Youth at work (1957); Adolescence : the years of indiscretion (with T.A.A. Hunter; 1961) Literature: Matthew Hall, A doctor at war : the story of Colonel Martin Herford, the most decorated doctor of World War Two (1995)
Hewitt, Maurice Richard Son (with one brother and one sister) of Richard Claude Lifford Hewitt (1889-1973), and Josephine Cara Eileen Rogers (1897-1990). Marriewd (04.04.1956, St George's Chapel, Tanglin Garrison Church, Singapore) Heather Joan Weston ((18.10.1927 - 07.05.1996); two sons, one daughter.	18.03.1921 Calcutta, Bengal, India - 13.10.2016 Camberley, Surrey	2nd Lt. 15.06.1940 [136030] Lt. 15.12.1941 A/Capt. 06.08.1942-05.11.1942 T/Capt. 06.11.1942-22.06.1945, 01.11.1945-30.06.1946 Capt. 01.07.1946 T/Maj. 11.05.1951-14.06.1953 Maj. 15.06.1953 (retd 18.03.1976)	served in the ranks for 288 days 15.06.1940 commissioned, Royal Corps of Signals 06.08.1942 - 23.01.1944 Adjutant, ... (09.1944) Officer Commanding, No. 1 Company (Divisional HQ Signals), 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 1673) in German captivity (Stalag XIB, Fallingbostel) Freedom, City of London, 02.02.2015.
Hewitt, W L Unknown.	? -	Capt.	(09.1944) Liaison Officer G2 & Security, GHQ Liaison Regiment ("Phantom"), 1st Airborne Division
Hibbert, James Anthony "Tony" Son (with one sister and one half-brother) of Capt. James Edmund Hibbert, MC, DFC (1891-1941), and Margaret Elizabeth Judkins (1893-1957). Married (16.07.1949, London) Kathleen Eira Hartridge (née Bradshaw) (1918 - 13.03.2009), daughter of A.E. Bradshaw, of Steeple Aston; three daughters, one son (and one step-daughter of spouse's 1st marriage to Charles A. Hartridge).	06.12.1917 Chertsey, Surrey - 12.10.2014 Trebah, nr Falmouth, Cornwall	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 27.01.1938 [74531] Lt. 01.01.1941 A/Capt. 17.07.1942-16.10.1942 T/Capt. 17.10.1942-27.12.1943 WS/Capt. 28.12.1943 Capt. 27.01.1946 (half-pay list 29.09.1946; disability) (retd 22.12.1948; disability) A/Maj. 28.09.1943-27.12.1943 T/Maj. 28.12.1943-17.09.1945 Hon. Maj. 22.12.1948 MBE 17.06.2006 HM's birthday 2006: for services to Tourism and to Sailing in Cornwall MC 22.03.1945 Arnhem 09.1944 MID 20.12.1940 BEF 1939-40	Education: Marlborough College (09.1931-07.1934); civilian student in Germany (1934); Royal Military Academy, Woolwich (?-1938). 27.01.1938     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery 1938 - 1940 6th Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA (UK, France & Belgium [Dunkirk]) (despatches) 1940 - 1942 No. 2 Commando & 1st Parachute Battalion (UK) 1942 - (09.1944) staff officer & Brigade Major, 1st Parachute Brigade (UK, North Africa, Italy, Arnhem [POW, escaped, evaded]) (MC) 1945     staff officer, T Force (Germany) Businessman (company director).
Hibburt, Peter Leslie Son of Alfred Charles and Hariclia Hibburt, of Pett's Wood, Kent. His brother F/Sgt. Edward Charles Hibburt, RAFVR (03.07.1921 - 27.03.1943) also fell.	06.08.1923 Calcutta, Bengal, India - 18.09.1944 (KIA) [age 21] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 8]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 04.09.1942 [243546] WS/Lt. 04.03.1943	Education: Cranbrook School. Businessman. 04.09.1942     commissioned, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) - 18.09.1944 Officer Commanding, 7 Platoon (C Company), 3rd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [missing in action, presumed killed])
Hicks, Philip Hugh Whitby "Pip" Son of Dr Philip Hicks and Beatrice Whitby, novelist. Married (19.11.1927) Patty (born 27.09.1907), daughter of late Brigadier Lionel Arthur Fanshawe, CBE, DSO; one son, one daughter.	25.09.1895 Warwick, Warwickshire - 08.10.1967 [Hartley Wintney, Hampshire ?]	2nd Lt. 24.06.1916, seniority 27.05.1915 [15075] Lt. 24.06.1916, seniority 10.06.1916 A/Capt. 08.08.1918-09.06.1919 Capt. 15.01.1922 Maj. 03.03.1936 A/Lt.Col. 18.05.1940-17.08.1940 T/Lt.Col. 18.08.1940-04.06.1941 Lt.Col. 05.06.1941 (supernumerary 05.06.1944) A/Col. 17.02.1942-16.08.1942 T/Col. 17.08.1942-29.06.1944 Col. 30.06.1944, seniority 05.06.1944 (retd 13.05.1948) A/Brig. 06.04.1943-05.10.1943 T/Brig. 06.10.1943-(04.1946) Hon. Brig. 13.05.1948 CBE 29.03.1945 Arnhem 09.1944 DSO 20.08.1940 ? DSO 21.10.1943 Sicly 1943 MC 24.09.1918 * MID 04.01.1917 ? MID 27.12.1918 ? 1914-1915 Star; British War Medal; Victory Medal * For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty during a daylight raid. He commanded his party in a most skilful manner, and was largely responsible for its success. About 50 of the enemy were killed, several of whom were shot by him with his revolver, and two prisoners taken. His conduct was splendid.	Education: Winchester College 1914 - 23.06.1916 mobilized Territorial Forces 24.06.1916 commissioned, The Royal Warwickshire Regiment  1914 - 1918 served European War (France & Belgium, 23.03.1915-04.03.1917 & 28.05.1918-31.08.1918) (MC, despatches twice, wounded) many years in India 25.11.1924 - 19.01.1926 ADC to the district Commander at Karachi (India) (03.1931) 2nd Battalion The Royal Warwickshire Regiment (Khartoum) 09.04.1933 - 02.03.1936 Staff Captain, Guernsey and Alderney District (01.1937) 2nd Battalion The Royal Warwickshire Regiment (Tidworth) (01.1939) 1st Battalion The Royal Warwickshire Regiment (Fyzabad) Commanding Officer, ... Battalion (Dunkirk) (DSO) 1942 - 1943 1st Airborne Division (N Africa) 06.04.1943 - 11.12.1944 Commander, 1st Airlanding Brigade (N Africa, Sicily, Arnhem; Bar to DSO, CBE) Regional Commissioner in Germany, International Refugee Organization, 1948-1952. Nat. Playing Fields Association in London, 1955-1961.
Hill, Gordon Trevor   Son of William Frederick Hill (1882-1968), and Gertrude Keys (1882-1970), of Mappedey Park, Nottingham.	30.10.1917 Nottingham district, Nottinghamshire - 18.09.1944 (KIA) [age 26] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 19.B.3]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 12.04.1941 [182422] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942	12.04.1941 commissioned, Reconnaissance Corps - Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission] 05.11.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 6 Platoon (B Company), 3rd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [killed in action])
Hill, Henry Ralph "Glaxo" Son of James Leslie Hill (1875-), and Susan Minnie Armstrong (1877-). Married (09.04.1942) Barbara Mary Wardle (28.09.1909 - 07.03.1992), of Camberley, Surrey, daughter (with two siblings) of Henry Wardle (1875-1926), and Florence Mary "May" Bull (1880-1952)..	12.11.1905 Calcutta, Bengal, India - 18.09.1944 Ginkel Heath (KIA) [age 38] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 23.A.1]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 29.01.1925 [31899] Lt. 29.01.1927 Capt. 25.05.1937 Maj. 29.01.1942	29.01.1925 commissioned, The King's Own Scottish Borderers (03.1931) 1st Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Fort George) (06.1933) 2nd Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Poona) 04.08.1934 - 12.09.1937 Company Officer, 6th (T.T.) Battalion, The King's African Rifles (Dar-es-Salaam) (01.1939) 1st Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Portsmouth) (09.1944) Officer Commanding, Support Company, 7th Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Arnhem [killed in action])
Hindley, Donald Rostron Son of Mr. Harry Hindley, headmaster of Hawarden Grammar School, and Mrs. Hindley, who resided in Hawarden in North Wales. Married; one son, one daughter.	14.10.1919 Hawarden, Wales - 05.09.2007 Harrogate, North Yorkshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 17.01.1943 [258859] WS/Lt. 17.07.1943 (reld > 04.1946) MID 20.09.1945 Arnhem 09.1944	17.01.1943 commissioned, Corps of Royal Engineers [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, HQ Troop (& Intelligence Officer), 1st Parachute Squadron RE (Arnhem)
Hingston, Basil William Hales Son of Basil Hiingston (1885-1918), and Berthe Hingston (née Laroque), of Montreal, Province of Quebec, Canada. Married (25.07.1942) Dorothy Bernice Gaskill, of Montreal.	11.04.1915 Montreal, Quebec - 19.09.1944 (KIA) [age 29] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 23.A.5]	Lt. 01.08.1940 Capt. 02.01.1943	?     commissioned, Canadian Infantry Corps [emergency commission]   - 06.03.1944 Edmonton Fusiliers 06.03.1944 - 03.05.1944 A-34 Special Officers' Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC, Sussex, New Brunswick 04.05.1944     Canloan scheme: CDN/535 14.05.1944 - 19.09.1944 Second-in-Command, Support Company, 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (UK, emplaned for Arnhem 18.09.1944[killed in action])
Hodge, William Francis Vere "Bill" Son of Stephen Oswald Vere Hodge, civil servant, and Margaret Mary Vere Neilson. Married (09.06.1953, Kloof Parish Church, Pinetown, Natal, South Africa) ...; two sons.	26.10.1920 Rumuruti, Kenya - 24.06.2012 Port McQuarie, NSW, Australia	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 21.12.1940 [162502] WS/Lt. 21.06.1942 (retd 20.10.1945; disability) Hon. Capt. 20.10.1945 EM 12.11.1948 -	Education: Pembroke House School, Gilgil, Kenya. 21.12.1940     commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] 01.05.1942     transferred, Royal Armoured Corps (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 11 Section (D Troop), 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 560) in German captivity (Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt, Bayern)
Hodges, Ernest Rupert	(09?).1920 ?? Bedwelty district, Monmouthshire ?? -	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 08.02.1941 [170893] WS/Capt. 18.12.1943 T/Maj. 18.12.1943 WS/Maj. 16.12.1945 T/Lt.Col. 16.12.1945 A/Maj. TA 17.07.1947 Maj. TARO 15.10.1948 Hon. Lt.Col. 15.10.1948	Officer Producing Centre 08.02.1941 commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) Deputy Assistant Quartermaster General (DAQMG), 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) 1947? - 15.10.1948 Territorial Army 15.10.1948 - ? Territorial Army Reserve of Officers
Hodges, Robert	? - 2011	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. ? WS/Lt. ?	?     commissioned, Royal Corps of Signals? [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Section Officer, A Section (wireless) (No. 1 Company), Divisional Signals, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem)
Hodgson, Philip Arthur Harvey Son (with two brothers and one sister) of Sir Edward Highton Hodgson, KBE (1880-1955), and Gertrude Adamson (1876-). Married ((09?).1944, Sturminster district, Dorset) Lilian O'Byrne Hamilton (14.06.1921 - 04.2005); two daughters.	24.08.1921 Croydon district, Greater London - 11.2002 Swindon district, Wiltshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 07.03.1942  [228442] (spec. appointment) WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 27.04.1944 WS/Capt. ? Capt. 18.12.1950, seniority 09.08.1946 MID 10.05.1945 NW Europe Hkn 19.03.1948 liberation of Norway	Education: Felsted School; Trinity Hall, Cambridge University (1940; BA 1943; MA 1983). 07.03.1942     commissioned, Intelligence Corps [emergency commission till 17.12.1950] (09.1944)     Intelligence Officer, HQ 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) 18.12.1950 - 25.04.1952 transferred to the General List [short service commission] 25.04.1952 - ? Regular Army Reserve of Officers Employed in the Foreign Office from 06.06.1952. Counsellor seconded to the Ministry of Defence (1970s).
Hodgson, William Kitching "Bill" Son of John P. and Bertha Taylor Hodgson (née Kitching), of Milnthorpe, Westmorland.	(03?).1920 Kendal district, Westmorland - 26.09.1944 (DOW) [age 24] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 1.C.2]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 20.04.1940 [129359] WS/Lt. 20.10.1941 T/Capt. 22.02.1942 A/Maj. 12.12.1943	20.04.1940 commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] (09.1944) Second-in-Command, D Company, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [died of wounds])
Holman, Michael Robert "Mike" Son of ... Holman, and ... Dixon.	14.09.1921 Islington district, Greater London - 15.11.1985 Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 14.03.1942 [228610] WS/ Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 26.12.1944 (reld > 04.1946) BL 09.02.1946? Arnhem 09.44 * * date of Dutch Royal Decree	14.03.1942 commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 1 Mortar Platoon (Support Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [evacuated])
Holt, Philip Sumner Son of Harold Holt (1895-1941), and Dorothy Sumner (1896-1985), of Wilmslow, Cheshire.	15.01.1924 Stockport district, Greater Manchester - 21.09.1944 (KIA) [age 19] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 22.C.18]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 10.10.1943 [295834] WS/Lt. 1944?	Education: Manchester Grammar School (1935-1940). 1940 - 1943 enlisted service 10.10.1943     commissioned, Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission] 23.01.1944     transferred, The Border Regiment (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 21 Platoon (D Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [killed in action])
Hooper, John Henry	? - deceased	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 18.05.1940 [130100] WS/Lt. 18.11.1941 (reld > 04.1946) T/Capt. 24.09.1944 MID 04.04.1946 NW Europe (Rhine crossing)	18.05.1940 commissioned, The Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert's) [emergency commission] 27.05.1942 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Operations Officer, No. 2 Wing, The Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem)
Hope-Jones, Ronald Christopher Fouth child of William Hope­Jones, assistant master at Eton College, and Winifred Murton Harvey Coggin. Married (12.02.1944) Pamela Muriel Hawker, daughter of Harry George Hawker, airman; two sons, one daughter.	05.07.1920 Eton, Berkshire - 18.02.2000 North Hampshire hospital, Basingstoke, Hampshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 17.05.1941 [187403] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 (reld 1945) CMG 01.01.1969 New Year 1969	Education: Eton; King's College, Cambridge University (1939-1940, 1945-1946; active in sports) 1940 joined the Army 17.05.1941 commissioned, The Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] served in North Africa & Sicily (09.1944) Intelligence Officer, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 602) in German captivity (Oflag XIIB, Hadamar) 3rd Secretary, Foreign Office, 06.1946, Paris, 1947; 2nd Secretary, Beirut, 1949; 1st Secretary, Foreign Office, 1952; Head of Chancery and Consul, Quito (Ecuador), 06.09.1955; Commercial Secretary, Budapest, 1959; Head of Chancery, 1960; Foreign Office, 1961, Counsellor, 1963; UK Representative to International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, 1964-1967; FCO 1967; Head of Disarmament Department, 1967-1970; Head of North African Department, 1970-1971; Counsellor, Brasilia, 1972-1973; Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary in La Paz, 26.10.1973-09.1977.
Horsfall, Cedric Michael "Mike" Third of four sons of Sir John Donald Horsfall, JP, 2nd Bt. (1891-1975), and of Lady Henrietta Horsfall (née Musgrave) (1890-1936), of Hayfield Glusburn, Yorkshire.	26.04.1918 Glusburn, Skipton district, West Riding of Yorkshire - 20.09.1944 (KIA) [age 26] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 8]	Pte. ? 2nd Lt. 26.07.1939 [93320] WS/Lt. 26.01.1944 T/Capt. 1944?	Education: Uppingham School (01.1932-07.1935; Highfield House; Cricket XI 1934, 1935). With the firm of Mark Nutter Ltd., manufacturers, of Skipton, Yorkshire. late Cadet Lance-Corporal, Uppingham School Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps 26.07.1939 commissioned, The Duke of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) - Territorial Army 24.08.1939 mobilized 01.12.1942 transferred, Royal Armoured Corps 16.03.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (1944?) Adjutant, 10th Parachute Battalion (UK) (09.1944) Officer Commanding, D Company, 10th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [killed in action])
Horsley, John   Son of Tom Mason Horsley (1889-1978), and Mildred Mary Cook (1891-1979), of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.	22.02.1920 Newcastle-upon-Tyne district, Northumberland / Tyne and Wear - 27.09.1944 Apeldoorn (hospital) (DOW) [age 24] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 18.C.6]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 21.12.1940 [164948] WS/Lt. 21.06.1942 T/Capt. 19.12.1943	Education: University (BA). 21.12.1940 commissioned, The Border Regiment  [emergency commission] (09.1944) Intelligence Officer, 21st Independent Parachute Company (Arnhem [died of wounds])
Horton, Frank Lewis	(12?).1924 ?? Romford district, Essex ?? -	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 12.06.1943 [278375] WS/Lt. 12.12.1943 (reld > 04.1946)	12.06.1943 commissioned, The South Staffordshire Regiment [emergency commission] 22.09.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 3 Provost Section with 1st Airlanding Brigade (Arnhem)
Houston, James Ivor "Happy" Son (with one brother and two sisters) of James Dick Houston (1878-1954), and Ethel Rose Cowan (1883-1930).. Married Lorna Joan Smith (07.08.1915 - 05.10.2007), of Weyhill, Hampshire, daughter of James Cowlishaw Smith (1873-1946), and Charlotte Dunne Forbes (1885-1971). ; one son, one daughter. Lorna Houston remarried Howard Vine Alloway (1914-2006).	14.05.1912 Kilrea, Londonderry, Northern Ireland - 20.09.1944 (KIA) [age 32] [Groesbeek Memorial, the Netherlands,  panel 5]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 01.09.1932 [53748] Lt. 01.09.1935 A/Capt. 03.09.1939-27.11.1939, 29.04.1940-04.05.1940 T/Capt. 05.05.1940-31.08.1940 Capt. 01.09.1940 A/Maj. 24.03.1941-23.06.1941 T/Maj. 24.06.1941-22.10.1941, 25.01.1943-20.09.1944 Palestine 1936-39 Medal & Clasp.	Education: Royal Military College, Sandhurst. 01.09.1932     commissioned, The Essex Regiment (06.1933)     1st Battalion The Essex Regiment (Pembroke Dock (for Catterick)) (09.1935) - (01.1937) 2nd Battalion The Essex Regiment (Nasirabad, then Sudan (for Warley)) (01.1938) - (01.1939) 1st Battalion The Essex Regiment (Palestine, then Egypt) 19.12.1940 - (04.1941) Adjutant, ... The Essex Regiment (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, HQ Company, 3rd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [killed in action])
Howard, John Younger son (with one brother) of Ebenezer Cecil Howard (1881-1960), and Evangeline Bohm (1878-1953), of Bexhill-on-Sea. Married (06?).1942, Westminster district, London) Pamela Harding (1918 - ).	(09?).1919 Cuckfield district, Sussex - 20.10.1944 (drowned) [age 25] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 8]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 09.08.1941 [200853] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 08.05.1943	Education: Tonbridge School (1933-1935; School House). Was on the staff of the Scottish "Daily Express". Enlisted service (as a Private) in the Territorial Army from 1937. 1940     served as a Private with No. 3 Commando (Channel Islands and Lofoten raids) 1940 - 1941 165th Officer Cadet Training Unit 09.08.1941     commissioned, The Royal Sussex Regiment [emergency commission] 1942 - 1943 Middle East Forces (8th Army) (wounded at El Alamein) 01.01.1943     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1943) - (09.1944) Second-in-Command, D Company, 10th Parachute Battalion (Italy; Arnhem [evaded & most likely drowned while attempting to cross the Rhine swimming]) *
* Taken from the book about his brother Peter, a journalist, playwright, captain of the England national rugby union team and leader of Moral Re-Armament from 1961 to 1965, "Peter Howard, life and letters" by Anne Wolrige Gordon (London : Hodder and Stoughton, 1969): On September 17, 1944, Peter Howard's only brother, John, was one of those in the Paratroop regiment who left for Arnhem: "One autumn morning I trod my way to work along a secret, scented hedgerow path beaten into hardness by the clump, clump, clump, of generations of agricultural boots against the soil. "I took my four-pronged fork and began to shovel black moist muck from the cattle yard into the tumbrils. "I did not sing at my work that morning. As my back began to ache in the rhythm of the toil, my heart ached too with a sense of apprehension and foreboding. For overhead, hour upon hour, in steady formation, the tugs and gliders flew east towards Arnhem. In one of them was my young and only brother. "I wondered whether John would look out upon the farm as he passed by. He knew the place and loved it. He had shot partridges there and tramped the fields with me. Only a few weeks before he had written asking if he could come and work there when the war was over. "So gay and brave I pictured him, as I straightened my aching back in the cattle yard, and, resting on my fork, strained my eyes to watch the airborne cavalcade ride by. "His eyes were green-blue and his hair was golden. All through the war he fought — a private in the artillery, commando raids on the Channel Isles and Lofoten, a commission to the Royal Sussex Regiment, wounded at Alamein, now a captain in the Airborne Division on his way to Arnhem. 'It will take more than a Nazi to get me,' he said last time I saw him. "John never came back from Arnhem. Most of his company were killed. They were at the flash-point of the fighting. John was raged at the death of his friends. He was last seen by a British scout two miles outside our perimeter, hiding by himself in a ditch and sniping at the enemy. The scout asked him whether he would not return to the perimeter. 'I'm doing very well where I am, thank you,' answered John. So the scout gave him a few biscuits and a hunk of cheese and left him alone in his ditch with the enemy all around him. "Hard it is to believe that someone so young and vehement can be so quiet and still. Many o f us in so many lands today have simple and cherished recollections like this, pearls of great price threaded on the everlasting string o f memory, about someone we have loved and lost awhile. "To me the worst pain of such a parting is the thought of how differently I should have acted i f we could have our times together again. If only I had not said that . . . If only I had not done this . . . If only . . . I loved the boy so much and often showed it him so badly."
Howe, John Anthony "Tony" Son (with two brothers) of Jacob Howe (1882-1955), and Alma Elaine Killey (1884-1949).	06.11.1921 Liverpool, Toxteth Park district, Lancashire - 18.03.1977 Ridgeway, Sheffield, Chesterfield district, Derbyshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 01.08.1942 [240675] WS/Lt. 01.02.1943 (reld 18.01.1946; disability) Hon. Lt. 18.01.1946	01.08.1942     commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 1 Medium Machine Gun  Platoon (Support Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [wounded, POW]) 09.1944 - 04?.1945 POW (No. 140229) in German captivity (Stalag VII-A at Moosburg an der Isar, Bavaria)
Hoyer-Millar, Francis Kinglake Son of Mrs R.C. Hoyer-Millar. Married 1st (1947, Kensington, London) ...; two daughters. Married 2nd Pamela Mary Milne-Tomson (1918 - 17.03.2013); one son.	14.07.1919 Craig, Montrose, Angus, Scotland - 04.07.1993 Warminster, Wiltshire	Cadet Serjt. ? 2nd Lt. 15.02.1939 [85213] WS/Lt. 01.01.1941 T/Capt. 14.07.1943 (reld > 04.1946) MC 20.09.1945 Arnhem 09.1944	Education: Uppingham School (05.1933-12.1937; School Prae.). late Cadet-Serjeant, Uppingham School Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps 15.02.1939 commissioned, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) - Territorial Army 24.08.1939 mobilized TA 16.10.1942 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Second-in-Command, B Company, 2nd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 90872) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) Timber merchant. HM's Consul at Munich, Germany, 21.05.1969-....
Hoyle, Anthony Lambert Tennant Son of ... Hoyle, and ... Lambert.	28.07.1923 Haslingden district, Lancashire - 22.07.1985 Buery, Lancashire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 29.08.1943 [292635] WS/Lt. 29.02.1944 (reld > 04.1946)	29.08.1943 commissioned, Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission] 01.04.1944 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 5 Platoon (B Company), 11th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem)
Hudleston, Wilfrid Ian Stuart Son of ... Hudleston, and ... Ferguson. Married ((09?).1940, Wigan district, Lancashire) Elizabeth Leask.	13.09.1911 Portsmouth district, Hampshire - 21.02.1993	Lt. 08.06.1940 [135388] WS/Capt. 08.06.1941 (reld < 04.1946) A/Maj. 09.10.1942 Hon. Maj. < 04.1946 MID 20.12.1945 services in the field	Education: MB. 08.06.1940 commissioned, Royal Army Medical Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) General Duties Surgeon, 133rd Parachute Field Ambulance (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 6177) in German captivity (Stalag XI-B, Fallingbostel, Niedersachsen)
Humphries, Alan Peter	1914 Saidpur, India - 19.12.2010	Cadet ? Lt. 29.11.1941 [219258] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 09.09.1945 (reld > 04.1946)	29.11.1941 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944) Adjutant, 1st Airlanding Light Regiment RA (Arnhem [evacuated]) 1945 - 1946 staff officer, 1st Airborne Division (Palestine) Partner in an accounting firm, Esher, Surrey.
Hunter, Adam Robert Son of Daniel and Isabella Williams Hunter, of Whitletts, Ayr.	1923 St Quivox district, Ayrshire, Scotland - 20.09.1944 Wolfheze (KIA) [age 21] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 15.B.8]	Cadet ? [14214103] 2nd Lt. 29.10.1943 [299298] WS/Lt. 1944?	29.10.1943 commissioned, The King's Own Scottish Borderers [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 9 Platoon (C Company), 7th Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Arnhem [killed in action])
Hunter, Joseph MacLean "Jimmy" Son (with one sister) of Dr. Joseph Hunter, MP (1875-1935), and Jean Augusta Hadley Maclean, MD (1889-1943). Married (30.03.1944,  St Marks, Audley Street, Westminster, London) June Shires (23.06.1922 - 19.06.1987), of Notting Hill, London.	06.01.1920 Dumfries, Dumfries-shire, Scotland - 21.09.1944 Oosterbeek (KIA) [age 24] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 21.B.3]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 10.05.1941 [186115] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942	10.05.1941 commissioned, The King's Own Scottish Borderers [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 13 Platoon (D Company), 7th Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Arnhem [killed in action])