Army lists > Quarterly Army Lists (Second Series), July 1940-December 1950 > 1941 > First quarter > Volume 1

10th ROYAL HUSSARS.
(Prince of Walss's Own.)
The Plume of the Prince of Wales;
the Kising Sun; and the Ked
Dragon.
" Warburg," "4>eninsula,"
"Waterloo," "Sevastopol,"
" Ali Masiid," "Afghanistan,
1878-73," " Egypt, 1884,"
" Relief of KiRiberley," " Paarde-
berg," "South Africa, 1899-1902."
The Great PTar.— " Ypres, 1914,
'15," "Langemarck, 191 4,"
" Gheli'velt," " Nonne Bosschen,"
" Frezenberg," " Loos," " Arras,
1917, "18," "Scarpe, 1917,"
" Somme, 1918," "St. Quentin,"
" Avre," "Amiens," " Drocourt-
Queant," " Hindenburg Line,"
" Beaurevoir." " Cambrai, 1918,"
"Pursuit to Mons," "France and
Flanders, 1914-18."
Uniform, blue.
Busby-bag, scarlet.
Plume, black and white.
Agents — Lloyds Bank, Ltd.,
Cox's & King's Branch.
Regimental Journal.
The Tenth Eoyal Hussars Gazette,
Regimental Headquarters.
Regimental Association.
Royal Hussars(P.W.O.)Assoeiation,
322, Scott Ellis Gardens, St. John's
Wood, N.W.8.
Allied Regiment of The Canadian
Army.
The Princess Louise Dragoon Guards.
Allied Regiment of Australian
Military Forces.
10th Light Horse Regiment (West
Australian Mounted Infantry.)
Allied Regiment of New Zealand
Military Forces.
The Nelson-Marlborough Mounted
Rifles.
Colonel-in- Chief.
Maj.-Gen. H.R.H. The Duke of
Gloucester, Earl of Ulster, K.O.,
E.T., E.P., G.C.M.Q., Q.C.V.O.,
Col. S. G'ds., Col.-in-Cbief Innis-
killing Fus., Gloster. R. and
Gordons, Personal A. B.C. to the
King, s. 12/3/37
Colonel.
Greenwood, Col. V. J., M.C., ret.
pay (Res. of Off.) 29/1/39
Lt.-Colonels.
Gakdner, 0. H., y.s.cf. (A/Col.
10/4/40) 1/10/37
Hignett, J. D. 5/9/40
Royal Armoured Corps — continued.
Captains.
Dawnay, D. {T/Maj. 28/6/40)
21/11/30
Archer-Shee, J. P. (A/SIaj. 3/7/40)
6/7/35
Wingfleld, A. D. R. (s.c.) {TjMaj
27/10/40) s. 1/8/38
Orenfell, Hon. A. B. J. {TjMaj.
1/3/41) b.v. 1/8/38
Charrington, N. D. (TjMaj. 12j7jiO)
1/8/38
Abel Smith, A. (TjMaj. 1/3/41)
spec. ernp. 1/8/38
Eaye, D. R. B. (local Maj. 14/8/40)
s. 30/1/39
Morley, M. P. (TjMaj. 29/9/40)
(Adjt. 13/10/38) 27/8/39
Montagu Douglas Scott, Lord
G. F. J.(TjMaj.lj3lil)(Empld.
•2Zrd H.) 27/8/39
Ponsonby, C. B. 29/1/40
Archer-Shee, R.A. 1/9/40
Llewellen Palmer, P. M. G., s. 2/9/40
Harvey, C. B. C. (T/Lt.-Col. 1/3/41)
1/10/37
Boord, O. L., M.C., s. 1/8/38
Roddick, M. G. (TjLt.-Col. 17/9/40)
1/8/38
Davy, C. K., M.C., Res. of Off.
24/8/39
Miller, C. D. 31/1/41
Lieutenants.
Lovegrove, J. E.
Gnssdl, M. (TjCapt.
30/11/35
13/7/40)
1/2/37
Cruickshank, M. P. D. (W.S.jCapt.
2/9/40) 30/8/38
Leatham, P. M., Res. of Off. 24/8/39
Garton, R. V., Res. of Off. 24/8/39
Lacey, M. B., Res. of Off. (TjCapt.
3/8/40) 24/8/39
Graham, N. 3/1/41
2nd lAevtenants.
Seymour, C. G. (W.S.jLt. 1/1/41)
20/5/39
Chaplin, J. R., Res. of Off. 24/8/39
Moorhouse, S. C. T. W., M.C., Res.
of Off. 24/8/39
Mitchell, R. W. 2/3/40
Foster, P. F. E. 11/5/40
Quarter-Master.
Mason, F. O., s.
capt.
26/4/31
1/8/38
321
Supplementary Reserve.
Category B.
Employed.
Lieutenant.
Rothwell, F. R. (TjCapt. 28/8/40)
24/8/39
1/5/37
2nd Lieutenants.
Errington, G. H. (W.S.jLt. 1/1/41)
24/8/39
9/11/38
Blunt, Sir John L. R., Bt. 24/8/39
12/8/39
Regular Army Emergency
Commissions.
Lieutenants.
Brocklehurst, H. C. (W.S.jMaj.
1/12/40) (TjLt.-Col. 1/12/40) s.
1/9/40
Retired Officer Re-employed.
Fielden, Maj. E. A., M.C., ret. pay
24/11/39
WilUams, R. J.
14/9/40
Insklp, L. A.
23/11/40
2nd LieutenarUi
Duveen, A. E. (W.S.jLt
(TjCapt. 11/2/41)
23/7/40)
28/11/39
Clark, E. G.
18/2/40
Hanson-Lawson, J. 6.
18/2/40
Govett, P. R. (W.S.jLt.
(TjCapt. 13/10/40)
13/10/40)
18/2/40
Lemieux, J. N. V. A.
18/2/40
Lawrence, T. P.
18/2/40
O'Reilly, C. V.
13/4/40
Reeve, C. T.
27/4/40
Dupree, W. V. J.
20/7/40
Hope, A. D. B., spec. enip.
27/7/40
Loney, D.
3/8/40
Howell, F. R.
9/11/40
McCuUoch, G.
30/11/40
Seymour, G. S.
Watson, N. A.
Ednam, The Visct.
14/12/40
25/1/41
1/2/41
Quarter-Masters.
Shepherd, B. T., It. 3/9/39
Churchward, A. G., U. 5/12/40
(56222)
14