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Badger, John Son (with two sisters and one brother) of John "Jack" Badger (1894-1959), and Christina Ethel May Morris (1890-1972), of Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire.	28.03.1923 Tamworth district, Warwickshire - 19.09.1944 (KIA) [age 21] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 19.A.18]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 13.03.1943 [267242] WS/Lt. 13.09.1943 MC 21.10.1943 Sicily 07.1943	Education: Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School. Invoicing clerk, Fort Dunlop, tyre factory and main office of Dunlop Rubber in the Erdington district of Birmingham. 1941     enlisted service, The Worcestershire Regiment 13.03.1943     commissioned, The South Staffordshire Regiment [emergency commission] (07.1943) - 19.09.1944 Officer Commanding, 18 Platoon (C Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Sicily; Arnhem [killed in action])
Baillie, Patrick "Pat"   Son (with one older brother) of Leonard Ruskin Baillie (1883-1938), and Ada Calmels (1889-1979). Married 1st ((09?).1945, Surrey North Eastern district) Subaltern Peggy Margaret "Peta" Downing (née Roberts), ATS (22.03.1914 - 23.03.1983), youngest daughter (with one sister) of Henry T.V. Roberts (1883-1952), and Olive Muriel Lyster (1885-1970).. Married 2nd ((12?).1954, Hendon district, Middlesex) June Shirley Oliver (01.06.1926 - 06.2004); two sons, one daughter.	21.12.1920 Brentford district, London - 18.05.1972 Wandsworth, London	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 06.02.1943 [262135] WS/Lt. 05.08.1943 Lt. 26.07.1949, seniority 05.08.1943 (dismissed 28.12.1949; general court martial)	05.02.1943     commissioned, The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 7 Platoon (A Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2145) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen) 26.07.1949     transferred, The Royal Sussex Regiment [short service commission]
Bainbridge, Jack Mackenzie Son (with one younger brother) of John Bainbridge (1885-1987), and Viola Vipond (1894-1983). Married (15.05.1946, Holy Trinity Church, Chelsea, Middlesex) Edith Mary Milburn (28.02.1914 - 07.1987), daughter (with one sister and one brother) of David Henry Oliver Milburn (1877-1940), and Daisy Marion Hine (1880-1963); three daughters.	10.10.1918 West Kirby, Wirral district, Cheshire - 2003 Morpeth, Northumberland	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 04.07.1940 [138694] WS/Lt. 29.10.1941 Lt. ?, seniority 29.10.1941 Capt. 01.06.1949 A/Maj. 10.11.1950 Maj. 10.10.1952, seniority 10.11.1950 Lt.Col. 01.08.1959 Bt. Col. 01.08.1962 TD 06.05.1949 -	? - 04.07.1940 161st or 162nd Officer Cadet Training Unit 04.07.1940     commissioned, The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 19 Platoon (D Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [wounded, captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2146) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen) 15.12.1948     transferred, The Border Regiment - Territorial Army 16.03.1955     transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regiment List 17.01.1956     transferred back, Territorial Army, Active List (with seniority as a Major of 13.09.1951) 02.08.1962     transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List
Baker, Albert Edwin "Duggie" Son of Charles James Baker (1886-1970), and Mabel Annie Fussell (1887-1961). Married "Fifi" (née ...); one son, one daughter.	06.06.1914 Bath district, Somerset - (09?).1975 Weston-super-Mare district, Somerset	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 01.08.1942 [240394] WS/Lt. 01.08.1942 (reld > 04.1946) MBE 01.11.1945 escape & evasion	01.08.1942     commissioned, The Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert's) [emergency commission] 18.12.194     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 8 Platoon (B Company), 10th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [wounded & captured 18.09.1944, but escaped 26.10.1944, and evaded capture with help of the Dutch resistance, being finally liberated by the Canadians in 04.1945]) (04.1946)     staff position at some HQ at Trieste (Italy) Literature: J. Luisman-de Jonge, Belevenissen van een Engels parachutist 1944-1945. In: Rondom den Herdenbergh (ca. 1982?).
Baldwin, John Son of ... Baldwin [John Baldwin (1898-1975 ?], and ... [Grace Bertha Gillard (1899-1973 ?].	25.04.1921 [Paddington?], London - ?	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 02.04.1943 [269414] WS/Lt. 02.10.1943 (reld 09.06.1945) Hon. Lt. 09.06.1945 2nd Lt. 10.08.1946 [short service commission] (retd 02.12.1947) Hon. Lt. 02.12.1947	Laboratory assistant. 03.06.1941     enlisted 02.04.1943     commissioned, The Essex Regiment [emergency commission] 31.12.1943     transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Section Commander, C Squadron (No. 2 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem [captured 26.09.1944]) 16.10.1944 - 05.1945 POW (No. 6166) in German captivity (Stalag Luft 1, Barth) 10.08.1946 - 02.12.1947 commissioned, The Essex Regiment [short service commission] Manager, UK radio services.
Bannatyne, Ronald "Ronnie"	21.12.1916 Glasgow, Scotland - 03.1989 Surrey North-Western district, Surrey	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 19.10.1940 [151577] WS/Lt. 19.04.1942 (retd 09.05.1953) T/Capt. 1944? Hon. Capt. 09.05.1953	? - 19.101.1940 either 164th, 165th, 166th, 167th, 168th or 170th Officer Cadet Training Unit 19.10.1940     commissioned, The King's Own Scottish Borderers [emergency commission] (09.1944) - 30.09.1944 Officer Commanding, Anti-Tank Group (Support Company), 7th Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Arnhem [wounded; captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2120) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen)
Barber, Charles Hilary   Elder son (with one elder sister and one younger brother) of Edward Kenneth "Ken" Barber (1889-1962), and Gertrude Katherine Eccles Williams (1893-1977), of Summer Fields, St. Leonards-on-Sea, Sussex. Married (17.12.1954, St Peters Church, St Leonards, Hastings district, Sussex) Isabel Lily Petty (04.04.1929 - ), daughter (with one older sister) of Charles Petty (1896-1974), and Lily Matilda Whitley (1896-1929); three daughters, one son.	24.11.1922 Hastings district, Sussex - 06.04.2012 London	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 16.04.1942 [232952] WS/Lt. 16.10.1942 T/Capt. 10.04.1945-(04.1946) Lt. 22.03.1948, seniority 24.11.1945 Capt. 13.02.1950 39|45 St - - Afr St - - Fr&G St - - WM 39|45 - - Hkn 19.03.1948 Norway 1945	Education: St Peter's College, Radley (1936.3-1940.3; G House). 16.04.1942     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Intelligence Officer, HQ Royal Artillery, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem [wounded & evacuated]) 22.03.1948     commissioned, Territorial Army 27.09.1951     transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List After the War he went up to Christ Church, Oxford (1946; MA, DipEd) and then became a Prep School Master from 1949 to 1959. He was Bursar of All Saints College of Education from 1964 to 1979 and Secretary of the All Saints Educational Trust from 1979 to 1989.
Barclay, Frank Horace Son (with three sisters) of Horace William Barclay (1887-1959), and Ethel Giles (1888-1975). From Exmouth, Devon.	27.01.1920 Aston district, Warwickshire - 05.12.1944 [Mazargues War Cemetery, Marseilles, France, 3.C.38]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 01.10.1939 [99951] WS/Lt. 01.04.1940 T/Capt. 1944? MC 21.10.1943 Sicily 07.1943	01.10.1939     commissioned, The Devonshire Regiment [emergency commission] 04.05.1942     transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 13 Flight (D Squadron, No. 1 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem)
Barclay, James Hamilton "Jimmy" Son of ... Barclay, and ... Parker ?	1914 ? Hamilton district, Scotland ? - ?	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 19.04.1941 [182663] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 (reld 1945/46) Hon. Capt. 1945/46 TD 06.05.1949 -	19.04.1941 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] 17.08.1942 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Section Commander, B Squadron (No. 1 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem)
Barker, Alan Ernest [Samuel] Son of ... Barker, and ... Smith.	(12?).1923 Croydon district, Greater London / Kent / Surrey - ?	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 08.08.1943 [289260] WS/Lt. 08.02.1944 Lt. 01.05.1947, seniority 15.11.1946 (reld 13.04.1948) Hon. Capt. 13.04.1948	08.08.1943 commissioned, Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission to 30.04.1947] 23.01.1944 transferred, The South Staffordshire Regiment (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 8 Platoon (A Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 559) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) 01.05.1947 transferred, Inns of Court Regiment - Territorial Army 13.04.1948 transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List
Barling, Anthony Seymour "Tony" Son (with one sister and one brother) of Seymour Gilbert Barling (1880-1960), CMG, FRCS, Professor of Surgery, University of Birmingham, and Gladys Rose Mills (1885-1961). Married ((06?).1950, Upton, Worcestershire) Sheelagh Margaret Davis (29.07.1930 - 12.2003), daughter of Archer W. Davis (1905-), and Margaret C.M. Laird (1906-); one son, two daughters.	11.03.1919 Birmingham, Warwickshire - 30.05.2002 Great Malvern, nr. Droitwich, Worcestershire (cerebrovascular disease)	Lt. 08.01.1944 [306036] WS/Capt. 08.01.1945 Capt. 30.04.1948, seniority 08.01.1945 (reld 20.02.1951) A/Maj. 30.04.1948 Hon. Maj. 20.02.1951	Education: Uppingham School (01.1933-12.1936; Shooting VIII 1935 & 1936); Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University (01.10.1937-; BA 1941); qualified Cambridge/Birmingham; MRCS Eng, LRCP Lond 1943. DObst, RCOG 1948. 08.01.1944     commissioned, Royal Army Medical Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) - 30.09.1944 Section Officer L, 133rd Parachute Field Ambulance (Arnhem [captured 20.09.1944]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 40) in German captivity (29.09.1944-24.02.1945 Dulag Luft, Wetzlar, Hessen; 12.04.1945-29.04.1945 Oflag IX-A/Z, Rotenburg) 30.04.1948     transferred, Territorial Army 20.02.1951     transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List Appointed Factory Doctor, Market Deeping District of the county of Lincoln, 19.03.1956. General practitioner Glinton, near Peterborough.
Barlow, Hilaro Nelson Elder son of Lt.Col. Nelson William Barlow (1870-1959), and Dorothy Helen Grover (1876-1974), of Hadleigh, Suffolk. Married (25.11.1939, Taunton, Somerset) Phyllis Bettine "Betty" Turnbull (31.10.1914 - 03.02.1998), of Lymington, Hampshire, daughter of late Col. John Archibald Turnbull, DSO (1879-1933), and Sybil Dennys (1887-1965), of North Curry, Taunton; two daughters.	03.10.1906 Barnsley district, West Riding of Yorkshire - 19.09.1944 (MIA) [age 37] [Groesbeek War Memorial, panel 1]	2nd Lt. 04.02.1926 [34606] Lt. 04.02.1929 Capt. 01.11.1937 A/Maj. 19.11.1940 Maj. 04.02.1943 T/Lt.Col. 21.03.1943 A/Col. 25.02.1944 OBE 01.01.1944 New Year 1944	Education: Harrow (1920.3-1924.2); Royal Military College, Sandhurst (1924-1925) [intake]; Staff College (psc). 04.02.1926     commissioned, The Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert's) (03.1931)     2nd Battalion, The Somerset Light Infantry 24.08.1932 - 23.08.1934 seconded for service under the Colonial Office (employed with Royal West Africa Frontier Force) 01.09.1934 - 31.08.1937 Adjutant, 1st Battalion The Somerset Light Infantry (Poona, India) 27.01.1938 - (01.1939) seconded as Instructor, Royal Military College, Sandhurst 1941     Commandant, School of Infantry, Royal West Africa Frontier Force 1942     Brigade Major, 145th Infantry Brigade 12.1942 - 02.1944 Commanding Officer, 7th Parachute Battalion (OBE) 25.02.1944 - 19.09.1944 Deputy Commander, 1st Airlanding Brigade (Arnhem [missing in action])
Barnes, Harry [Samuel] Son (with five brothers and one sister) of George Samuel Bradbury [changed name to Barnes] (1860-1937), and Emily Hollis (1870-1947).	03.09.1896 Hanwell, Middlesex - 11.01.1981 Hanwell, Ealing district, Middlesex	Cpl. ? [10711] Sgt. ? RQMS ? [3589676] Lt. QM 19.09.1940 [147625] WS/Capt. QM 19.09.1943 Maj. QM ? Maj. QM RARO 31.03.1949, seniority 01.01.1949 MBE 01.01.1946 New Year 1946	served in the ranks, The Border Regiment 19.09.1940     commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] 1940? - 1945? Quartermaster, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (North Africa, Sicily, UK, Arnhem [seaborne tail]) 1946 - 1948 served in Germany, Italy & Palestine 31.03.1949 -  03.09.1951 transferred, Regular Army Reserve of Officers [attained age limit]
Barnes, Stanley	06.03.1921 Carlisle, Cumbria - 27.03.1977 Springfield, Chelmsford district, Essex	Cadet ? [14245926] 2nd Lt. 10.10.1943 [295896] WS/Lt. 10.04.1944 (retd 24.06.1946; disability) Hon. Lt. 24.06.1946	10.10.1943     commissioned, Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission] 23.01.1944     transferred, The Border Regiment (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 11 Platoon (B Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem; wounded [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 140225) in German captivity (Stalag VII-A, Moosburg an der Isar, Bayern)
Barnett, John Patrick "Pat" Son (with one sister and three half-siblings) of John Edward Barnett (1867-1933), and Emily Eileen Bardswell (1869-1946). Married Rosemary Lees (? - 1966); ... children (one son?).	23.11.1908 London - 13.11.1992 Healaugh, Tadcaster, North Yorkshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 28.11.1942 [253696] WS/Lt. 28.05.1943 Capt. < 1950 (retd 24.12.1958; age limit) MWO 20.01.1947 Arnhem 09.1944 * * date of Dutch Royal Decree 09.02.1946; citation does suggest he had initially been proposed for the Bronze Lion	28.11.1942     commissioned, North Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales's) [emergency commission] 04.04.1943     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, HQ Defence Platoon, 1st Parachute Brigade (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2109) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen) ?     transferred, Territorial Army 20.03.1950     transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers Golf club secretary, Kent.
Barrett, Robert Anthony	10.04.1920 ?? - 07.1996 ?? Birmingham district, Warwickshire ??	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 14.12.1940 [160888] WS/Lt. 14.06.1942	? - 14.12.1940 either 164th, 165th or 166th Officer Cadet Training Unit 14.12.1940 commissioned, The South Staffordshire Regiment [emergency commission] (07.1943) Officer Commanding, 7 Platoon (A Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Sicily) (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 10 Platoon (A Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 541) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen)
Barrie, William Nicholson "Bill" Second son of David Barrie, and Lilian Nicholson, of Hexham. Married (19.02.1944, St Oswin's Church, Wylam, Northumberland West district) Margaret Pigg, daughter of Mr & Mrs R.S. Pigge, of Lyncroft, Wylam, Northumberland. From Hexham.	12.10.1918 North Shields, Tynemouth district, Northumberland - 20.09.1944 * (KIA) [age 25] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 3.B.5] * date in the CWGC database; other sources (such as his gravestone) still carry the date as 02.10.1944, presumed to have died of wounds	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 04.07.1940 [138718] WS/Lt. 04.01.1942 T/Capt. 1944? DFC 11.11.1943 Sicily 07.1943	04.07.1940 commissioned, The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers [emergency commission] 1944? transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Second-in-Command, G Squadron (No. 1 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem [killed in action])
Barron, Peter Roderick MacGregor Younger son of John Barron and Helen MacGregor, from Heysham, Lancashire.	06.08.1922 Bedale district, North Yorkshire - 26.09.1944 (KIA) [age 22] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 1]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 17.01.1942 [223000] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 1944? MID 20.09.1945 Arnhem 09.1944	Education: Rugby (01.1936-12.1940; Tudor House; XV 1940). 17.01.1942     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission]       served North Africa & Italy (09.1944) - 26.09.1944 Battery Captain "A", 2nd Airlanding Anti-Tank Battery RA (Arnhem [killed in action]) * * After being wounded on September 24, he was last seen directing his men back across the Lower Maas, west of Arnhem, on September 26, 1944, and is presumed killed on or about that date.
Barron, Thomas Robert Son of Robert Barron, and Florence May Brown. Married ((09?).1942, Wandsworth district, London) Constance Lilian Bolter (07.08.1913 - 02.1997), daughter of Gershom Boulter, and Lilian A. Langley; one son, three daughters.	27.12.1918 Gateshead district, Co. Durham / Tyne and Wear - 09.04.2001 Harleston, Norfolk	2nd Lt. 13.03.1943 [267486] WS/Lt. 13.09.1943 (reld > 01.1946, < 04.1946) T/Capt. 1946? Hon. Capt. > 01.1946, < 04.1946 Maj. TAVR 05.07.1969 Lt.Col. TAVR 02.10.1973 (supernumerary 08.08.1978) (retd 30.04.1982) CBE 14.06.1980 HM's birthday 1980: member British Railway Board	Education: Dame Allan's School, Newcastle-on-Tyne; King's College, Durham University (BA 1st class Hons (Econ.)). 1940 - 1946 served Royal Artillery & 1st Airborne Division: 13.03.1943     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Gun Position Officer, A Troop, 1st Airlanding Light Battery RA (Arnhem [evacuated]) 05.07.1969     commissioned, Engineer & Railway Staff Corps, Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve Joined LNER as Traffic Apprentice, 1946; Assistant General Manager, London Midland Region, 1966, Western Region, 1967; British Railways Board: Director Management Staff, 1970; Controller of Corporate Planning, 1972; Director of Planning and Investment, 1977. Executive Director, Channel Tunnel, 1981-1982. Member, NW Economic Planning Council, 1965-1967. Member, British Railways Board, 1978-1981.
Barrow, ?	? -	2nd Lt. ? WS/Lt. ? T/Capt. ?	? commissioned into ? [emergency commission] (09.1944) Deputy Assistant Adjutant Quartermaster, 4th Parachute Brigade (Arnhem)
Barry, Philip Hanbury "Peter" / "Mike" Son of James H. Barry, and Violet Ruth Hanbury. Married Gillian ...; three daughters one son.	11.03.1923 Reigate district, Surrey - 04.10.2011	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 01.08.1942 [240444] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 (reld 10.02.1947) T/Capt. 1946? Hon. Capt. 10.02.1947	Student. 03.11.1941     enlisted 01.08.1942 commissioned, The Royal Ulster Rifles [emergency commission] 05.05.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 7 Platoon (C Company), 2nd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured 24.09.1944]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2182) in German captivity (17.10.1944-09.01.1945 hospital, Obermaßfeld, Meiningen; 09.01.1945-29.03.1945 Oflag IX-A/Z, Rotenburg an der Fulda, Hessen) Medical doctor, Somerset (MB, ChB Bristol 1955. Late House Surgeon & House Physician Bristol Royal Infirmary: House Surgeon Bristol Maternity Hospital).
Bartlett, Hugh Tryon Only son of Leslie Hugh Bartlett, OBE, of Nagpur, India, and Marjore Blanche Bartlett. Engaged (07.1940)  Betty Mabel Hughes, only daughter of Mr & Mrs Reginald F. Hughes, of London. From Bayswater.	07.10.1914 Balaghat, India - 26.06.1988 Hove, Sussex	2nd Lt. 05.04.1941 [180780] WS/Lt. 08.06.1942 T/Capt. 17.08.1942 WS/Capt. ? Capt. 20.11.1947, seniority 20.01.1945 A/Maj. 20.11.1947 Maj. 07.10.1948, seniority 20.11.1947 DFC 16.08.1945 NW Europe	Education: Pembroke College, Cambridge (1933) ? - 05.04.1941 Officer and Cadet Training Centre, RASC 05.04.1941 commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps [emergency commission] 01.08.1942 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Second-in-Command, A Squadron (No. 1 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem) 20.11.1947 transferred, Royal Army Service Corps - Territorial Army 19.04.1950 transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List 05.02.1952 transferred, Supplementary Reserve of Officers, renamed: Army Emergency Reserve of Officers (as a Major with seniority 04.11.1945) 02.12.1954 transferred, Regular Army Reserve of Officers Played first-class cricket as a batsman, 1933-1949.
Baxter, Anthony Rysing "Tony" Son of ... Baxter, and ... Matthews. Married (20.01.1968) Mrs. Alexandra "Zandra" Adele Meyrick (née Brett), widow of Capt. Richard Anthony Tapps-Gervis-Meyrick; one step son, one step daughter.	09.12.1921 Sherborne, Somerset / Dorset - 04.2005 Cirencester, Gloucestershire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 28.06.1941 [193843] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 26.09.1945 (reld > 04.1946)	28.06.1941 commissioned, King's Royal Rifle Corps [emergency commission] 16.03.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 2 Platoon (A Company), 3rd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945? POW (No. 2121) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen)
Baxter, Norman	? -	2nd Lt. 15.02.1941 [172126] WS/Lt. 15.08.1942	15.02.1941 commissioned, The Royal Warwickshire Regiment [emergency commission] 28.04.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Adjutant, D Squadron (No. 1 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem)
Bear, Henry Fairbrother Son of Edward Fairbrother A. Bear, and Florence Mary Fairnington.	31.03.1914 Lewisham district, Greater London - 02.04.1995 Brede, East Sussex	2nd Lt. 02.11.1940 [155131] WS/Lt. ? A/Capt. 20.07.1943 WS/Capt. 21.12.1944 (reld < 04.1946) Hon. Capt. < 04.1946 Lt. TA 01.05.1947, seniority 02.05.1942 Capt. TARO 03.03.1950	? - 02.11.1940 either 122nd, 123rd or 133rd Officer Cadet Training Unit 02.11.1940     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Battery Captain "Q", 1st Airlanding Anti-Tank Battery, RA (Arnhem [evaded]) 01.05.1947     commissioned, The Honourable Artillery Company - Territorial Army 03.03.1950 - 31.03.1964 transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List [age limit] Company director.
Beaumont-Thomas, Nigel		see: Thomas, Nigel Beaumont
Beddoe, William Glyndwr "Taffy"	24.12.1918 Rhymney Valley, Bedwelty district, Monmouthshire - 10.07.2003 New Zealand	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 15.07.1943 [285618] WS/Lt. 15.01.1944 T/Capt. 30.10.1945-(04.1946) (reld > 04.1946)	Teacher. 15.07.1939     enlisted 15.07.1943 commissioned, The Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] 22.01.1944 transferred, The King's Own Scottish Borderers (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 14 Platoon (D Company), 7th Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Arnhem [captured at Schouwen 17.09.1944]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 524) in German captivity (09.1944-10.1944 Stalag XII-A, Limberg; 10.1944-01.1945 Oflag XII-B, Hadamar; 01.1945-04.1945 Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt, Bayern; 04.1945-05.1945 Stalag VII-A, Moosberg)
Beevers, Thomas "Tim" Younger son of Thomas Beevers (1881-1953), and Alice Maud Sadler (1880-1947). Married Honoria Christina Mckennedy (12.12.1915 - 10.2005); one son, one daughter. Residence: (1945) Stone Garth, Stone Road, Broadstairs, Kent; (1965) Hill House, The Woods, Northwood, Middlesex.	20.11.1919 Brentford district, Buckinghamshire - 2010 Brockenhurst, New Forest, Hampshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 20.04.1940 [129472] WS/Lt. 20.10.1941 Lt. 13.11.1947 (reld 19.12.1954) A/Capt. 01.01.1948	Education: Tonbridge School (1933.3-1938; School House; Sch. Prae. ; Capt. of the School; Football XV 1937; Rowe Memorial Exh. 1938; Ath. Points' Cup '38); St John's College, Cambridge (2nd cl. Modern Languages Tripods (Part I), 1939; (Part II) 1947). 1939 - 20.04.1940 169th Officer Cadet Training Unit 20.04.1940     commissioned, The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment) [emergency commission] (UK) 01.08.1942     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (Britih North Africa Force 1942-1943; wounded 1943) (09.1944)     Junior Liaison Officer 1st Parachute Brigade, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 627) in German captivity (Oflag XIIB, Hadamar & Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) 1945     Captain, Intelligence Corps (British Army of the Rhine) 13.11.1947     commissioned, Territorial Army, General List (Loretto School Contingent, Junior Training Corps) 01.01.1948 - 20.01.1951 Commanding Officer, Loretto School Contingent, Junior Training Corps - Territorial Army 20.01.1951 - 19.12.1954 Harrow School Contingent, Combined Cadet Forces - Territorial Army Assistant Modern Languages Master at Loretto School, 1947-1950. Assistant Master, Harrow School, 1951-1959. Education Executive since 1959.
Bell, John Mitchell Kenyon Eldest son (with one brother) of Guy Kenyon Bell (1887?-1972), and Helen Beatrice Roocroft (1889-1974), of Hilldale, Tring. Brother of Lt.Cdr. Peter Roocroft Kenyon Bell, RN. Married 1st (24.05.1947, Grosvenor Chapel) Daphne Cunnison, youngest daughter of Sir Alexander and Lady Cunnison, of Queen's Gate, London. Married 2nd Hildegard Husemann, youngest daughter of Herr & Frau F.W. Husemann, of Bielefeld, Germany. One daughter, two sons.	05.06.1921 Wigan district, Greater Manchester, Lancashire - 05.09.1978 Hellidon, nr Daventry, Northampton district, Northamptonshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 15.11.1941 [217392] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 A/Capt. 22.10.1945-21.01.1946 T/Capt. 22.01.1946-04.06.1948 Lt. 01.10.1946, seniority 01.10.1942 [short service commission] Capt. 05.06.1948 [short service commission] Lt. 07.04.1951, seniority 05.12.1943 [permament commission] Capt. 07.04.1951, seniority 05.06.1948 [permanent commission] (retd 26.08.1957) TD 07.11.1947 -	served in the ranks for 2 years 188 days (mobilized TA) 15.11.1941     commissioned, The King's Own Scottish Borderers [emergency commission to 30.09.1946] 27.11.1943     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Second-in-Command, C Company, 156th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 76776) in German captivity (Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt, Bayern) 01.10.1946     short service commission to 06.04.1951 07.04.1951     transferred, Royal Corps of Signals [permanent commission]
Bell, Keith Foster "Ding" Son of ... Bell, and ... Baskerville. Married Sheila (née ...); two daughters.	05.02.1920 Bromley district, Greater London - 25.05.2005 Aventura Hospital, Miami, Florida, USA	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 15.02.1941 [172258] WS/Lt. 15.08.1942	? - 15.02.1941 either 164th, 165th or 166th Officer Cadet Training Unit 15.02.1941 commissioned, The Royal Sussex Regiment [emergency commission] served North Africa 20.08.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 8 Platoon (C Company), 11th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2179) in German captivity (Oflag IX-A/Z, Rotenburg an der Fulda, Hessen) A member of Lloyd's London. Vice president of Smith, Biggs and Company in charge of marine matters. Formerly he was with L. Hammond and Company.
Benson, the Reverend Bernard Joseph Son of Henry and Bridget Benson (née Glynn), of Shipley, Yorkshire.	09.01.1914 Bradford district, West Yorkshire - 27.09.1944 (DOW) [age 30] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 4.B.10]	Chaplain to the Forces 4th Cl. (with the rank of Capt.) 16.10.1941 [205968]	16.10.1941 commissioned, Royal Army Chaplains' Department [emergency commission] - Roman Catholic (09.1944) Chaplain, 181st Airlanding Field Ambulance (Arnhem [died of wounds])
Bewley, John Michael Elder son of Thomas Kenneth Bewley, and Phyllis Mary Malden, of 11 Hampstead Hill, Gardens, London MW#, later of Ballards End, Limpsfield, Surrey.	29.04.1920 Chelsea, Greater London - 07.12.1944 (DOW) [age 24] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 18.C.15]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 05.04.1941 [180561] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 MID 10.05.1945 Ardennes 12.1944 [??; should rather be Arnhem 09.1944 ?]	Education: Rugby (09.1933-07.1938; Cotton House); Hertford College, Oxford (1938-1940). 05.04.1941 commissioned, The Devonshire Regiment [emergency commission] 01.08.1941 transferred, Royal Regiment of Artillery 18.09.1942 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Section Commander, G Squadron (No. 1 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Normandy & Arnhem; wounded & captured) 09.1944 - 12.1944 POW in German captivity (died in hospital at Apeldoorn)
Bingley, Richard Arthur James "Dick" Son of ... Bingley, and ... Smith.	27.06.1919 Paddington district, Greater London - 19.04.2002 Ovingdean, Brighton and Hove, Sussex	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 02.04.1943 [269243] WS/Lt. 20.10.1943 Lt. 14.04.1949 Capt. 02.05.1950, seniority 14.04.1949 Lt. 21.12.1951, seniority 15.09.1950 [short service commission] 2nd Lt. 31.03.1965, seniority 01.12.1946 [spec. reg. commission] Lt. 31.03.1965, seniority 01.12.1948 Capt. 31.03.1965, seniority 01.12.1952 (retd 21.09.1974) MID 24.04.1953 Korea TD 30.10.1951 -	1940 - 1940 served as an NCO, 1/8th Battalion The Middlesex Regiment (France & Belgium) 10.1940 - 1942 parachute training, then No. 2 Commando, then 11th SAS (UK) 02.04.1943 commissioned, The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) [emergency commission] 08.04.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps 1943 - 1944 1st Parachute Battalion (Italy, UK) (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 6 Platoon (S Company), 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 542) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) 14.04.1949 transferred, South Staffordshire Regiment - Territorial Army 21.12.1951 transferred, Regular Army [short service commission] 03.1952 - 06.1952 1st Battalion The Welch Regiment (Korea; wounded) 31.03.1965 - 21.09.1974 limited special regular commission - Royal Corps of Signals 07.1966 - ? Officer Commanding, HQ Squadron, Denbury Camp, Newton Abbto
Binyon, Roger Basil Elder son of Maj. Basil Binyon, OBE, MA (1885-1977), and of Gladys Elise Rosa Binyon (née Keep) (1885-1960), of Hayes, Kent. Married (30.01.1943, Parish Church, Trowbridge) Third Officer Dorothy Perkins Tayler, WRNS (10.12.1918 - 22.02.2010), youngest daughter of Dr. F.E. Tayler and Mrs P.L. Tayler, JP, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire; one son. Dorothy Binyon remarried (1953) Eric W. Huggins.	12.08.1914 Watford district, Hertfordshire - 24.09.1944 (KIA) [age 30] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 2]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 06.12.1941 [219665] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 09.07.1943-21.09.1944	Education: Leighton Park School; Magdalene College, Cambridge University (PhD, 1940). 06.12.1941 commissioned, Corps of Royal Engineers [emergency commission] (09.1944) - 24.09.1944 Officer Commanding, 1 Platoon, 9th (Airborne) Field Company RE (Arnhem [killed in action])
Birchenough, Richard Alfred Godsal "Beagle" Eldest son (with two sisters and one brother) of Maj. Richard Peacock Birchenough (1884-1966), and Dorothy Grace Godsal (1886-1978), of Sturminster Marshall, Dorset. Married (06.04.1963, Kensington, London) Kristin Henrietta Krabbé (03.1935 - ), daughter of the late Ivar Frederick Jardine Krabbé (1906-1950), and of the Hon. Henrietta Mary Clegg (Mrs D.C. Moore-Brabazon) (1908-1985), of London; one daughter. From Chipstead.	20.06.1921 Chevening, Sevenoaks district, Kent - 11.10.1984 Sturminster Marshall, Wimborne, Poole district, Dorset	Cadet ? [6091779] 2nd Lt. 31.12.1939 [112810] Lt. 01.07.1941 A/Capt. 22.09.1941-21.12.1941 T/Capt. 22.12.1941-09.12.1943, 22.05.1944-25.06.1945, 07.07.1945-(04.1946) Capt. 01.07.1946 T/Maj. ? Maj. 31.12.1952 (retd 08.03.1956) MBE 29.06.1954 Malaya 1953 [recommendation available upon request] MC 03.02.1944 Middle East Special Operations [recommendation available upon request] MID 07.01.1949 Palestine 1946	Education: Eton (...-1939); Royal Military College, Sandhurst (1939); Staff College, Camberley (psc).       served in the ranks for 121 days, The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) 26.08.1939 - 31.12.1939 Officer Cadet Training Unit, Sandhurst 31.12.1939     commissioned, The Durham Light Infantry [emergency commission] (10.1943)     Force 292 (Kos island) (MC) (09.1944)     Adjutant, 11th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured 17.09.1944 & wounded]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 18650) in German captivity (hospital Rottenmunster; 17.10.1944-23.12.1944 Stalag V-B, Rottweil; 24.12.1944-25.04.1945 Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt, Bayern) (another POW card) (1946)     served in Palestine (despatches) 1949 - 1951 Adjutant, 6th Battalion Durham Light Infantry 04.1952 - 10.1952 Deputy Assistant Adjutant General (DAAG), The Malay Regiment 10.1952 - 12.1953 Deputy Assistant Adjutant General (DAAG), HQ Federation Malay Force (MBE)
Birchmore, Stanley Benjamin Son (with one sister) of Alfred James Birchmore (1887-1944), gardener, and Gladys Winifred Victoria Perkins (1897-1971). Married (15.08.1943, Edmonton district) Gladys Lily Bowers ((09?).1924 - ); one son, two daughters.	05.02.1920 101 Walterton Road, West Kilburn, Paddington district, London - 18.05.1995 General Hospital, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire (formerly of Elthorne Way, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire)	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 14.08.1943 [289184] WS/Lt. 14.02.1944 (reld 05.1946) WS/Capt. 1944? Hon. Capt. 05.1946	Interior designer. 1938 - 10?.1942 joined, Royal Artillery - Territorial Army (served in the ranks with 92nd Field Regiment RA in Kennington, later when a secon-line unit was created in the 140rh Field Regiment RA with 366th Battery as Gun Position Officers' Assistant; went overseas with British Expeditionary Force 02.1940 and served in France & Belgium, being evacuated from Dunkirk, reassembling at Castle Keep, Tattershall, Lincolnshire, before being posted to several locations in the UK; went to Iceland early 1941 assisting in the construction of runways for aircraft; returning 12.1941 to Gourock, finally ending up at Felixstowe) 10?.1942 - 14.08.1943 Officer Cadet Training Unit RA (Alton Towers, Staffordshire, later Catterick) 14.08.1943     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] 08.1943 - 05.1944 178th (?) Field Regiment RA (Wiseton Manor, East Retford, Nottinghamshire, moving south about 05.1944) 05.1944 - 26.09.1944 No. 1 Forward Observation Unit RA [attached 1st Battalion The Border Regiment] (Arnhem [wounded in the arm; captured 26.09.1944]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 1775) in German captivity (Stalag XIB, then Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) (another POW card) 04.1945 - 07?.1945 sick leave 07?.1945 - 05.1946 Sub-Depot, Olympia, Kensington of Ordnance Depot, Elstree
Bishop, Harry Ian McKay Lived at Norfolk. Married ((09?).1944, Norwich district, Norfolk) Myra A. Howard.	19.05.1915 - (09?).1976 Brighton district, East Sussex	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 28.06.1942 [245030] WS/Lt. 28.06.1942 (unemployed list by 04.1946)	Mental Nurse Staff - Probationer. 28.06.1942 commissioned, The Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment) [emergency commission] 04.05.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Intelligence Officer, 11th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem)
Blacklidge, Guy Lechmere Son of Frederick C. and Sheila Blacklidge (née Mosse-Robinson). Husband of Patricia D. Blacklidge, of Petersham, Surrey.	22.11.1914 Farnham district, Surrey - 23.09.1944 (KIA) [age 29] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 8]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 23.08.1941 [203068] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 04.05.1943 A/Maj. 1944?	23.08.1941 commissioned, South Staffordshire Regiment [emergency commission] 04.05.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Officer Commanding, B Company, 11th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [killed in action])
Blackwood, James Eric Son (with one brother) of John Caldwell Blackwood (1883-1929), and Margaret Evans McIvan (1883-1934).	10.02.1915 Rothesay district, Isle of Bute, Scotland - 08.03.1976 North Tyneside district, Tyne and Wear	2nd Lt. 15.10.1939 [107015] WS/Lt. 15.04.1941 WS/Capt. ? Capt. 01.01.1949 (reld 01.01.1949) A/Maj. 05.01.1943-(04.1946) Hon. Maj. 01.01.1949 MC 01.03.1945 Arnhem 09.1944 39|45 St - - Fr&G St - - Def M - - WM 39|45 - -	15.10.1939     commissioned, The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany's) [emergency commission] 11.12.1943     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     6 Platoon, B Company, 11th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [wounded]) 01.01.1949     transferred, Regular Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List (Seaforth Highlanders)
Blake, Charles Anthony Howell Bruce "Tony" Son of Major Cecil Bruce Blake (1880-1937) and Effie Howell (died 1969). Married (02.04.1948) Elspeth Lillian Arnott, daughter of Lt.Col. Allan Maxwell Arnott, of Earlshorn, Denny, Stirlingshire; one daughter, one son. She remarried (1960) Patrick Michael Gardner. Residence: (1951) Colston Bassett, Nottinghamshire.	01.12.1911 Sheffield, Yorkshire - 03.01.1951 (KIA) [age 39] [United Nations Memorial Cemetery, Pusan, Plot 17, Row 1, Position 7, Grave Serial 690]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 27.08.1931 [52575] Lt. 27.08.1934 Capt. 27.08.1939 local Maj. 18.07.1941-07.05.1941 A/Maj. 23.03.1942-22.06.1942 T/Maj. 23.06.1942 Maj. 01.07.1946 A/Lt.Col. 11.03.1943-06.04.1943 DSC(US) 14.11.1947 Arnhem 09.44 (see also Homeofheroes) Pol MC 13.08.1943 ? Chz MC 14.05.1948 ?	Education: Royal Military College, Sandhurst. 27.08.1931 commissioned, The Royal Ulster Rifles (06.1933)     1st Battalion Royal Ulster Rifles (Palestine, for Egypt) (01.1937)     1st Battalion Royal Ulster Rifles (Hong Kong) (01.1939)     2nd Battalion Royal Ulster Rifles (on the strength of the depot, Armagh) (09.1944) Brigade Major, 1st Airlanding Brigade (Arnhem [evaded]) (1951) served in Korea [killed in action]
Blatch, John Frank Bernard Son of Sir William Bernard Blatch, MBE (1887-1965), and Lady Madeleine Dorothy Ross, of Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire. Brother of Capt. Stuart Leslie Blatch.  From Chalfont-St.-Giles.	23.03.1917 Brighton district, Sussex - 01.05.2002 Reading, West Berkshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 02.08.1939 [94149] WS/Lt. ? WS/Capt. 25.05.1943 Capt. 01.05.1947, seniority 23.03.1944 (reld 22.05.1948) A/Maj. 01.05.1947 T/Maj. 25.05.1943 Hon. Maj. 22.05.1948 DFC 15.02.1945 Arnhem 09.1944	late Cadet Under-Officer, Bradfield College Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps 02.08.1939 commissioned, The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry - Territorial Army 24.08.1939 mobilized TA 24.02.1942 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Second-in-Command, No. 2 Wing, Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem) 01.05.1947 transferred, Royal Artillery - Territorial Army 22.05.1948 transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List
Blatch, Stuart Leslie Son of Sir William Bernard Blatch, MBE (1887-1965), and Lady Madeleine Dorothy Ross, of Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire. Brother of Maj. John Frank Bernard Blatch.	06.10.1921 25, Marlborough Crescent, Bedford PArk, Brentford district, Middlesex - 20.09.1944 (MIA) [age 23] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 2]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 15.11.1941 [217301] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 18.06.1943-20.09.1944	01.03.1941 commissioned, Royal Corps of Signals [emergency commission] (09.1944) Brigade Signals Officer, 1st Airlanding Brigade [L Section (No. 2 Company), 1st Airborne Divisional Signals] (Arnhem [missing in action])
Blundell, George Minto Son of George Walmsley Blundell, and Ethel M. Blundell (née Minto), of Aughton, Ormskirk, Lancashire.	29.11.1916 Orsmkirk district, Lancashire - 20.09.1944 (KIA) [age 27] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 27.B.7]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 13.01.1940 [113349] WS/Lt. 13.07.1941 A/Capt. 1944?	Education: Oxford University (BA) ? - 13.10.1940 165th Officer Cadet Trainng Unit 13.01.1940 commissioned, The King's Regiment (Liverpool) [emergency commission] 01.11.1942 transferred, Army Air Corps ? 1st Parachute Battalion (09.1944) - 20.09.1944 Intelligence Officer, 4th Parachute Brigade (Arnhem [killed in action])
Blunt, John Graham "Bob(by)" Son of ... Blunt, and ... Brown.	19.02.1918 Grantham, Lincolnshire - 07.1997 Harare, Zimbabwe [aged 81]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 02.04.1943 [269244] WS/Lt. 20.10.1943 (reld 13.07.1949) T/Capt. ? Hon. Capt. 13.07.1949 Lt. 13.07.1949 Capt. 09.07.1953 (reld 19.10.1961) Hon. Capt. 19.10.1961 TD 28.01.1949 -	02.04.1943 commissioned, Royal Fusiliers [emergency commission] 08.04.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Signals Officer (HQ Company), 2nd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2181) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) 13.07.1949 transferred, Regular Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List (The Royal Leicesteshire Regiment) 19.10.1953 - 01.11.1957 transferred, Regular Army, Active List [short service commission] (relinquishing rank of Hon. Capt. with seniority of Lt. as of 09.07.1949) 31.03.1954 posted to The King's African Rifles, Nyassaland Battalions 01.11.1957 - 19.10.1961 transferred, Regular Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List Major, Zambia Regiment, Ndola, Zambia.
Boiteux-Buchanan, Clifford Denis "Bucky" Son of Alan Victor Boiteux-Buchanan (1894-1985), and Catherine Maria Louise Overton (1895-1974). Married ((09?).1939, Surrey North Western district) Maisie Louisa Lee (07.01.1912 - 01.12.1953); one daughter.	13.09.1917 Bromley district, Greater London - 20.09.1944 (KIA) [age 27] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 20.A.15]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 07.09.1940 [148629] WS/Lt. 07.03.1942 MC 27.04.1944 Italy 09-11.1943	? - 07.09.1940 Sandhurst Officer Cadet Training Unit 07.09.1940 commissioned, The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders [emergency commission] 01.08.1942 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) - 20.09.1944 Intelligence Officer, 2nd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [killed in action])
Bonham Carter, Richard Erskine "Dick" Son of late Capt. Alfred Erskine Bonham-Carter (1880-1921), and Margaret Emily Malcolm (1870-1952).. Married ((03?).1946, Holborn district, Middlesex) Margaret Stacey; three daughters.	27.08.1910 Portalloch, Argyll, Scotland - 18.12.1994 Knebworth, Stevenage, Hertfordshire	Lt. 15.08.1942 [241068] WS/Capt. 24.05.1943 (reld < 04.1946) T/Maj. 24.05.1943-(09.1944) MID 20.12.1945 POW	Education: Clifton College; Peterhouse, Cambridge; St Thomas' Hospital; MRCS LRCP(1936) MRCP(1938) MB BChir Cantab(1940) FRCP(1950) Resident Assistant Physician, Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, 1938. 15.08.1942 commissioned, Royal Army Medical Corps [emergency commission] 1942 - 1945 Deputy Assistant Director of Medical Services, 1st Airborne Division (09.1944) - 21.09.1944 Brigade Medical Officer, 4th Parachute Brigade (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 91201) in German captivity (Stammlager XII A, Hohenstein & Camp No. 355) Physician to the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, 1947-1975 & to University College Hospital, 1948-66.
Booty, Hubert Brian "Jasper" Son of Hubert Ernest Booty (1890-1930), and Kathleen Mary Heath, of Bath. Married (1942?) Peggy Dodgson, daughter of Mrs J.M. Paine, of Kensington, London.	27.02.1919 Uxbridge district, Middlesex - 24.06.2005 Worthing district, West Sussex	2nd Lt. 14.01.1940 [113500] WS/Lt. 14.07.1941 T/Capt. 01.01.1943-(04.1946) Capt. 01.05.1947 A/Maj. 10.07.1952 Maj. 27.02.1953, seniority 10.07.1952 TD 14.07.1953 -	14.01.1940 commissioned, The Royal Sussex Regiment [emergency commission] 01.01.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1943) Adjutant, 10th Parachute Battalion (Italy) (09.1944) Staff Captain, 4th Parachute Brigade (Arnhem) 01.05.1947 transferred, Territorial Army 01.05.1954 seconded for service on the Staff 01.06.1956 transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List
Bosworth, Richard William Son of Ernest Bosworth, and Edith Whitmore.	31.03.1920 St Albans district, Hertfordshire - ?	Cadet ? [894329] 2nd Lt. 15.03.1944 [312565] Lt. 15.09.1944 [emergency & short service commission] Lt. 13.08.1949, seniority 22.03.1944 [permanent commission] A/Capt. 21.09.1944-26.11.1944, 26.05.1946-18.06.1946 T/Capt. 19.06.1946-12.08.1949 Capt. 13.08.1949, seniority 22.09.1948 Maj. 22.09.1955 (retd 06.01.1959)	served in the ranks for 4 years, 333 days 24.08.1939     mobilized TA 15.03.1944     commissioned, Royal Corps of Signals [emergency commission to 30.09.1946] (09.1944)     Assistant Signals Officer, 4th Parachute Brigade [K Section (No. 2 Company), 1st Airborne Divisional Signals] (Arnhem [evacuated]) 01.10.1946     short service commission 13.08.1949 - 06.01.1959 permanent commission
Bottomley, James Brian   Son of James Bottomley, and Edith A. Harley. Married ((12?).1955, Westmorland South district) Sheila McLaren (17.04.1913 - 16.11.1999)	16.07.1919 Halifax district, West Yorkshire - 16.11.1999 Truro, Cornwall (died together with his wife in a car crash)	2nd Lt. 09.03.1938 [74469] WS/Lt. 01.01.1941 Lt. 11.04.1945 T/Capt. 19.03.1941 Capt. 09.05.1946  Capt. 01.09.1946, seniority 09.03.1946 [short service commission] (retd 13.10.1950) T/Maj. ? Hon. Maj. 13.10.1950 EM 16.09.1947 -	late Lance-Corporal, Heversham Grammar School Cadet Corps 09.03.1938     commissioned, 4th Battalion The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) - Territorial Army 01.11.1938 - (01.1939) transferred, 62nd Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery (4th Battalion The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire)) 24.08.1939     mobilized TA 02.11.1942     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Intelligence Officer, No. 1 Wing, Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem) 01.09.1946     transferred, The Loyal Regiment - Regular Army [short service commission] 13.10.1950     transferred, Regular Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List Ornithologist.
Boustead, Albert Edward "Al" / "Ab" Son (with two brothers and one sister) of Thomas Alfred Boustead (1882-1947), and Florence Ada Lawrence (1889-1928). Married (21.08.1937, Newcastle, Durham, Ontario, Canada) Florence Mary Matthew (01.12.1919 - 03.01.2020); two sons.	28.05.1917 Toronto, Ontario, Canada - 1983 Dundas, Hamilton Municipality, Ontario, Canada	2nd Lt. ? [CDN 434] Lt. 18.12.1943	Labourer. 23.10.1939     enlisted ? commissioned, Canadian Infantry Corps [emergency commission] - 01.01.1944 No. A-16 Canadian Infantry Training Centre, Calgary, Alta. 01.01.1944 - 01.04.1944 The Midland Regiment (Northumberland and Durham) 01.04.1944 - No. A-34 Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC Canloan scheme: CDN/434 (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 22 Platoon (D Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [wounded & captured 19.09.1944])       POW in German captivity (21.09.1944-30.09.1944 hospital Enschede; 03.10.1944-17.10.1944 Stalag XII-A, Limberg; 17.10.1944-21.01.1945 Oflag XII-B, Hadamar; 23.01.1945-14.04.1945 Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt; 04.1945-29.04.1945 Stalag VII-A, Moosberg) 09.07.1945 - 28.08.1945 No. 3 District Depot (from Canadian Army Overseas) (struck off strength and placed on Reserve Active Officers, General List)
Boville, Percy George Son of Byron G. Boville, and Mabel S. ...	1920 Ontario, Canada -	Prov. 2nd Lt. 11.12.1943 [B.85337] Lt. 22.01.1944	- 17.12.1943 No. O1 Officer Training Centre (Provisional Reinforcements) 11.12.1943 commissioned, Canadian Infantry Corps [emergency commission] 17.12.1943 - 07.03.1944 No. A-10 Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC 07.03.1944 - No. A-34 Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC Canloan scheme: CDN/540 (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 15 Platoon (C Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [wounded, POW])
Bowerman, Dudley Condé Osborne Son of Duncan and Olivia Irene Bowerman (née Osborne), of Hammersmith, London.	12.12.1919 Richmond district, Surrey - 19.09.1944 (KIA) [age 24] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 24.A.1]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 07.03.1942 [228514] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 1944?	07.03.1942 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944) No. 1 Forward Observation Unit RA [attached 3rd Parachute Battalion] (Arnhem [killed in action])
Bowers, the Reverend Raymond Franklin "Ray" Son of Stanley Bowers, and Mary Gadsdon. Married Daphne ....; ... children.	04.11.1916 Cheam, Epsom district, Surrey - 14.08.2001 Whitehaven, Cumberland	Chaplain to the Forces 4th Cl. (with the rank of Capt.) 04.09.1943 [291627]	Education: London University (Bachelor of Divinity & Associate, London College of Divinity). Ordained Deacon, St Catherine, Neasden cum Kingsbury, London, 06.10.1940. 04.09.1943 commissioned, Royal Army Chaplains' Department [emergency commission] - Church of England 04.1944 - 19.09.1944 Chaplain, 10th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem; fractured his ankle upon landing 18.09.1944 & was captured the next day) 19.09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 140115) in German captivity (10.1944-04.1945 Stalag VII-A, Moosburg an der Isar, Bayern) Worked as a missionary for the Church Missionary Society in Uganda for 15 years. Home Education Secretary of the Church Missionary Society, London, 1961-1966. Perpetual curate of St Stephen's, Lansdown, Bath, 1966-1969. Became a parish priest, Richmond Place, Bath, 1969. Was rural dean in the Bath area till 1975. Then had a parish in the Lake District, before retiring in 1980. Published: In search of England's smallest church (1980); On the move [: the story of a varied and effective Christian ministry at home and abroad] (1989; memoirs).
Bowles, Cecil Bretingham "Sam" Son (with one brother) of Benjamin Bertie Bowles (1889-1965), and Ethel May J. Kibby (1887-1974). Married ((03?).1947, Oxford district, Oxfordshire) Yvonne Mary Hull (01.09.1926 - 10.2006); three sons, one daughter.	(09?).1924 Headington district, Buckinghamshire / Oxfordshire - 25.01.2009 John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford	Cadet ? [14404703] 2nd Lt. 07.05.1944 [320189] WS/Lt. 07.11.1944	Education: St Edward's School, Oxford (Christmas term 1938-Summer term 1942). Officer Cadet Training Unit 07.05.1944 commissioned, Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 9 Section (C Troop), 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 18652) in German captivity (Stalag V-B, Villingen-Schwenningen, Baden-Württemberg)
Boyd, Robert Oliver Fielding Only son of F.C.R.H. Boyd, ESR, of Cairo, and Mrs Boyd, of Branksome Park, Bournemouth.	08.03.1917 - 12.10.1958 Stepney district, London	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 28.01.1937 [71012] Lt. 28.01.1940 A/Capt. 31.12.1940-30.03.1941 T/Capt. 31.03.1941-23.06.1944 Capt. 28.01.1945 (retd 01.02.1949) Hon. Maj. 01.02.1949 MID 20.09.1945 escape & evasion	Education: Royal Military Academy, Woolwich 28.01.1937 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery (01.1939) 2nd Anti-Aircraft Regiment (Lichfield) (09.1944) Section Commander, C Squadron (No. 2 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem [captured, escaped & evaded]) 1949? - 08.07.1953 Regular Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List
Brazier, Peter John Son of Jonathan Philip and Mabel Alice Brazier (née Ward), of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.	22.01.1922 Bromsgrove, Worcestershire - 23.09.1944 (KIA) [age 22] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 21.A.18]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 15.11.1941 [214774] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 MID 10.05.1945 Arnhem 09.1944	Education: University of Birmingham. 15.11.1941 commissioned, Royal Engineers [emergency commission] 01.10.1942 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Section Commander, E Squadron (No. 2 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem [killed in action])
Breach, Thomas Percival Son of Thomas P. Breach, and Lucy E. Bailey.	10.10.1918 Brentford district, Middlesex - 01.1998 Cirencester, Gloucestershire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 18.01.1941 [166413] WS/Lt. 18.07.1942 [unemployed list 1945/46]	? - 18.01.1941 either 121st, 122nd, 123rd, 124th. 125th Officer Cadet Training Unit, or Coast Artillery School 18.01.1941 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] 25.05.1942 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Administration Officer, No. 2 Wing, Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem)
Breese, Charles Fred Osborne * Son of Sq.Ldr. George Fred Breese, DSC, and Hilda M. Bate. Married Mhora Campbell-Colquhoun, daughter of A.J. Campbell-Colquhoun; one son, three daughters. * on his awards' citation shown as: Charles Frederick Osborne	01.01.1916 Brentford district, Middlesex - 09.03.1982 Rillington, Malton, Scarborough district	2nd Lt. 29.08.1935 [66138] Lt. 29.08.1938 A/Capt. 07.04.1940-06.07.1940 T/Capt. 07.07.1940-21.10.1941 WS/Capt. 28.05.1942 Capt. 29.08.1943 A/Maj. 28.02.1942-27.05.1942 T/Maj. 28.05.1942-05.01.1944 WS/Maj. 06.01.1944 Maj. 29.08.1948 A/Lt.Col. 06.10.1943-05.01.1944 T/Lt.Col. 06.01.1944-09.05.1944, 22.11.1944-01.01.1947 local Lt.Col. 07.05.1952-31.07.1954 Lt.Col. 29.09.1956 [Employed List (1)] Brig. 01.01.1966 (retd 01.05.1966) CBE 01.01.1963 HM's birthday 1963 (Ghana) DSC(US) 14.11.1947 Arnhem 09.1944 (see also homeofheroes) Hkn 19.03.1948 Norway 1945 - Olav 17.10.1946 Olav Medal (Norway) Palestine 1936-39 Medal & Clasp	Education: Magdalen College, Brackley; Royal Military College, Sandhurst (1935); jssc, psc, fs. 29.08.1935 commissioned, The Border Regiment (01.1937)     1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Holywood, for Catterick Camp) (01.1939) 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Palestine) 07.04.1940 - 26.09.1940 Adjutant, 6th Battalion The Border Regiment 28.02.1942 - 04.06.1942 Brigade Major, Border Sub-Area 05.06.1942 - 05.10.1943 Deputy Assistant Quartermaster General (DAQMG), HQ Combined Operations (also on planning staff for invasion of Sicily) 06.10.1943 - 26.01.1944 Assistant Quartermaster General (AQMG), ... 27.01.1944 - 09.05.1944 Assistant Adjutant & Quartermaster General (AA&QMG), ... 05.1944 - (09.1944) Officer Commanding, D Company, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem "Breeseforce"; wounded, evacuated]) 1945 - 1946 Commanding Officer, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Norway, Germany) 02.01.1947 - 31.12.1948 General Staff Officer 2nd grade (GSO2), School of Land/Air Warfare 1949 company commander, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Mogadishu) 1950 Second-in-Command, 3rd Parachute Battalion 07.05.1952 - 31.07.1954 Staff Officer 2nd grade (SO2), British Joint Staffs Mission, Washington [liaison officer to the US Airborne Forces] 1954 - 1956 Officer Commanding Regimental Depot The Border Regiment (Carlisle) 1956 - 1958 Commanding Officer, 17th (Durham Light Infantry) Battalion The Parachute Regiment (TA) (Gateshead) 1958 GI School of Land/Air Warfare 1961 special employment as a Brigadier deputy commander of an infantry brigade group in Ghana [Commander, British Joint Services Training Team, Ghana] Honorary Colonel, 4th Battalion The Parachute Regiment, 1975-02.1982. Co-founder of family business, Westlers Food Ltd., Malton, Yorks, 1966-1982.
Brett, Peter * Third child of Alfred Bretzfelder, builder, and his wife Raie Prince. Married 1st (30.09.1939, Paddington) Doris Theresa Moses (divorced). Married 2nd (18.08.1949, Artarmon, Sydney) Margaret Hingst Stobo, an Australian nurse; three sons, one adopted daughter. * Changed his name from Isidore Peter Bretzfelder to Peter Brett by deed poll of 13.06.1938.	04.09.1918 Stoke Newington, Hackney district, London - 09.05.1975 Ivanhoe, Melbourne, Vict., Australia	Tpr. ? [6803522] Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 24.12.1939 [113150] WS/Lt. 24.06.1941 (reld 23.05.1951) T/Capt. 06.05.1944-(04.1946) Hon.Capt. 23.05.1951	Education: private preparatory school; St Paul's School, Hammersmith; University of London (LL.B., 1939). Articled to Ernest Bevir & Son, solicitors, 1934. served in the ranks, Inns of Court Regiment - Territorial Army ? - 24.12.1939 No. 1 Training Centre RASC 24.12.1939 commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps [emergency commission] served with the British Expeditionary Force in Europe (1940) and in the West African Force (1941-43) 18.02.1943 transferred, The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) (09.1944) Army Censor, Public Relations Team, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) Legal assistant in the Office of the Treasury Solicitor, London, 1946-1952. Senior lecturer in law at the University of Western Australia, 1951-1955 (LL.M., 1954). Senior lecturer at the University of Melbourne in 1955 (reader in 1961, the first Hearn professor of law in 1963 and professor of jurisprudence in 1964). Ezra Ripley Thayer teaching fellow (1958-59) at Harvard University (doctorate of juridical science, 1960) in the United States of America, and a visiting professor at the University of Texas (1959 and 1967), and at both the University of Colorado and York University, Toronto, Canada (1973). Published: An inquiry into criminal guilt (1963); An essay on contemporary jurisprudence (1975), etc., etc.
Briggs, Bernard Walter Son (with three brothers and one sister) of Myddleton Briggs (1881-1936), and Elizabeth Winifred Tunstall (1879?-). Changed surname to Myddleton-Briggs in later life. Married ...; ... children (one son?).	06.12.1914 Birmingham, Kings Norton district, Warwickshire - 30.11.1989 York district, Yorkshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 27.04.1940 [129061] WS/Lt. 27.10.1941 Lt. 27.07.1946, seniority 27.10.1941 [short service commission] Lt. 22.02.1947, seniority 06.12.1940 [permanent commission] A/Capt. 12.12.1941-11.03.1942 T/Capt. 12.03.1942-09.07.1945, 20.11.1945-20.03.1946, 09.08.1946-21.02.1947 Capt. 22.02.1947, seniority 06.12.1945 A/Maj. 20.05.1947-19.08.1947 T/Maj. 20.08.1947-06.01.1948, 17.12.1948-05.12.1950 Maj. 06.12.1950 Lt.Col. 17.02.1958 (retd 27.09.1961) MC 20.09.1945 Arnhem 09.1944 [recommendation available upon request] 39|45 St - - It St - - Fr&G St - - Def M - - WM 39|45 - - Kor - Korea MID 10.10.1952 Korea UNSM - Korea AfrGSM - & clasp Kenya GenSM - & clasp Arabian Peninsula	served in the ranks (Territorial Army) for 238 days 24.08.1939     mobilized TA ? - 27.04.1940 162nd Officer Cadet Training Unit 27.04.1940     commissioned, The Royal Warwickshire Regiment [emergency commission to 26.07.1946] (1943) - 21.09.1944 Staff Captain, 1st Parachute Brigade (North Africa, Sicily, Italy, Arnhem [captured]) 21.09.1944 - 29.04.1945 POW (No. 76680) in German captivity (Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt, Bayern) [arrived in UK 10.05.1945] 21.03.1946 - 26.07.1946 unemployed list 27.07.1946     short service commission [obtained civil aviator's certificate (No. 22110) on 15.11.1946, taken on an Auster II at Wiltshire Flying Club] 22.02.1947     commissioned, Royal Leicestershire Regiment [permanent commission] 1948 - 1950 1st Battalion Royal Leicestershire Regiment (UK) 1950 - 1951 attached, Parachute Regiment, Depot Airborne Forces 1951 - 1951 Midland Brigade Training Centre 1951 - 1952 Officer Commanding, "D" Company, 1st Battalion Royal Leicestershire Regiment (Korea & UK) 1952 - 1953 Officer Commanding, "C" Company, 1st Battalion Royal Leicestershire Regiment (UK) [commanded battalion's Coronation Detachment 02.06.1953] 1953 - 1955 Army Air Transport Training & Development Centre 1955 - 1957 1st King's African Rifles (Kenya) 1958 - 1961 Commanding Officer, 1st Mobile Battalion Aden Protectorate Levies (Arabian Peninsula)
Briscoe, Richard William Son of William and Jane Briscoe. Married (1940, Ipswich) Emma Briscoe, of Floriana, Malta.	14.05.1915 Warrington, Lancashire - 10.04.1945 (KIA) [Overloon War Cemetery, the Netherlands, IV.A.13]	Cadet ? [T/45403] 2nd Lt. 30.10.1943 [299603] WS/Lt. 30.10.1943	30.10.1943 commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps [emergency commission] 21.03.1944 transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Section Commander, E Squadron (No. 2 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 52945) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen)
Britnev, Vladimir Alexandrovitch "Tsypho" / "Tsapic" / "Tsapy" later also written as: Britneff, V.A. Son of the late Alexander Britnev, of Petrograd, and Madame Britnieva (born 1894), of London. Married 1st (12.12.1945, London) Jane Orr Sutherland (20.03.1922 - 01.2000) (marriage dissolved), daughter of Lt.Col. H.O. Sutherland, and Mrs. Guy Waterhouse; one son, one daughter. Married 2nd (16.11.1957, Crowborough) Elizabeth Theresa Hurst, second daughter of Mr & Mrs C.W. Hurst, of Boars Head, Crowborough.	18.11.1919 Saint Petersburg, Russia - 28.04.1994 Tunbridge Wells, Kent	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 14.12.1940 [162044] WS/Lt. 14.06.1942 Lt. ?	Trainee (Lever & Unilever). ? - 14.12.1940 either 164th, 165th or 166th Officer Cadet Training Unit 14.12.1940 commissioned, The Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert' s) [emergency commission] 16.09.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Intelligence Officer, 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured 21.09.1944]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 534) in German captivity (10.1944-12.04.1945 Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) 29.04.1953 transferred, Regular Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List (Intelligence Corps)
Broadway, Michael Hugh Son of Eric Evans Brodway (1896-1964), and Gewndolen Mostyn Watkins (1895-1981). Lived at Farnham, Surrey (1970s). Married Alison Pratt Yule (13.02.1916 - 2008); one daughter, one son.	14.06.1920 Muree, Punjab, India - 10.12.2009 Sutton Manor Nursing home, Winchester, Hampshire	Cadet ? [T/107633] 2nd Lt. 25.09.1943 [293573] WS/Lt. 25.03.1944 Lt. 16.10.1946, seniority 25.03.1944 [short service commission] Lt. 11.10.1950, seniority 09.07.1943 [permanent commission] A/Capt. 17.03.1947-16.06.1947 T/Capt. 17.06.1947-21.12.1949 Capt. 22.12.1949 [short service commission] Capt. 11.10.1950, seniority 09.01.1948 [permanent commission] Maj. 03.11.1955, seniority 09.01.1955 T/Lt.Col. 18.06.1965-30.12.1966 Lt.Col. 31.12.1966 (retd 14.06.1975)	Aircraft design technical student. served in the ranks for 3 years 330 days 25.09.1943 commissioned, Royal Corps of Signals [emergency commission to 15.10.1946] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 6 Platoon (B Company), 10th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2112) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen) 20.07.1946 - 15.10.1946 Unemployed List 16.10.1946 short service commission 11.10.1950 permanent commission 04.07.1953 - 14.10.1954 General Staff Officer, 3rd grade (GSO3), School of Signals 21.03.1957 - 01.11.1957 General Staff Officer, 2nd grade (GSO2) (Royal Signals), AAT&D Centre 18.06.1965 - (02.1967) Instructor, School of Artillery
Brodie, Archibald May	03.02.1919 Glasgow, Lanark - 1948 South Africa	Cadet ? 2nd Lt.  06.02.1943 [262322] WS/Lt. 06.02.1943 T/Capt. 27.10.1945-(04.1946)	06.02.1943 commissioned, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers [emergency commission] (09.1944) Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Officer, 4th Parachute Brigade (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 140075) in German captivity (Stalag VII-A, Moosburg an der Isar, Bayern)
Brown, George Eric Tiplady Son of James Edward Brown (died 1920), and Katherine Jane Brown (née Baines), of Keswick, Cumberland.	21.11.1915 Northallerton district, North Yorkshire - 23.09.1944 (KIA) [age 28] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 4]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 21.12.1940 [162499] WS/Lt. 21.06.1942 T/Capt. 14.05.1943-23.09.1944	Education: Stowe School (Grafton House, 09.1929-07.1934); Cambridge University ? - 21.12.1940 either 162nd, 163rd, 167th or 168th Officer Cadet Training Unit 21.12.1940 commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] 01.05.1942 transferred, Royal Armoured Corps 23.01.1944 transferred, The Border Regiment (09.1944) - 23.09.1944 Officer Commanding, 22 Platoon (D Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem [killed in action])
Brown, Henry Faulkner "Harry" Son of Charles Faulkner Brown, and Mary Jane G. Coulthard. Used last name Faulkner-Brown in later life. Married (Easter 1947) Maxine Pearson; two daughters.	04.12.1920 South Shields district, Durham / Tyne and Wear - 10.02.2008	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 13.06.1942 [235514] WS/Lt. 13.12.1942 (reld 16.05.1951) T/Capt. 20.11.1944 Hon. Capt. 16.05.1951 OBE 01.01.1982 New Year 1982: as Architect, Faulkner-Brown, Hendy, Watkinson, Stonor, Newcastle upon Tyne MC 09.11.1944 Arnhem 09.1944 * * Between 20.9.44 and 22,9,44 this officer with 30 OR's was attached to my Co[mpan]y. He held a part of the front which was very exposed to the enemy fire. During the period this officer made several sorties to drive off enemy massing for an assault. He led a small party which destroyed an SP [= self-propelled] gun and regardless of enemy fire at close range continuously went from trench to trench [firing?] his men encouragement. His two senior officers were killed and most of his men became casualties, but by his personal courage and example he encouraged his few remaining men to drive back nine determined attacks by the enemy and not one yard of ground was surrendered. Signed B.A. Wilson, Major [Officer Commanding 21st Independent Parachute Company]	13.06.1942 commissioned, Royal Engineers [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 3 Troop, 4th Parachute Squadron RE (Arnhem [evacuated]) 1944 1st Parachute Squadron RE Established the architectural practice now known as Faulkner-Brown Associates, and was the Consultant Architect who designed the Newcastle University's Robinson Library (Hon. DCL, 1998). Published: A sapper at Arnhem : the memoirs of Harry Faulkner-Brown (2006)
Brown, John Lloyd Son (with two sisters and one brother) of Charles Albert Brown, and Jessie Grace ... Married Eleanor Fothergill (1914 - 1969); two sons, one daughter.	29.12.1917 Plymouth, Devon - 22.12.2013 Scotland	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 19.10.1940 [153304] WS/Lt. 19.07.1942 A/Capt. 04.04.1943-(09.1944)	Education: Sutton School, Plymouth. ? - 19.10.1940 either 164th, 165th, 166th, 167th, 168th or 170th Officer Cadet Training Unit 19.10.1940 commissioned, The Essex Regiment [emergency commission] 01.05.1943 transferred, Royal Regiment of Artillery       62nd Anti-Tank Regiment RA (09.1944) No. 1 Forward Observation Unit RA [attached 11th Parachute Battalion] (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 91018) in German captivity (Stalag XIIA Limburg an der Lahn & Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt, Bayern) 06.02.1946     permanent commission (Lt., with seniority 02.12.1941) [appointment cancelled 07.06.1946]
Brown, Thomas	? -	A/RQMS ? Lt. QM 02.06.1943 [291226] (reld < 04.1946)	02.06.1943 commissioned, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) Quartermaster, HQ Company, 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem)
Brownscombe, Brian "Basher" Son of Herbert Henry and Edith May Brownscombe (née Martin), of Watchet, Somerset. Living at Harrow, Middlesex.	06.11.1915 Hendon district, Middlesex - 24.09.1944 (shot by a SS corporal) [age 29] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 15.B.10]	Lt. 12.09.1942 [246170] WS/Capt. 12.09.1943 GM 30.11.1943 saving the life of a non-swimmer when the glider crashed into the sea	Education: Christ's Hospital, Horsham; University College, London (Bucknill Scholarship, 1933); MB, BS (Lond.), MRCS, LRCP. 12.09.1942     commissioned, Royal Army Medical Corps [emergency commission] (07.1943)     No. 2 Section, 181st Airlanding Field Ambulance RAMC (Sicily) (09.1944)     Regimental Medical Officer, 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [murdered]) Literature: R.M. Gerritsen, For no apparent reason : the shooting of Captain Brian Brownscombe, GM, RAMC (2000)
Buchanan, the [Right] Reverend Alan Alexander Son of Hugh Buchanan, solicitor, of Omagh. Married (11.06.1935) Audrey Kathryn Crone, daughter of W.A. Crone, Knock, Belfast (died 02.09.2000); two daughters.	23.03.1907 Fintona, Co. Tyrone, Ireland - 04.02.1984 Castleknock, Co. Dublin, Ireland [Donacavey Cemetery]	Capt. 02.01.1942 = Chaplain to the Forces 4th Cl. [218713] MID 20.09.1945 Arnhem 09.44	Education: Masonic Boys School, Dublin; Trinity College, Dublin (BA, modern history, 1928; MA, 1937, DD, 1959; played cricket) Exhibitioner, Moderator, 1928. TCD Deacon, 1930. Priest (Connor), 1931. Assistant Missioner, Church of Ireland Mission, Belfast, 1930-1933. Head Missioner, Church of Ireland Mission, Belfast, 1933-1937. Incumbent of Inver, Larne, 1937-1942 & 1945. 02.01.1942 commissioned, Royal Army Chaplains' Department [emergency commission] - Church of England (07.1943) - 09.1944 Chaplain, 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Sicily; Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW in German captivity (Reserve-Lazarett, Camp No. 4/486) 01.05.1949 - 05.1955 served the Territorial Army, after that Territorial Army Reserve of Officers Incumbent of St Mary, Belfast, 1945-1955. Rural Dean of Mid-Belfast, 1951-1955. Rector of Bangor, Co. Down, 1955-1958. Canon of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, 1957-1958. Bishop of Clogher, 1958-1969. Archbishop of Dublin and Primate of Ireland, 1969-1977.
Buchanan, Henry Sydney "Bucky" Son (with one brother) of Capt. Alan William  Buchanan (1876-1924), and Amy Bevan (1888-1995). Married ((03?).1942, Macclesfield district, Cheshire) Emily Fowler (26.02.1920 - 25.06.1990), of Macclesfield, Cheshire; one daughter.	12.01.1914 Quetta, Balochistan, India - 19.09.1944 (KIA) [age 30] [Groesbeek Memorial, panel 1]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 29.05.1943 [276993] WS/Lt. 29.05.1943 T/Capt. 1944?	29.05.1943 commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] (09.1944) - 19.09.1944 No. 1 Forward Observation Unit RA [attached 2nd Parachute Battalion] (Arnhem [killed in action])
Buchanan, John Stewart Aitchison "Jock"   Son (with one brother) of Archibald Buchanan (1876-1934), and Margaret Aitchison (1885-1958). Married (23.08.1941, St Georges Church, Edinburgh) Agnes Isabella Sheils (1913 - ), daughter of John Sheils, and Agnes Isabella Taylor; ... children (one daughter?).	24.06.1913 Netherhill Beith - 06.01.1968 Haymarket district, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland [age 54]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 25.10.1941 [214085] WS/Lt. 01.10.1942 T/Capt. 12.06.1943-(04.1944) WS/Capt. 16.09.1944 T/Maj. 16.09.1944-(04.1946) DSO 09.11.1944 Arnhem 09.1944	25.10.1941 commissioned, The South Staffordshire Regiment [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, Support Company, 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [escaped]) Solicitor, later transport manager.
Buchanan, Robert Gilliam "Bob"   Second son of Lt.Col. Arthur Louis Hamilton Buchanan. Engaged (04.1930) Eileen Moyna, daughter ot the late Capt. E.G.J. Moyna and Mrs J. Clayton Hardie, of Kensington, London. Married (21.08.1940, London) Lady Alexandra 'Alix' Mary Cadogan (born 10.03.1920) (divorced 1949); one daughter.	04.10.1908 North Berwick - 20.10.1985 Aylesbury Vale district, Buckinghamshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 16.06.1939 [92465] WS/Lt. 01.01.1941 A/Capt. 30.11.1940 WS/Capt. 06.11.1942 (reld > 04.1946) T/Maj. 08.05.1943-(04.1946) Hon. Maj. ? TD 20.06.1950 ? BL 09.02.1946 Arnhem 09.1944	late Cadet, Wellington College Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps 16.06.1939 commissioned, The King's Own Scottish Borderers - Territorial Army (5th Battalion) 24.08.1939 mobilized (09.1944) Officer Commanding, A Company, 7th Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 529) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) ? - 15.11.1958 transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List (age limit)
Buck, John Edward Son of Arthur H. Buck, general surgeon, and Lilian Maud Bligh. Married Dorothy ...	30.10.1915 Hove, Steyning district, Sussex - 30.03.2006 Eltham, Bexley district	Lt. 01.02.1940 [120153] WS/Capt. 01.02.1941 (reld 10.03.1946) Hon. Capt. 10.03.1946	Education: MB (1937; Edinburgh); FRCS (Edinburgh & London). joined the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, but changed to the Territorial Army 01.02.1940 commissioned, Royal Army Medical Corps [emergency commission] 02.1940 - 08.1941 180th Field Ambulance RAMC; seconded to various units as Medical Officer & went on several courses 08.1941 - British Military Hospital, Delhi (India) (1942) Regimental Medical Officer, 151st Parachute Battalion (India) (09.1944) Regimental Medical Officer, 156th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 639) in German captivity (Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt, Bayern) Consultant orthopaedic surgeon Woolwich and Greenwich. Retired 1980.
Buckhurst, Lord; William Herbrand Sackville; 10th Earl De La Warr, cr. 1761, succ. 1976; Baron De La Warr, cr. 1299 & 1572; Viscount Cantelupe, cr. 1761; Baron Buckhurst, cr. 1864 Eldest son of Herbrand Edward Dundonald Brassey Sackville, 9th Earl De La Warr, PC, GBE (1900-1976), and Diana Helena (1896-1966), daughter of late Gerard Leigh. Married (18.05.1946) Anne Rachel, only daughter of Geoffrey Charles Devas, MC, Hunton Court, Maidstone; two sons, one daughter.	16.10.1921 St George Hanover Square district, Greater London - 09.02.1988 Westminster district (by his own hand)	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 26.04.1941 [184546] WS/Lt. 07.10.1942 (unemployed list 1945/46) T/Capt. 1945-1946	Education: Eton 26.04.1941     commissioned, Royal Sussex Regiment [emergency commission] 29.08.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944) Liaison Officer 11th Parachute Battalion with 4th Parachute Brigade (Arnhem) Contested (C) NE Bethnal Green, 1945; Chairman London Young Conservatives, 1946, President 1947-49. Managing Director, Rediffusion Ltd, 1974-79 (Director, 1968-79); Director: British Electric Traction Co. Ltd, 1970-79; Wembley Stadium Ltd, 1972-79; Portals Holdings Ltd, 1974-; Kent & Sussex Courier, 1982-; Essex Chronicle Series Ltd, 1981-; Chairman, Redifon, 1978-79; Deputy Chairman, Windsor Television Ltd, 1983-. President, General Council and Register of Osteopaths, 1985-1988. Honorary Colonel Sussex ACF, 1969-; Vice­Chairman, South East TAVR Association (and Chairman County of Sussex Committee), 1968-74 and 1978-83; Chairman: Sussex County Playing Fields Association, 1956-71; London and SE Resettlement Committtee for Ex-Regulars, 1969-74. Deputy Lieutenant (DL), East Sussex, 1975.
Bucknall, Peter Lacey Son of Jack Harold Bucknall (born 1894) and Grace M. Bucknall (née Wade), of Birmingham.	07.04.1921 Lambeth district, Greater London - 17.09.1944 (KIA) [age 23] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 16.B.5]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 04.07.1942 [237712] WS/Lt. 1944?	04.07.1942 commissioned, Reconnaissance Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 8 Section (C Troop), 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Arnhem [killed in action])
Bune, John Cuthbert Eldest son (with two brothers) of Frank Cuthbert Bune (1882-1942), barrister-at-law, and Gladys Collins (1886-1968), of Beckenham, later of Haywards Heath, Sussex. Married (25.11).1939, St Clement Danes, Strand, Westminster district, London) Hilda Dorothy Thompson (07.05.1921 - 24.04.2015), younger daughter of Mr & Mrs H.W. Thompson, of North Ryde, New South Wales, Australia; two daughters.	17.04.1914 Beckenham, Bromley district, Kent - 17.09.1944 * (KIA) [age 30] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 27.B.6] * 18.09.1944 ??	2nd Lt. 02.09.1939 [97114] WS/Capt. 09.08.1942 T/Maj. 09.08.1942-17.09.1944	Education: Westminster School (20.09.1927-07.1932; Ashburnham House; 1st Cricket XI 1932; School Certificate 12.1930); St Thomas’ Hospital Medical School (1932-1933; register 18.10.1933); St Catherine's College, University of Cambridge (matriculated 02.11.1933; read English and Law; BA 23.06.1936; won a Half Blue for Swimming 1936; member University Water Polo Team when they played Oxford in 1936). Barrister-at-law, 1941.       late Cadet Lance-Corporal, Westminster School Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps 24.08.1939     mobilized TA 02.09.1939     commissioned, 11th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) - Territorial Army 18.04.1944     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Second-in-Command, 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [killed in action]) * * At 8pm on the 15th of September 1944 John Bune was called to an officer’s briefing to receive orders for the Battalion’s part in Operation Market Garden, an airborne operation in conjunction with land forces to secure a river crossing across the Lower River Rhine, which was due to begin just 36 hours later. All other personnel were briefed the following day. On the morning of the 17th of September 1944, the Battalion moved to Barkston Heath airfield where they boarded transport aircraft and took off at 11.30am. They landed at Renkum Heath, to the west of the town of Arnhem, at between 2.03pm and 2.08pm and had assembled by 2.45pm with only three men missing. They moved off from the drop zone at 3.40pm. Twenty minutes later they arrived at a railway station where they were briefed by an officer of the Reconnaissance Corps that there were enemy troops further up the railway line to their east and tanks on the road to the north. Unable to get up the railway line, they set out up the Amsterdamseweg, by which time the enemy tanks had withdrawn. At 5pm R Company attacked strong enemy positions astride the road, inflicting heavy casualties among the enemy troops and forcing them back. The Company then advanced to the Wolfhezerweg junction, where they became heavily engaged with enemy tanks and infantry and were unable to disengage when the rest of the Battalion went around this obstacle. Contact with R Company was lost at 6pm. At 7.30pm, John Bune was sent back to make contact with R Company, returning at 10pm with the second in command of the Company who reported that, although they had managed to disengage, forward progress was slow as half of his men had become casualties and were in need of evacuation. The Battalion Medical Officer was ordered to take all available jeeps to evacuate the wounded with John Bune joining this party for the return to R Company’s positions. Although the convoy of wounded later reached Oosterbeek and were delivered to the dressing station at the Hartenstein Hotel, John Bune’s group is believed to have run into an ambush in the vicinity of the Dreyenseweg during which he was killed. He was recorded as missing at 3am the following morning. His body was recovered and was buried alongside the Dreyenseweg but was later exhumed and moved to its present location.
Bunzly, Ronald Ernest	07.01.1910 Knaresborough, West Riding of Yorkshire - 02.2004 North Somerset, Somerset	2nd Lt. 21.10.1940 [152591] WS/Lt. 17.06.1941 T/Capt. 17.06.1941-(04.1946) (reld > 04.1946)	21.10.1940 commissioned on the General List [emergency commission] 22.03.1941 transferred, Army Catering Corps (09.1944) Divisional Catering Adviser, 1st Airborne Division (not at Arnhem) Company director, London (1964 bankruptcy).
Burgess, William Douglas Ardern Son of Douglas Ardern Burgess and Lilian May Burgess (née Shadrake), of Hertford.	(06?).1920 Hertford district, Hertfordshire - 21.09.1944 (KIA) [age 24] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 26.A.6]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 15.02.1941 [172168] WS/Lt. 15.08.1942	15.02.1941 commissioned, The Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment [emergency commission] 27.01.1943 transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1943) - (09.1944) Officer Commanding, 5 Platoon (A Company), 10th Parachute Battalion (Italy; Arnhem [killed in action])
Burns, William Raymond Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Burns (née Bennett). Husband of Elsie Burns, of Kinsley, Yorkshire.	(09?).1912 Devonport district, Devon - 23.09.1944 (KIA) [age 31] [Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 1.A.16]	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 01.03.1941 [176190] WS/Lt. 01.09.1942 T/Capt. 03.12.1943-23.09.1944	01.03.1941 commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] 01.05.1942 transferred, Royal Armoured Corps 23.01.1944 transferred, The Border Regiment (09.1944) Intelligence Officer, 1st Airlanding Brigade (Arnhem [killed in action])
Burwash, Herbert David "Bertie" Son (with one sister) of Thomas Henry Burwash (1877-1917), and Hannah Cadle (1884-1928). From Tolworth, Surrey. Married ((09?).1945, Surrey North Eastern district, Surrey) Barbara Iris Fageant ((09?).1922 - 2013); three daughters.	27.04.1916 Hampstead district, Greater London - 02.01.1979 Garlinge, Margate, Thanet district, Kent	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 14.11.1942 [251647] WS/Lt. 14.05.1943 (reld < 04.1946) T/Capt. (06.1943)-(09.1944) MC 15.06.1943 North Africa 1942-1943	Police constable, Maidstone Division of the Kent Constabulary. 14.11.1942     commissioned, The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment [emergency commission] 20.11.1942     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (1942) - (1943) 3rd Parachute Battalion (North Africa) (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, Assault Platoon (HQ/Sp Company), 3rd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 10.05.1945 POW (No. 2196) in German captivity (Oflag IX-A/Z, Rotenburg an der Fulda, Hessen)
Bush, Alan Son of Arthur William Bush, and Sarah Elizabeth Woodhouse.	18.07.1914 Kendal district, Lancashire / Westmorland - 03.1998 Cheltenham, Gloucestershire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 07.12.1940 [160544] WS/Capt. 25.05.1943 (reld 06.02.1946) T/Maj. 25.05.1943-06.02.1946 2nd Lt. TA 06.02.1946 Lt. TA 01.04.1950, seniority 06.02.1946 (reld 30.04.1958) Hon. Maj. 30.04.1958 MC 09.11.1944 Arnhem 09.1944	Education: Oxford University (Oxford rugby blue, 1934). Schoolmaster. 04.1940     enlisted 07.12.1940     commissioned, The Border Regiment [emergency commission] 01.08.1942     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Second-in-Command, 3rd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured 20.09.944 & escaped 20.09.1944, evacuated) 06.02.1946 - 30.04.1958 Commanding Officer, Mill Hill School Contingent, Junior Training Corps - Territorial Army, General List
Bush, Thomas Graham "Tom" Son of Maj. Thomas William Bush, Quartermaster with the Durham Light Infantry, and Beatrice Bush (née Thomas). Married; four children.	18.01.1919 Stockton district, Durham / North Riding of Yorkshire - 13.02.1983 South Shields district, Tyne and Wear	A/SQMS ? [7588903] Lt. QM 21.05.1943 [282395] (reld) Hon. Lt. (QM) ? Lt. ACF 17.07.1962 (retd 31.03.1978) A/Capt. ACF ? Hon. Maj. ACF 31.03.1978 MBE 29.03.1945  NW Europe 1944-1945 * CFM 26.11.1974 -	c. 1937/38 - 1943 enlisted service, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (evacuated from France at Dunkirk 06.1940, then Brigade Ordnance Warrant Officer in the Western Desert) 21.05.1943 commissioned, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps [emergency commission] (09.1944) Quartermaster, 156th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [evacuated]) 17.07.1962 - 31.03.1978 Lieutenant, Army Cadet Force, General List (Durham, later: Tyne & Wear)
* Recommendation for the appointment as Member of the Order of the British Empire (Military Division) for Lieut. & QM T.G. Bush: "This officer joined the 156 Bn. Parachute Regt at Jenin, Palestine in the spring of 1943. He had previously been a B.O.W.O. [= Brigade Ordnance Warrant Officer] in the Western Desert and had no experience of work in an Infantry Bn. The "Q" side of the Bn. was in a very bad state but Lieut. Bush, although lacking any knowledge of Infantry Bn. routine very soon put his department on a very sound footing and after that date the "Q" side of the unit functioned with admirable efficiency. This was entirely due to the officer's energy, his ability and capacity for hard work. In addition to his normal duties he took a keen and energetic interest in training and learning the duties of an infantry officer. Lieut. Bush prepared the Bn. for the Italian operation and saw active service with it there. On returning to England in December 1943 he [mobilized?] the Bn. rapidly and well, although he had had no experience of service in England, with its different practices of administration, except as a junior NCO [= Non-Commissioned Officer] at the beginning of the war. He went into action again with the Bn. at ARNHEM, where he served with extreme gallantry and technical skill, commanding a platoon for the last few days of the operation after all the other officers bar two had become casualties." [Recommended by Maj. G.S. Powell, commanding 1st Bn Para Regt, supported by Maj. J.C.H. Eyles, commanding 1 Para Bde (in absence of Brigadier), Maj.Gen. R.E. Urquhart, Commander 1 Airborne Division, and Lt.Gen. F.A.M. Browning, Comd Airborne Corps] (Citation courtesy of Mr Michael D. Bush)
Bussell, Raymond Meyrick Eldest son of Raymond Evans Bussell, British Vice Consul, Samarang, Java, later of Langley Vale, Epsom.	01.09.1917 - 10.10.1944 (murdered while being a POW) [Vorden General Cemetery, grave 16]	2nd Lt. 26.08.1937 [73147] Lt. 26.08.1940 T/Capt. 30.11.1943-10.10.1944	Education: Blundell's School, Tiverton; Royal Military College, Sandhurst. 26.08.1937     commissioned, The Dorsetshire Regiment (01.1939)     2nd Battalion The Dorsetshire Regiment (Aldershot) (04.1941)     specially employed (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 1 Platoon (A Company), 3rd Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured, murdered]) [Captured but escaped, in company with Lieutenant Harry Michael Ashbrooke, but on recapture they were handed over to the Gestapo, and subsequently shot. They were buried in the garden of a local house and, after hostilities, were re-interred together by the CWGC in Vorden General Cemetery.]
Butler, Eric Henry Dunn Son of Mabel Alice Buttler (1896-1955). Married (15.09.1945, Isle of Wight) Olga Lindsay Preece (18.07.1920 - 25.04.1986), daughter (with four brothers and two sisters) of George Arthur Preece (1892-1958), and Dorothy Lindsay Goom (1891-1960); four sons.	17.08.1918 Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire - 10.11.1994 Queen Alexandra Hospital, Cosham, Portsmouth district, Hampshire	Cadet ? [5048390] 2nd Lt. 11.09.1943 [292938] WS/Lt. 11.09.1943 (reld 28.09.1953) RAF:   F/O 28.09.1953, seniority 12.03.1952 [503358] Fl.Lt. 22.05.1957 (retd 01.01.1970; own request)	11.09.1943     commissioned, The Worcestershire Regiment [emergency commission] (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, 1 Anti-Tank Platoon (Support Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [wounded, captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 2147) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen) 28.09.1953     commissioned, RAF Regiment [short service commission] 01.12.1955     permanent commission (Secretarial Branch)
Butterworth, Alfred David	08.11.1921 - 10.1994 Sheffield district, Yorkshire	Cadet ? 2nd Lt. 22.03.1941 [179137] WS/Lt. 22.09.1942 Lt. 17.01.1945, seniority 08.05.1944 A/Capt. 18.04.1945-17.07.1945 T/Capt. 18.07.1945 Capt. 08.11.1948 (reld 16.02.1949) Hon. Capt. 16.02.1949 Capt. TA 31.12.1949, seniority 22.09.1949 A/Maj. TA 08.11.1952 Maj. TA 08.11.1956, seniority 08.11.1952	served in the ranks for 1 year, 202 days 22.03.1941     commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] 02.10.1943     transferred, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps (09.1944)     Officer Commanding, Defence Platoon, HQ 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) 17.01.1945 - 16.02.1949 transferred, Royal Armoured Corps [permanent commission] (1st King's Dragoon Guards) 31.12.1949     joined the Parachute Regiment - Territorial Army 24.10.1956     placed on Unattached List, Territorial Army 24.10.1957     transferred, Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, Regimental List
Byng-Maddick, Cecil Distin Son (with one sister) of Maj. Edmund Cecil Strafford Byng-Maddick (1884-1965), and Onoria Doris Heywood (1888-1977), of Zareba, Brighton, Sussex. Married ((03?).1942, Maidenhead district, Berkshire) Myra Joan Fryer, elder daughter of Mr & Mrs R. Fryer, of Broadclyst, Maidenhead; two sons, one daughter. Sketchbook	08.02.1919 Hildenborough, Kent - 18.06.2006 Hawkenbury, Tonbridge, Kent	Cadet Dvr. ? 2nd Lt. 16.03.1940 [124941] WS/Lt. 1941? A/Capt. 11.1942 WS/Capt. 26.08.1943 A/Maj. 05.1943-25.08.1943 T/Maj. 26.08.1943-(04.1946) (reld < 04.1947) MBE 01.01.1946 New Year 46 (mainly for North Africa 42-43)	Education: studied architecture (broken off due to the war). 08.1939     joined the Army; Driver, Royal Army Service Corps       No. 2 Training Centre 16.03.1940     commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps [emergency commission] 03.1942     seconded, Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps 11.1942     Staff Captain, 1st Parachute Brigade (North Africa, Sicily, UK, Italy, UK) (09.1944)     Deputy Assistant Adjutant & Quartermaster General, 1st Parachute Brigade (Arnhem [captured]) 09.1944 - 04.1945 POW (No. 638) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) 1945     G2 Air, War Office Took up farming.