28-08-1915        21-12-1915
5-03-1918
3-11-1920
6-11-1939
2-12-1939
24-07-1940

04-02-1943
04-1946                   

T/2nd Lt. [No. 104719]
T/Lt. Transferred to Machine Gun Corps
A/Capt.
relinquished Commission
WS/Lt
2nd Lt commissioned, The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers [emergency com.]
A/Capt. seconded (Commands and Staff, Miscellaneous Special Appointments)
AUXILIARY UNITS 1940 - 1945

WS/Capt. T/Maj.
Relinquished Commission with Hon. Rank of Major.

Awarded the MC on 13.02.1917 for conspicuous gallantry in action. He displayed great courage and initiative in the placing of his machine guns during an attack on the enemy's trenches. Later, he rescued a wounded man under very heavy fire.

Awarded the MC on 02.12.1918 for conspicuous gallantry and ability while commanding a section of machine guns in an attack. He led his men forward with great dash and took up an advanced position, from which he was able to cover the line reached by the infantry with enfilade fire. When the enemy attempted to counterattack he materially assisted in breaking up the attack.
 

Married (16.09.1926, St Helier's, Jersey) Patricia Alexander, only daughter of Lt.Col. H.S. Alexander, DSO, Indian Army, and Mrs Alexander, of Jersey

Published: Auxiliary Units history and achievement, 1940-1944 :
 the official story of Britain’s secret wartime resistance army / discovered and  introduced by the British Resistance Organisation Museum ; from an original document written by N.V. Oxenden, October 1944 ; [researched and compiled  by Andy Taylor]. (1998)