Awards and Promotions No.53

Awards and Promotions No.53

03DEC22

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Discharges

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The following personnel have been removed from the group:

S. Raine     S. Szabi     C. Jokanovich

Did not make it past the recruit phase.

The following personnel have been retired from the group:

W. Cassidy

has found a new job and no-longer is able to attend events.

The following personnel have been moved to the Holding Company:

T. Tye     E. Sainsbury     M. Allermann

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Promotions

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Recruit E. Davison has been promoted to Private.

Private E. Davison has been assigned to 1 Section as No.5 Rifleman.

Recruit R. Henderson has been promoted to Private.
Private R. Henderson has been assigned to 2 Section as No.3 Rifleman.

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Role Changes

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Private T. Fisher will be moving to 1 Section as No.2 Rifleman.

Private. F. Johansson will be moving to 1 Section as No.6 Rifleman.

Private A. Qvist will be moving to 1 Section as 2” Mortarman.

Private. V. Mount will be moving to 1 Section as No.2 Bren.

Corporal C. Thorpe will be moving to 1 Section as Section Second-in-Command.

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Commendations

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Private N. Bond has received his third Overseas Service Chevron for eighteen months of service with Red Devils.

Sergeant F. Marshall has received his fifth Overseas Service Chevron for thirty months of service with Red Devils.

The following personnel have received the 1939-1945 Star for their participation in Operation Chariot:

A. Qvist     G. Smith     R. Henderson

Corporal S. Deadman has been awarded the British Empire Medal for showing his creative ability, he has taken it upon himself to design missions in the editor that 

encompass the look and feel that contributes a majority to our immersive environment. He has great work ethic, finishing eden projects months in advance, 

and paying attention to the little details that make an environment feel realistic. The custom map of operation Chariot could not have been done if 

not be sweated over by his hard work. It is for such dedication whilst also focusing on his studies as an NCO, that he should be awarded the British Empire Medal.