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MacDonald, C.B.
to
McLuskey, J.F.

Medway, G.E.R.
to
Murray, D.J.S.

 

C.B. MacDonald  to  J.F. McLuskey
MacDonald,
Charles Benson

C.B. MacDonald
?
-
1992
Derbyshire
Cadet
?
2nd Lt.
07.09.1940 [148236]
WS/Lt.
07.03.1942
T/Capt.
08.10.1945-(04.1946)
Capt.
01.05.1947
A/Maj.
?
Maj.
18.05.1951, seniority 01.04.1951
Lt.Col.
01.11.1957
Col.
? (retd 11.11.1962)
Officer of the Order of the British Empire OBE
11.06.1960
HM's birthday 60
Territorial Efficiency Decoration TD
10.06.1952
?
Territorial Efficiency Decoration TD
15.05.1959
1st clasp
Eifficiency Medal (Territorial) EM
28.01.1949
?



Officer Cadet Training Unit
12.10.1940


commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission]



served in North Africa & Burma
01.05.1947


transferred, Territorial Army
11.11.1962
-
?
Territorial Army Reserve of Officers
Mackenzie,
John William Elliott

J.W.E. Mackenzie

From Fleet.
18.10.1909
-
1991
Dorset
2nd Lt.
30.01.1930 [44936]
Lt.
30.01.1933
Capt.
01.08.1938 (half-pay 06.10.1938-24.10.1939)
A/Maj.
22.10.1941-21.01.1942
T/Maj.
22.01.1942-28.06.1944
WS/Maj.
29.06.1944
Maj.
01.07.1946 (retd 18.07.1948)
A/Lt.Col.
29.05.1942-27.07.1942,
29.05.1944-28.06.1944
T/Lt.Col.
29.06.1944-(01.1946)
Hon. Lt.Col.
18.07.1948
Distinguished Service Order DSO
06.06.1946
Burma
Mention in Despatches MID
30.12.1941
Middle East
Mention in Despatches MID
09.05.1946
Burma
King's Police and Fire Services Medal, for Distinguished Service (01.06.1953)
30.01.1930


commissioned, The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany's)
20.06.1935
-
04.10.1938
employed with King's African Rifles
06.10.1938
-
24.10.1939
specially employed (Class C, Art. 98 Royal Warrant 1931): employed under Administrative Service, Tanganyika Territory
18.07.1948 - 28.11.1959 Regular Army Reserve of Officers [age limit]
Senior Superintendent, Tanganyika Police Force.
Maclean,
[Sir] Fitzroy Hew Royle;
Maclean of Dunconnel;
1st Baronet of Strachur and Glensluain, co. Argyll (cr. 1957)
F.H.R. Maclean
F.H.R. Maclean
F.H.R. Maclean  

Son of Major Charles Maclean, DSO, OBE and Frances Elaine Gladys, daughter of Lt.Cdr. George Royle, RN.
Married (1946) Hon. Veronica Nell Fraser, 2nd daughter of 16th Lord Lovat, KT, and widow of Lieut Alan Phipps, RN; two sons
11.03.1911
Egypt
-
15.06.1996
Strachur, Argyll, Scotland
L/Cpl.
?
2nd Lt.
17.07.1941 [195624]
Capt.
09.1942
WS/Maj.
21.10.1943
T/Lt.Col.
21.10.1943-13.02.1944
WS/Lt.Col.
14.02.1944
A/Col.
14.08.1943-(04.1946)
A/Brig.
14.08.1943-(04.1946)
Knight of the Thistle KT
1993
?
Commander of the Order of the British Empire CBE
31.08.1944
gallant & distinguished services in the field

French Croix de Guerre with Palm, 1943; Order of Kutuzov, 3rd class (11.04.1944); Order of Partisan Star (First Class) (Yugoslavia), 1945; Order of Merit (Yugoslavia), 1969; Order of the Yusoslav Star with Ribbon, 1981.

Education: Eton; Cambridge
3rd Secretary, Foreign Office, 1933; transferred to Paris, 1934, and to Moscow, 1937; 2nd Secretary, 1938; transferred to Foreign Office, 1939.



resigned from Diplomatic Service, and enlisted as private in Cameron Highlanders
17.07.1941


commissioned, The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders [emergency commission]
01.1942


joined 1st Special Air Service Regiment
1943
-
1945
Brigadier Commanding British Military Mission to Jugoslav partisans
15th Hereditary Keeper and Captain of Dunconnel.
MP (C) Lancaster, 1941-1959, Bute and N Ayrshire, 1959-Feb. 1974; Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for War and Financial Secretary War Office, Oct. 1954-Jan. 1957. Member: UK Delegn to North Atlantic Assembly, 1962-1974 (Chairman, Military Committee, 1964-1974); Council of Europe and WEU, 1972-1974. Hon. Col, 23rd SAS Regt, 1984-1988. Lees Knowles Lecturer, Cambridge, 1953. Hon. LLD: Glasgow 1969; Dalhousie 1971; Dundee, 1984; Hon. DLitt Acadia, 1970.
Published: Eastern Approaches, 1949; Disputed Barricade, 1957; A Person from England, 1958; Back to Bokhara, 1959; Jugoslavia, 1969; A Concise History of Scotland, 1970; The Battle of Neretva, 1970; To the Back of Beyond, 1974; To Caucasus, 1976; Take Nine Spies, 1978; Holy Russia, 1979; Tito, 1980; The Isles of the Sea, 1985; Portrait of the Soviet Union, 1988; Bonnie Prince Charlie, 1988; All The Russias, 1992; Highlanders, 1995.
MacLeod,
Sir Ian Francis Norman;
3rd Baronet
I.F.N. MacLeod

Son of Sir John Macintosh Norman MacLeod, 2nd Bt., and of Lady Isa MacLeod (née Brusati), of Glasgow.
Succeeded father 1939.
25.09.1921
-
28.04.1944
[age 22]
[Naples War Cemetery, Italy, II.C.12]
2nd Lt.
12.10.1940 [154074]
WS/Lt.
12.04.1942
A/Capt.
22.05.1942-28.04.1944
Education: Winchester
12.10.1940


commissioned, Intelligence Corps [emergency commission]
MacMillan,
[Sir] Gordon Holmes Alexander;
Lord MacMillan of MacMillan of Knap (1951)



Only child of Dugald Alexander MacMillan (1836-1935), and Laura Winifred Allardice.
Married (10.08.1929) Marian Blakiston­Houston, OBE, CStJ (26.11.1905 - 29.04.1991), daughter of Richard Blakiston-Houston and Lilian Agnes Kidston; four sons, one daughter.
° Clan MacMillan
° papers
06.01.1897
-
21.01.1986
Langbank, Renfrewshire
2nd Lt.
11.08.1915 [5880]
Lt.
18.02.1917
A/Capt.
03.06.1917-03.12.1920
Capt.
28.08.1924
Bt. Maj.
01.07.1932
Maj.
01.08.1938
A/Lt.Col.
10.04.1940-09.07.1940
T/Lt.Col.
10.07.1940-31.10.1941
WS/Lt.Col.
01.11.1941
A/Col.
01.05.1941-31.10.1941
T/Col.
01.11.1941-11.03.1944
Col.
12.03.1944
A/Brig.
01.05.1941-31.10.1941
T/Brig.
01.11.1941-26.08.1944
A/Maj.Gen.
27.08.1943-26.08.1944
T/Maj.Gen.
27.08.1944-(04.1946)
Maj.Gen.
1946?
A/Lt.Gen.
10.02.1947-16.11.1947
Lt.Gen.
17.11.1947
Gen.
01.01.1954 (retd 06.07.1955)
Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath KCB
1949
?
Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order KCVO
25.05.1954
C-in-C, Gibraltar
Companion of the Order of the Bath CB
01.02.1945
NW Europe
Commander of the Order of the British Empire CBE
05.08.1943
Tunisia
Distinguished Service Order DSO
18.11.1943
Sicily
Military Cross MC
25.08.1916
*
Military Cross MC
26.07.1917
**
Military Cross MC
15.02.1919
***
Mention in Despatches MID
09.08.1945
NW Europe
Mention in Despatches MID
04.04.1946
NW Europe
Knight Grand Officer, Order of Oranje-Nassau with swords (Netherlands) ON
18.07.1947
liberation Netherlands [awarded 15.10.1945]
British War Medal; Victory Medal.
* For conspicuous gallantry during operations, notably when he went out and located a company which had lost its direction, and was hung up by machine-gun fire. He found and reorganised the company, and led it as far as possible towards its objective.
** For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He took command of the battalion at a very critical period, and organised the defence of the position. His personal example and disregard for danger were most marked.
*** When the battalion advanced on the morning of October 10th. 1918. they came under exceptionally heavy shell fire crossing the high ground north-west of Le Cateau. The enemy's guns were firing chiefly over open sights. There were a  large number of casualties, and momentarily the battalion became somewhat disorganised. He at once ran forward, and by his absolute fearlessness and gallant leadership was greatly instrumental in rallying the men and enabling the advance to be resumed. He led one of the front companies until it was reduced to six other ranks, and when the advance was held up, made his way back to battalion Headquarters over 600 yards of open country exposed to snipers, machine-gun fire and shelling, bringing a valuable report.
Education: St Edmund's School, Canterbury; Royal Military College, Sandhurst (1915)
11.08.1915


commissioned into the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's)
1916
-
1918
served with 2nd Battalion The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders (France & Belgium, 03.04.1916- 11.11.1918)
03.06.1917
-
03.12.1920
Adjutant, ...
1928
-
1929
Staff College, Camberley
01.03.1930
-
18.02.1932
Staff Captain to the Military Secretary to the Secretary of State for War, War Office (London)
19.02.1932
-
28.02.1934
General Staff Officer, 3rd grade (GSO3), , Directorate of Military Operations and Intelligence, Department of the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, War Office (London)
15.03.1935
-
12.04.1937
General Staff Officer, 2nd grade (GSO2), Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, Ont.
17.10.1937
-
01.01.1939
General Staff Officer, 2nd grade (GSO2), Directorate of Military Training, Department of the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, War Office (London)
02.01.1939
-
09.04.1940
General Staff Officer, 2nd grade (GSO2), Eastern Command (UK)
10.04.1940
-
30.04.1941
General Staff Officer, 1st grade (GSO1), ...
01.05.1941
-
26.12.1941 Commander, 199th Infantry Brigade (UK)
27.12.1941
-
18.06.1943
Brigadier General Staff, UK &  North Africa (CBE)
19.06.1943
-
22.06.1943
Commander, 12th Infantry Brigade (N Africa)
25.06.1943
-
22.08.1943
Commander, 152nd (Seaforth and Cameron) Infantry Brigade (N Africa, Sicily) (DSO)
27.08.1943
-
05.08.1944
General Officer Commanding, 15th (Scottish) Infantry Division (UK, NW Europe) (CB)
30.11.1944
-
24.03.1945
General Officer Commanding, 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division (NW Europe) [except for 27.1-6.2.1945]
25.03.1945
-
28.05.1945
General Officer Commanding, 51st (Highland) Infantry Division (NW Europe)
29.05.1945
-
(04.)1946
Director of Weapons and Development, General Staff, War Office (London)
10.02.1947
-
1948
General Officer Commanding, Palestine
27.02.1949
-
27.02.1952
General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Scottish Command & Governor of Edinburgh Castle
23.04.1952
-
11.05.1955
Governor & Commander-in-Chief Gibraltar
Colonel, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's), 01.10.1945- 01.10.1958. Honorary Colonel, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada, 13.11.1948-1972. Honorary Colonel, 402 (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders) Light Regiment Royal Artillery (TA), 1956-1961.
Hereditary Chief of the Clan MacMillan. Chairman: Cumbernauld New Town
Corporation, 1956-65; Greenock Harbour Trust, 1955-65; Erskine Hospital, 1955-80; Firth of Clyde Dry Dock, 1960-67. Deputy Lieutenant (DL) Renfrewshire, 30.03.1950, Vice-Lieutenant, 07.12.1955-72.  Knight, Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem (KStJ), 24.06.1952. Member of The Queen's Body Guard for Scotland. Hon. LLD (Glasgow), 1964.
Macnab,
John Francis
J.F. Macnab
Only surviving son of late Colonel Allan James Macnab, CB, CMG, FRCS, IMS, and Nora, daughter of Lt.-Gen. Sir Lewis Dening, KCB, DSO.
Married (1938) Margaret, daughter of C.M. Treadwell; one son, one daughter.
15.09.1906
-
13.11.1980
2nd Lt.
04.02.1926 [34875]
Lt.
04.02.1929
Capt.
03.07.1935
A/Maj.
28.03.1940-27.06.1940
T/Maj.
28.06.1940-02.04.1941
WS/Maj.
03.04.1941
Maj.
04.02.1943
A/Lt.Col.
21.05.1940-06.07.1940,
19.02.1941-02.04.1941
T/Lt.Col.
03.04.1941-14.07.1943
WS/Lt.Col.
15.07.1943
A/Col.
15.01.1943-14.07.1943
T/Col.
15.07.1943-21.08.1946,
01.05.1948-18.01.1949
Col.
19.01.1949 (supernumerary 19.01.1955)
A/Brig.
15.01.1943-14.07.1943
T/Brig.
15.07.1943-21.08.1946,
05.01.1949-31.12.1953
Brig.
01.01.1954 (retd 13.12.1959)
Commander of the Order of the British Empire CBE
13.06.1957
HM's birthday
Distinguished Service Order DSO
13.09.1945
Burma
Officer of the Order of the British Empire OBE
08.07.1943
East Africa & Madagascar
Mention in Despatches MID
30.12.1941
Middle East 02-07.41
Mention in Despatches MID
30.06.1942
Middle East 07-10..41
Education: Wellington College, Berks.; Royal Military College, Sandhurst
04.02.1926


commissioned, The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
07.11.1929
-
17.10.1935
employed with King's African Rifles:
(03.1931)


Company Officer, 4th (Uganda) Battalion (Bombo)
(06.1933)


Company Officer, 3rd (Kenya) Battalion (Meru)
1935
-
1937
regimental service at Catterick (1st Battalion) & Regimental Depot, Inverness
03.07.1937
-
31.08.1939
employed under Colonial Office (King's African Rifles)
(01.1939)


Company Commander, 1st (T.T.) Battalion (Moshi)
1939
-
1945
served: Italian Somaliland, Abyssiania, Madagascar, Burma (despatches twice)
1941
-
1943
Commanding Officer, 1st Nyasaland Battalion King's African Rifles
15.01.1943
-
07.01.1944
Commander, 30th (East African) Infantry Brigade
08.01.1944
-
21.06.1946
Commander, 21st (East Africa) Infantry Brigade (Monsoon Campaign, Burma)
30.12.1944
-
05.01.1945
acting General Officer Commanding, 11th (East Africa) Division (Burma)
03.06.1945
-
05.07.1945
acting General Officer Commanding, 11th (East Africa) Division (India)
25.11.1946
-
02.04.1947
Deputy President, Regular Commissiones Board
1947
-
1948
Commanding Officer, 2nd Battalion The Seaforth Highlanders
01.05.1948
-
01.01.1949
Vice-President, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst Selection Board
05.01.1949
-
21.07.1951
Commander, 6th Highland Brigade (British Army of the Rhine)
11.08.1951
-
29.10.1954
Commander, 153rd (Highland) Infantry Brigade
16.11.1954
-
(02.)1957
Commander, General Headquarters Troops, East Africa
01.11.1957
-
12.1959
Deputy Commander, East Anglian District (Colchester, Essex)
13.12.1959
-
15.09.1964
Regular Army Reserve of Officers [age limit]
Late Honorary Colonel, 6th & 2/6th Battalion King's African Rifles. Honorary Colonel, Tanganyika Rifles.
Representer of House of Barravorich in Clan Macnab.
Macpherson,
[Sir] Ronald Thomas Stewart
see: Stewart-Macpherson,
[Sir] Ronald Thomas
 
Macrae,
Albert Edward

A.E. Macrae
° papers
03.08.1886
-
10.01.1958
2nd Lt.
29.06.1906 [3457]
...
...
T/Brig.
01.08.1938-26.07.1940
A/Maj.Gen.
01.12.1939-26.07.1940
Maj.Gen.
27.07.1940, seniority 06.08.1938 (supernumerary 03.08.1943) (retd 09.10.1946)

CB 1944; OBE 1928

29.06.1906


commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery
...
-
...
...
30.03.1937
-
30.11.1939
Chief Superintendent Design Department (Woolwich)
01.12.1939
-
1941
specially employed: Ministry of Supply Representative, Canada
1941
-
1945
Military Technical Adviser to Department of Munitions and Supply, Ottawa, Canada
1945
-
1946
Chief Engineer Canadian Arsenals Ltd
Macready,
Sir Gordon Nevil;
2nd Baronet (1923)
G.N. Macready  
° papers
05.04.1891
-
17.10.1956
2nd Lt.
23.12.1910 [22930]
...
...
Maj.Gen.
29.09.1938, seniority 15.07.1938 (retd 06.09.1946)
A/Lt.Gen.
19.12.1941-18.12.1942
T/Lt.Gen.
19.12.1942-(01.1946)
Hon. Lt.Gen.
06.09.1946

KBE 1945 (OBE 1919); CB 1942; CMG 1932; DSO 1918; MC 1916

23.12.1910
 
 
commissioned, Corps of Royal Engineers
...
-
...
...
29.09.1938
-
01.09.1940
Chief of British Military Mission to Egyptian Army
15.10.1940
-
15.06.1942
Assistant Chief of the Imperial General Staff, War Office (London)
16.06.1942
-
(01.1946)
Chief of British Army staff Washington, DC (USA)
 
Maitland,
John Mullin

J.M. Maitland (Photo courtesy of Gren) J.M. Maitland (Photo courtesy of Gren)
14.04.1920
-
19.12.1998
2nd Lt.
29.05.1943 [277934]
WS/Lt.
29.11.1943 (reld 07.12.1945; disability)
Hon. Lt.
07.12.1945
Lt.
28.12.1951, seniority 28.12.1951
18.03.1953, seniority 01.02.1948
Capt.
01.02.1954
Maj.
01.04.1970
29.05.1943


commissioned, Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission]



served in Force 133 (MO4) Middle East
08.11.1944
 
 
transferred, Special Air Service Regiment - Army Air Corps
28.12.1951
-
27.06.1956
short service commission, Royal Army Ordnance Corps
28.06.1956
-
01.07.1959
Royal Army Ordnance Corps - Regular Army Reserve of Officers
01.04.1970


commissioned, Ulster Defence Regiment
21.12.1972


placed on Unposted List
07.07.1977


Ulster Defence Regiment - Regular Army Reserve of Officers
Majendie,
Vivian Henry Bruce

V.H.B. Majendie  
° papers
20.04.1886
Ipplepen, Devon
-
13.01.1960
North Watford, Hertfordshire
2nd Lt.
16.08.1905 [1393]
...
...
Maj.Gen.
?01.06.1938, seniority 11.01.1938 (supernumerary 20.04.1943) (retd 16.07.1946)

CB 1941; DSO 1917; DL

16.08.1905
 
 
commissioned, Somerset Light Infantry
...
-
...
...
01.06.1938
-
31.05.1941
General Officer Commanding, 55th (West Lancashire) Infantry Division
07.06.1941
-
14.05.1943
General Officer Commanding,  Northern Ireland District
1943
-
1946
President, War Office Regular Commissions Board
Colonel, Somerset Light Infantry, 20.10.1938-15.10.1947.
Makeig-Jones,
John Stewart

J.S. Makeig-Jones
Son of John Reeder Makeig-Jones (who is a brother of Lt.Col. T.G.R. Makeig Jones and Capt. W.T. Makeig-Jones, RN), and Agnes Antonia Yvonnette Dundee Hooper.
Brother of Lt. Timothy Dondé Makeig-Jones.
Married Mona Averil Saunders; one daughter, two sons.
Residence: (1945) Ottery St. Mary.
20.02.1917
-
01.07.2006

2nd Lt.
26.08.1937 [75784]
Lt.
26.08.1940
A/Capt.
11.11.1940-10.02.1941
T/Capt.
11.02.1941-14.03.1941,
13.04.1941-18.08.1942
WS/Capt.
19.08.1942
Capt.
26.08.1945 (retd 27.05.1948)
A/Maj.
04.02.1942-18.08.1942
T/Maj.
19.08.1942-09.10.1943
WS/Maj.
10.10.1943
A/Lt.Col.
10.07.1943-09.10.1943
T/Lt.Col.
10.10.1943-(01.1946)
Hon. Lt.Col.
27.05.1948
Officer of the Order of the British Empire OBE
13.12.1945
Italy
Mention in Despatches MID
20.12.1941
Middle East 41
Palestine 1936-1939 Medal & Clasp.
Officer of the Royal Order of King George I with Swords (Greece; 16.01.1948)
26.08.1937


commissioned, Unattached List
29.06.1938


commissioned, The Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Regiment)
?
-
03.1941
Officer Commanding, A Company 2nd Battalion The Highland Light Infantry (Eritrea; wounded 03.1941)
10.07.1943
-
06.06.1946
Commanding Officer, 2nd Battalion The Highland Light Infantry (Italy, Egypt, Syria, Yugoslavia)
Makeig-Jones *,
Thomas Geoffrey Rowlands

T.G.R. Makeig-Jones
Son (out of three sons and four daughters) of William Makeig Jones, MD, DPH, MRCS, LSA (1852 - 1925), a doctor of medicine, and Anne Tofield Reeder (1857-1943).
Brother of Capt. William Tofield Makeig-Jones, RN.

* Name change from Jones to Makeig-Jones by his father by deed poll of 06.10.1913, adopted by his children as well.
06.03.1895
Wath-upon-Dearne,
Rotherham, Yorkshire

-
26.03.1952
Cheadle, Staffordshire
T/2nd Lt.
14.08.1915-30.06.1917
T/Lt.
01.07.1917-14.02.1921
A/Capt.
10.01.1919-18.09.1919 (demobilized 08.01.1920)
Lt.
15.02.1921, seniority 14.11.1917 [21785]
Capt.
31.12.1925
Maj.
01.01.1935
A/Lt.Col.
23.01.1941-22.04.1941
T/Lt.Col.
23.04.1941-19.10.1941
Lt.Col.
20.10.1941 (supernumerary 20.10.1944) (retd 02.08.1947)
Military Cross MC
WW I
?
WW I: British War Medal; Victory Medal



served in the ranks for 344 days
1916
-
1918
served in France & Belgium (13.04.1916-13.04.1917 & 22.08.1917-11.11.1918)
10.01.1919
-
18.09.1919
Adjutant, Royal Engineers
15.02.1921


commissioned, Corps of Royal Engineers
08.04.1928
-
07.04.1931
Instructor, Army Technical School (Boys)
02.1933
-
05.1936
Officer Commanding, 41 Fortress Company RE
02.1937
-
09.1938
Officer Commanding, 33 Fortress Company RE
02.09.1939
-
05.12.1939
specially employed, British Expeditionery Force
25.07.1940
-
19.11.1940
Staff Officer Royal Engineers (SORE), ...
02.08.1947
-
11.11.1950
Regular Army Reserve of Officers [age limit]
Makeig-Jones,
Timothy Dondé

T.D. Makeig-Jones
Son of John Reeder Makeig-Jones (who is a brother of Lt.Col. T.G.R. Makeig Jones and Capt. W.T. Makeig-Jones, RN), and Agnes Antonia Yvonnette Dundee Hooper.
Brother of Lt.Col. John Stewart Makeig-Jones.
21.11.1924
-
28.05.1987
Budleigh Salterton, Exeter, Devon
2nd Lt.
28.01.1944 [307948]
WS/Lt.
28.07.1944 (reld 12.06.1946; disability)
Hon. Lt.
12.06.1946

28.01.1944