Arakan Campaign
Agnew, Richard Leslie ( 1943-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Count equals 1 individual.
Battle of Britain
Assheton, William Radclyffe
Barran, Philip Henry
Branch, Guy Rawstron
Davis, Carl Raymond
Hives, Edward ( 1940 )
Kay-Shuttleworth, Richard Ughtred Paul, 2nd Baron Shuttleworth
St. John, Peter Cape Beauchamp ( 1940 )
Count equals 7 individuals.
Battle of Crete
Acheson, Nicholas Archibald Edward Patrick
Pack-Beresford, Denis John
Wuthenau, Carl Adam
Count equals 3 individuals.
Battle of Dunkirk
Beamish, Richard Marie ( 1940 )
Hamill-Stewart, Charles Edward ( 1940 ), where he was captured and became a POW
Count equals 2 individuals.
Battle of El Alamein
Bruhl, Heinrich ( 1 Jul 1942 )
Bulwer-Lytton, Alexander Edward John, Viscount Knebworth
Craig, Ian Neville ( Oct 1942 )
Evatt, John Henry Beckwith ( Oct 1942 )
Fortescue, Hugh Peter, Viscount Ebrington ( 17 Jul 1942 )
Legge, William, Viscount Lewisham
Lyle, Ian Archibald de Hoghton ( Oct 1942 )
Tomkin, James Michael Heigham Royce
Ward, Denis Erskine ( Oct 1942 )
Wyndham, Henry Scawen ( 28 Oct 1942 )
Count equals 10 individuals.
Battle of Knightsbridge
Seely, William Evelyn ( 6 Jun 1942 )
Count equals 1 individual.
Battle of Stalingrad
Kloss, Friedrich Anton
Thurn und Taxis, Gabriel
Count equals 2 individuals.
Battle of the Java Seas
St. Aubyn, Erskine Knollys Heveningham ( Mar 1942 )
Count equals 1 individual.
Battle of the Rhine Crossings
Boyle, Richard ( Mar 1945 )
Count equals 1 individual.
Battle of the River Plate
Dreyer, Desmond Parry ( 1939 )
Count equals 1 individual.
Crete Campaign
Yarde-Buller, Henry ( 1898 )
Count equals 1 individual.
Crete massacres
Feilden, Edward Leyland Cooke ( 1898 )
Count equals 1 individual.
D-Day
Barber, Robert Heberden ( 6 Jun 1944 )
Count equals 1 individual.
Second Battle of El Alamein
Wheeler, James Napoleon ( 2 Nov 1942 )
Count equals 1 individual.
Second World War
Abbott, Albert Francis ( 1941-1945 ), in the Royal Australian Air Force
Abercromby, Keith Douglas
Abercromby, Robert Alexander, of Birkenbog, 9th Bt.
Abney-Hastings, Ian Huddleston, Lord Mauchline
Acheson, Archibald Alexander John Stanley, 6th Earl of Gosford
Ackery, Alan Melville
Ackner, Desmond James Conrad, Baron Ackner
Acland, Antony Guy, 5th Bt.
Acland, Arthur William, in the 21st Army Group Headquarters
Acland, Charles Edward Bankes
Acland, Colin Dyke, with the South African Forces
Acland, Edward Fox Dyke
Acland, Emily Mary Dyke, in the Auxiliary Territorial Service and First Aid Nursing Yeomanry
Acland, Henry Vivian, where he was again mentioned in despatches
Acland, Ian Hugh
Acland, James Alison ( 1939-1945 )
Acland, Michael Dyke
Acland, Peter Bevil Edward, where he was mentioned in despatches and wounded
Acland, Thomas St. Hill, as part of the 2nd NZ Expeditionary Force
Acton, Chichester Charles Hampden
Acton, Edward Leslie Lowry
Acton, Margaret Janet Olivia
Acton, Thomas Heward
Acton, Thomas John Hampden
Acworth, Herbert William, where he was mentioned in despatches
Adair, Allan Henry Shafto, 6th Bt. ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Adair, Desmond Allan Shafto
Adams, Charles Ephraim John
Adams, Edward Ward Dillon
Adams, Henry Joseph
Adams, John Harold, where he was mentioned in despatches
Adams, John Roger Smith
Adams, Lionel Douglas
Adams, Violet Eleanor Sheila
Adderley, John Arden, 7th Baron Norton, where he was mentioned in despatches
Adderley, Michael Charles
Addis, Richard Graham
Addison, Christopher, 2nd Viscount Addison
Addison, Donald
Addison, Michael, 3rd Viscount Addison ( 1941-1945 )
Adeane, Michael Edward, Baron Adeane ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches and wounded
Adye, John Frederic, where he was mentioned in despatches
Agar, Augustine Willington, V.C.
Agar, John Herbert
Agnew, Andrew Quentin
Agnew, Charles David
Agnew, David Michael
Agnew, David Quentin Hope, in Burma and Malaya, where he was mentioned in despatches
Agnew, Frederick Douglas
Agnew, George Keith, 5th Bt.
Agnew, Michael Hugh
Agnew, Patrick Alexander
Agnew, Peter Douglas, where he was wounded and mentioned in despatches
Agnew, Peter Garrett, 1st Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Agnew, Peter Graeme
Agnew, Stephen William, where he was wounded
Agnew, William Gladstone
Aird, John Renton, 3rd Bt.
Aird, Joseph Maurice
Aird, Malcolm Henry, where he was mentioned in despatches
Aird, Malcolm Robin Meredith, where he was wounded
Aird, Ronald, where he was wounded
Aitken, John William Maxwell, 2nd Bt.
Aitken, Peter Rudyard, where he was wounded
Aizlewood, John Aldham, and was mentioned in despatches
Aizlewood, Peter George Dennis
Akers-Douglas, Ian Stanley
Albu, George Werner, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Alcantara di Querrieu, Pierre, Comte d'Alcantara di Querrieu
Alcock, Margaret Savage
Alderson, Richard Cosmo
Aldworth, John Richard St. Leger
Aldworth, Robert Harvey
Alexander, Brian, with the 2nd Australian Imperial Force, 6 Division
Alexander, Bryan James Mildmay
Alexander, Caledon Charles
Alexander, Charles Gundry, 2nd Bt.
Alexander, Charles Otway, after being reactivated
Alexander, Claud, where he was mentioned in despatches four times
Alexander, Conn, with the Pioneer Corps and CMP
Alexander, Evelyn Ruth Dorinda Mary, with the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry
Alexander, Herbrand Charles
Alexander, John Edward
Alexander, Lennox Bruce
Alexander, Margaret Sylvia Daphne, with the Women's Royal Naval Service (W.R.N.S)
Alexander, Michael Charles, with the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Alexander, Nancy Stuart, with the Young Men's Christian Association (Y.M.C.A.)
Alexander, Nigel William
Alexander, Paul Robert Mayne
Alexander, Robert Christopher
Alexander, William Sigismund Patrick, where he was wounded and mentioned in despatches
Allen, Conway Benning
Allen, Douglas Albert Vivian, Baron Croham
Allen, Geoffrey Michael
Allen, Henry Adair
Allen, Samuel Carson Fitzwilliam ( 1939-1945 ), in the Royal Air Force
Allen, William Edward David ( 1939-1943 )
Allenby, Claude William Hynman
Allenby, Dudley Jaffray Hynman, 2nd Viscount Allenby of Megiddo
Alleyne, John Meynell, 4th Bt.
Alleyne, Reynold Meynell
Allison, Joseph William Sloan
Allsopp, Henry Richard, 5th Baron Hindlip of Hindlip
Allsopp, John Ranulph
Alport, Cuthbert James McCall, Baron Alport, with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers and the King's African Rifles in East Africa
Alston-Roberts-West, William Reginald James
Alverny, Francois
Ancketill, Henry George
Ancketill, Matthew David, with the South African Coastal Defence Force
Anderson, Charles Bevan Carew, where he was mentioned in despatches
Anderson, Guy Michael Craigie
Anderson, William Alexander
Andrews, Harold James, with the Royal Air Force (R.A.F.) on special duties in Portugal and the Azores
Andrews, Herbert Frank, as a Major with the Ulster Rifles
Andrews, John Haldane, as a Chief Engineering Officer for the Royal Navy
Andrews, Terence George, as a Major with the Royal Artillery
Andrews, Walter Moubray, with the Royal Canadian Air Force
Andrews, William, as a Captain of the Royal Army Ordinance Corps and as a Lieutenant of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Andrews, William Henry Thomson
Andrews, William Terence, with the Royal Navy
Annan, John
Annan, Nöel Gilroy, Baron Annan
Annan, Thomas Quinn, in the Fleet Air Arm and Intelligence Corps
Annesley, Robert, 9th Earl Annesley, in the Royal Signals
Anson, Anthony John, with the Royal Corps of Signals
Anson, Edward John
Anson, Edward Reynell, 6th Bt.
Anson, Frederic
Anson, Henry Adelbert
Anson, Peter, 7th Bt. ( 1941-1945 ), where he served in the South West Pacific and was a Prisoner of War
Anson, Thomas George
Anson, Thomas William Arnold, Viscount Anson
Anstruther, Alexander Meister
Anstruther, Ralph Hugo, of that Ilk, 7th/12th Bt., where he was wounded
Anstruther, Robert Lewin
Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe, Richard Hamilton, 2nd Bt.
Anstruther-Gray, William John St. Clair, Baron Kilmany
Antrobus, Charles Hugh ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Antrobus, Crawfurd Ralph, where he was wounded
Antrobus, Dennis Ronald ( 1940-1945 ), where he became a prisoner of war
Antrobus, Edmund Shakerley Alexander ( 1940-1945 )
Antrobus, Frances Joan ( 1942-1946 ), in the South African Military Nursing Service
Antrobus, Henry Lindsay ( 1940-1945 )
Antrobus, Philip Coutts, 7th Bt. ( 1939-1942 ), when he became a prisoner of war
Antrobus, Robert Michael ( 1940-1945 ), in the South African Engineers Corps, where he was invalided
Arbuthnot, Andrew Robert Coghill ( 1944-1945 ), where he was wounded
Arbuthnot, Archibald Hugh Gough ( 1939 )
Arbuthnot, Clive Denison
Arbuthnot, Ernest Douglas, as a Political Officer on the Abyssinian Frontier
Arbuthnot, Hugh FitzGerald, 7th Bt.
Arbuthnot, John Keith
Arbuthnot, John Sinclair-Wemyss, 1st Bt. ( 1939 )
Arbuthnot, Patrick Charles, in the Middle East, where he was mentioned in despatches
Arbuthnot, Peter Charles Reginald
Arbuthnot, Richard Henry Myles, where he was mentioned in despatches
Arbuthnot, Robert Dalrymple, 6th Bt.
Arbuthnot, Terence John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Arbuthnott, Archibald
Arbuthnott, Hugh, where he was mentioned in despatches
Arbuthnott, Hugh John, where he was mentioned in despatches and wounded
Arbuthnott, James Gordon
Arbuthnott, John Campbell, 16th Viscount Arbuthnott, in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (Fleet Air Arm)
Arbuthnott, John St. Clair
Arbuthnott, Robert, with the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Arbuthnott, Robert Keith, 15th Viscount Arbuthnott, where he was mentioned in despatches
Arcedeckne-Butler, St. John Desmond
Archdale, Alexander Mervyn
Archdale, Audley Montgomery, with the Scots Guards
Archdale, Audley Quintin
Archdale, Edward Folmer, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Archdale, Fulbert Audley, with the Pioneer Corps
Archdale, Helen Elizabeth, Women's Royal Naval Service (W.R.N.S.)
Archdale, Humphreys
Archdale, Michael Mervyn Lyon
Archdale, Nicholas Montgomery, with the 60th Rifles and Parachute Regiment
Archdale, Osmund Audley
Archdale, Patrick John Audley, with the Royal Norfolk Regiment
Archdale, Patrick Mervyn, mentioned in despatches
Archdale, Richard Montgomery, Gloucestershire Hussars
Archdall, Maynard Kingsley
Archdall, Mervyn
Archdall, Warwick Henry
Archer, Henry David
Archibald, Gordon King
Arco-Zinneberg, Ludwig
Arco-Zinneberg, Ludwig
Arco-Zinneberg, Wilhelm
Armitage, Benjamin Rhodes
Armitage, Stanley Rhodes
Armstrong, Andrew St. Clare, 5th Bt., in the Royal Australian Engineers, 2nd Australian Infantry Force
Armstrong, Christopher Wyborn
Armstrong, Edmund Charles Mark
Armstrong, James Robert Bargrave
Armstrong, Michael Henry
Armstrong, Montagu John Proby, where he was mentioned in despatches
Armstrong, Robert Anthony
Armytage, Walter John, where he was mentioned in despatches, and became a POW
Arnott, John Anthony, where he was mentioned in despatches
Arnott, John Frederic, in the Saskatchewan Regiment
Arnott, Thomas John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Arthur, George Leonard, serving in Palestine and Italy
Arundell, John Francis, 16th Baron Arundell of Wardour, and became a POW in 1940, including a spell in Colditz before being repatriated to Britain in 1944 with tuberculosis
Ashburnham, Anchitel Fleetwood ( 1939-1940 )
Astley, Edward Delaval Henry, 22nd Lord Hastings
Astley, Philip Reginald, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Astley, Simon Nevill
Astor, Ava Alice Muriel, as an ambulance driver
Astor, Francis David Langhorne
Astor, Gavin, 2nd Baron Astor of Hever
Astor, Hugh Waldorf
Astor, John ( 1942-1946 )
Astor, John Jacob, in Italy, France, Germany and Norway
Atchison, Ian Alexander Nigel
Atkinson, Anthony Guy ( 1941-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Atkinson, Donald John
Atkinson, Guy Montague, as the Lieutenant-Colonel commanding Battalion Wiltshire Home Guard
Attlee, David Charles, in the Irish Guards
Aubrey-Fletcher, Henry Lancelot, 6th Bt. ( 1940-1945 )
Aubrey-Fletcher, John Henry Lancelot, 7th Bt.
Aubrey-Fletcher, Lancelot Philip ( 1939-1940 ), where he was wounded and held as a POW
Aubrey-Fletcher, Nigel Chilton ( 1941-1945 )
Auchincloss, Hugh Dudley, Jr., with the Office of Naval Intelligence
Auchinleck, Claude John Eyre
Auden, John Anthony Lorimer
Austin, John Byron Fraser, 3rd Bt., in the King's African Rifles in Tanganykia and Burnma, where he was mentioned in despatches
Austin, John Patrick Standidge, where he was mentioned in despatches
Austin, Michael Trescawen, 5th Bt., in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Aykroyd, Bertram, where he was mentioned in despatches
Aykroyd, William Miles, 3rd Bt.
Aylmer, Blanche Mary, in the Womens Royal Air Force
Aylmer, Edward Arthur, where he was again mentioned in despatches
Aylmer, Gerald Edward, in the Royal Navy
Aylmer, Henry Gerald, in the Home Defence Forces
Aylmer, John Anthony
Aylmer, John Wyndham, where he was mentioned in despatches thrice
Aylmer, Matthew
Aylmer, Richard Michael, mentioned in despatches
Back, Terence Hugh
Backhouse, John Edmund, 3rd Bt.
Backhouse, Johnathan
Backhouse, Roger Trelawny
Backhouse, Wilfrid Jaspar, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bacon, Edmund Castell, 13th and 14th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Bacon, Henry Thomas ( 1939-1945 )
Baddeley, Allan
Baddeley, William Shaw
Bagenal, Beauchamp, with the Royal Air Force
Bagenal, John Stuart
Bagenal, Philip, with the 2/10 Battalion Australian Imperial Force
Bagge, John Alfred Picton, 6th Bt., with the Cheshire Yeomanry in Palestine, Sudan and the British Military Missions to Ethiopia and Bulgaria
Bagnall, Charles Frederick Rex ( 1939-1945 )
Bagnell, William David Armstrong, with the Allied Liaison, Headquarters
Bagot, Charles Edward Kirwan
Bagot, Charles Frederic Villiers, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bagot, Oliver Robin, where he was taken Prisoner of War
Bagwell, John
Bagwell, William
Bagwell, William Edward Gumbleton, as a Major of the Royal Norfolk Regiment
Bagwell-Purefoy, Arthur Edward
Bailey, David Cecil
Bailey, David Russell Bailey, 4th Baron Glanusk of Glanusk Park
Bailey, Derrick Thomas Louis, 3rd Bt.
Bailey, George Allen
Bailey, James Richard Abe
Bailey, John Vivien
Baillie, Arthur Malcolm Augustus
Baillie, George Evan Michael
Baillie-Hamilton, George, 12th Earl of Haddington
Baillie-Hamilton, Walter Stuart, where he was mentioned in despatches
Baillieu, Edward Latham, where he was invalided
Baillieu, Robert Latham, where he was mentioned in despatches
Baillieu, William Latham, 2nd Baron Baillieu ( 1939-1940 ), where he was invalided
Baird, George Henry William
Baird, James Richard Gardiner, of Saughtonhall, 10th Bt.
Baird, Robert Alexander Greville ( 1939-1943 )
Baird, Robert Walter Stuart ( 1939-1941 ), with the Lothian and Border Yeomanry, and was then held as a Prisoner of War
Baird, William Henry Gardiner
Baker Wilbraham, Randle John, 7th Bt.
Baker, Chester Hamilton, with the Canadian Infantry
Baker, Hugh Thomas, as a Lieutenant with the Royal Engineers
Baker, Nigel Ernest Westby
Baker-Falkner, Roy Sydney, where he was mentioned in despatches
Baldwin, Arthur Windham, 3rd Earl Baldwin of Bewdley
Baldwin, John Eustice Arthur
Baldwin, John Herbert Lacy
Baldwin, Oliver Ridsdale, 2nd Earl Baldwin of Bewdley ( 1940-1945 )
Balfour, Alexander Norman ( 1940-1945 ), in France and North Africa, and was mentioned in despatches
Balfour, Eustace Arthur Goschen, in North Africa and Italy, where he was wounded
Balfour, Gerald Arthur James, 4th Earl of Balfour, in the Merchant Navy
Balfour, Ian, 2nd Baron Balfour of Inchrye ( 1942-1945 ), in the Royal Navy
Balfour, Robert Arthur Lytton, 3rd Earl of Balfour
Balfour, Ronald Edmond
Ball, Douglas George, Royal Army Service Corps
Ball, Peter Halley
Ball, Robert Sturge
Banbury, Charles William, 2nd Baron Banbury of Southam, where he wa mentikoned in dispatches
Bancroft, Donald Royle Jackson, in France and Burma
Bannerman, Donald Arthur Gordon, of Elsick, 13th Bt.
Bannerman, Douglas Edward
Barber, Anthony Perrinott Lysberg, Baron Barber ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches and captured as a POW
Barber, Derek Coates, Baron Barber of Tewkesbury, where he was invalided
Barber, William Francis, 2nd Bt., fighting in Palestine, Egypt, North Africa and North West Europe
Barbour, David Murray
Barchard, Francis
Barclay, Aubrey Geoffrey de Rune
Barclay, Beauchamp d'Epinay
Barclay, Colville Herbert Sanford, of Pierston, 14th Bt. ( 1941 )
Barclay, John Francis St. Barbe
Barclay, Robert Charles Sanford
Barclay, William Cradock de Rune, with the New Zealand Forces, where he was invalided
Barcroft, Cecil Leonard, with the Coastguard Service
Barcroft, Robert Ball
Baring, Aubrey George Adeane
Baring, David Stuart
Baring, Denzil
Baring, Dudley William
Baring, Edward Thomas, when he was mentioned in despatches
Baring, Esmond Charles
Baring, Francis Anthony
Baring, Francis William
Baring, George Rowland Stanley, 3rd Earl of Cromer, where he was mentioned in despatches
Baring, Hugo Charles, serving in the Middle East and Italy, and was mentioned in despatches
Baring, Mark
Baring, Maurice Bingham
Baring, Michael John
Baring, Patrick
Baring, Robin Windham
Baring, Rupert, 4th Baron Revelstoke of Membland
Baring-Gould, Benjamin Gordon
Baring-Gould, Edward Arthur
Baring-Gould, Jasper Julian
Barker, John Frederick
Barker-Hahlo, John Francis Crofton
Barlow, Christopher Edward Emmott
Barlow, Richard Hugh, 6th Bt.
Barnett, Joel, Baron Barnett, in the Royal Army Service Corps
Barnewall, Francis Richard, in the South West Pacfic
Barnewall, John Robert, serving in Syria and New Guinea
Barnewall, Patrick Joseph
Barnewall, Reginald Robert, 13th Bt.
Barran, Edward Nicholson
Barran, John Leighton, 3rd Bt.
Barran, Lilian Joan ( 1940-1946 ), in the Women's Royal Naval Service
Barrett, John Rollo, where he became a POW in Greece
Barrett, Rollo Samuel
Barrett-Lennard, Alexander Dacre
Barrett-Lennard, Dacre
Barrett-Lennard, Dacre Lowther
Barrett-Lennard, Francis Graham, Royal Australian Air Force, and attached to the Royal Air Force
Barrett-Lennard, Hugh Dacre, 6th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Barrett-Lennard, Michael Godfrey
Barrett-Lennard, Trevor Henry, in the Australian Infantry Force
Barrington, Alexander Fitzwilliam Croker, 7th Bt. ( 1939-1942 ), and was then captured as a POW
Barrington, Croker Edmund, where he was again mentioned in despatches
Barrington, John
Barrington, John Frederick, in the occupying troops in Trinidad
Barrington, John William ( 1939-1943 ), serving in Italy, and captured as a POW
Barrington, Peter Malet, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Barron, Percy Edward Abney Paul, as a Lieutenant, Free French Forces
Barron, William Geoffrey Eustace Innes
Barrow, Alick
Barrow, Cecil Ronald Patrick, in which he was wounded
Barrow, David
Barrow, George Lennox, in the British Solomon Islands Protectorate Defence Force
Barrow, George de Symons, with the Home Guard
Barrow, John Geoffrey, as a 2nd Lieutenant with the Royal Engineers
Barry, Edward Courtenay Tress, in the Royal Artillery
Barry, Gerald, including serving as Deputy Military Secretary of the Eastern Army of India
Barry, Hubert Wyndham
Barry, John Stapleton
Barry, Rupert Rodney Francis Tress, 4th Bt., where he was captured and held as a POW
Bartlett, Basil Hardington, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches and wounded
Bartlett, George Arthur
Bartlett, Henry David Hardington, 3rd Bt.
Barton, Andrew Synge
Barton, Bertram James Richardson, as a Captain with the Home Guard
Barton, Brough Godfrey
Barton, Denys Evelyn
Barton, Frederick Bertram, after which he retired as an honorary Captain
Barton, Henry, with the Royal Air Force
Barton, Hugh David MacEwen
Barton, Hugh Ronald, attached to the Free French Forces
Barton, John Charles
Barton, Pamela Espeut, as a Flying Officer with the Womens Auxiliary Air Force
Barttelot, James Nigel Walter
Barttelot, Walter de Stopham, 4th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Barttelot, William Frederick Geoffrey Nelson
Bataille, Richard Albert, serving in New Guinea
Bates, Austin Graves ( 1939-1943 )
Bates, Edward Percy
Bates, Geoffrey Voltelin, 5th Bt.
Bates, John Dawson, 2nd Bt.
Bates, Philip Edward
Bathe, Christopher Albert, 6th Bt.
Batho, Maurice Benjamin, 2nd Bt.
Bathurst, Allen Algernon, Lord Apsley ( 1939-1942 ), with the Arab Legion from 1941 to 1942
Bathurst, Benjamin Ludlow, 2nd Viscount Bledisloe
Bathurst, Christopher Metcalfe Addington, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bathurst, Peter
Bathurst, Philip Charles Metcalfe
Bathurst, William Ralph Seymour
Bayly, Charles
Bayly, George Henry Uniacke
Bayly, James Cartwright Uniacke
Bayly, John
Bayly, Lancelot Peter
Bayly, Patrick Uniacke
Baynes, Anthony Edward George
Baynes, Rory Malcolm Stuart, 6th Bt.
Bazley, Thomas Stafford, 3rd Bt., in the Intelligence Services and Ministry of Information
Beamish, Agnes Olive, in the Auxiliary Territorial Service
Beamish, Antonia Vivien Hamilton, as a Subaltern in the Auxiliary Territorial Service
Beamish, Brian Plues, with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserves (R.A.F.V.R.)
Beamish, Desmond William
Beamish, Geoffrey Vance Gordon
Beamish, Gerald Colmley, as a Flying Officer for the Royal Air Force
Beamish, Helen Evelyn Hamilton, as a Red Cross Nursing Sister
Beamish, Henry Hamilton, he was mentioned in despatches
Beamish, Henry William Basil Patrick, with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserves (R.A.F.V.R.)
Beamish, John Otway Hamilton
Beamish, Noreen Violet, in the Territorial Army Nursing Service
Beamish, Patrick Hugh, as a Captain in the Royal Army Medical Corps
Beamish, Rex Orpen, with the Australian Military Forces and with the Royal Australian Air Force
Beamish, Richard Ludlow
Beamish, Richard Marie
Beamish, Richard Sackville Hamilton ( 1940-1945 ), he was held as a prisioner of war
Beamish, Tufton Victor Hamilton, Baron Chelwood, in France, Belgium, Singapore, Burma, North Africa and Italy
Beamish, William Anthony Alten, as a Lieutenant with the Royal Signals
Beatty, John Lionel, with the 14th/20th King's Hussars
Beatty, Peter Randolph Louis, in the Royal Naval Reserve
Beatty, William Richard Le Hunte, in the Naval Ordnance Inspection Department
Beaufort-Spontin, Karl Albrecht
Beaumont, George Howland Francis, 12th Bt., in the Coldstream Guards
Beaumont, Thomas, in the Royal Artillery, in Africa, India and Burma
Beaumont, Wentworth Hubert Charles, 3rd Viscount Allendale, where he was wounded and taken as a prisoner of war
Becher, Charles Henry
Becher, John Henry
Becher, John Kenneth
Becher, Michael Henry Geoffrey
Becher, Otto Humphrey
Becher, Ralph Frederick Richard, during which he was mentioned in despatches twice
Becher, Richard, with the Royal Air Froce
Beck, Richard
Beckett, Christopher John, 4th Baron Grimthorpe
Beckett, Martyn Gervase, 2nd Bt.
Beckett, Ralph William Ernest, 3rd Baron Grimthorpe, where he was mentioned in despatches
Beckwith-Smith, Merton, and was captured as a POW
Beckwith-Smith, Peter Merton, serving in France, North-West Europe and Palestine
Beecham, Joseph Michael
Beecham, Thomas Welles
Beevor, Thomas Lubbock, 6th Bt.
Bell, Frank Erskine, where he became a POW in Borneo
Bell, Hugh Francis, 4th Bt.
Bell, John Laurence
Bell, John Lowthian
Bellamy, Robert Hugh
Bellew, George Rothe, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bellingham, Arthur Stuart
Beloff, Max, Baron Beloff, with the Royal Signals
Belzunce, Henri, Marquis de Belzunce
Benn, Edward Glanvill, where he was mentioned in despatches
Benn, Frederick Christopher
Benn, John Andrews, 3rd Bt.
Bennett, Charles Wilfrid, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Benson, John Roby, 2nd Baron Charnwood
Bentheim und Steinfurt, Alexis
Bentheim und Steinfurt, Georg-Viktor
Bentinck, Henry Noel, 11th Earl of Portland, where he was wounded and became a POW
Bentinck, Wolf Wolter Rudolf
Beresford, Alfred de la Poer
Beresford, Arthur George Marcus Douglas de la Poer, 6th Baron Decies
Beresford, Benedict Henry de la Poer, with the Royal Armoured Corps
Beresford, Brian de la Poer
Beresford, Charles Marcus Tristram de la Poer, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Beresford, George de la Poer ( 1939-1942 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Beresford, Hugh Tristram de la Poer
Beresford, Marcus Gervais de la Poer
Beresford, Marcus Walter de la Poer, in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Beresford, Stephen Marcus de la Poer
Beresford-Peirse, Francis Campbell de la Poer
Beresford-Peirse, Henry Campbell de La Poer, 5th Bt.
Beresford-Peirse, Raymond Windham de la Poer
Beresford-Peirse, Robert Henry Windham de la Poer
Berkeley, Basil Robert, where he was wounded
Berkeley, Edward Henry, in the Royal Engineers, where he was mentioned in despatches
Berkeley, Maurice
Bernard, Charles Broderick Amyass, and was mentioned in despatches
Bernard, Percy Ronald Gardner, 5th Earl of Bandon ( 1939-1945 ), and was mentioned in despatches three times
Berney, John Reedham, in the Royal New Zealand Air Force
Berney, Richard Bruce, where he was mentioned in despatches
Berney, Robert Henry
Berney, Sinclair Henry Hanson, in the 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Berney, Thomas Reedham, 10th Bt.
Bernus, Ludwig
Berridge, James Willcox
Berridge, Robert Lesley
Berry, John Seymour, 2nd Viscount Camrose, in North Africa and Italy, and was mentioned in despatches
Berry, Julian
Berry, Oliver Charles David ( 1939-1945 )
Berry, Rodney Mathias, where he was wounded
Berry, William Michael, Baron Hartwell, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Bertie, John Edward
Best-Shaw, John Michael Robert, 10th Bt. ( 1943-1945 )
Best-Shaw, Julia Aylmer ( 1943-1945 ), in the Women's Royal Naval Service
Bethell, John Raymond, 2nd Baron Bethell
Bethell, William Gladstone ( 1939-1941 ), when he was invalided
Bevan, Anthony George, with the Royal Navy, aboard the HMS Daring
Beven, Susan Emily Shellah
Bewicke-Copley, Robert Godfrey Wolseley, 5th Lord Cromwell, where he was wounded and became a POW
Bibby, Derek James, 2nd Bt. ( 1942-1946 ), where he was wounded
Bibby, James David
Bibby, John Eric Hartley
Biddulph, Anthony
Biddulph, Francis John
Biddulph, Frank Michael
Biddulph, Jean, in the Women's Royal Naval Service
Biddulph, Michael Anthony
Biddulph, Nicholas Osborne John, as a Temporary Captain with the Royal Engineers
Biddulph, Rowland, in France and Burma
Bingham, Francis Humphrey, in Somaliland and Abyssinia
Bingham, George Roderick Bentinck
Bingham, Hugh Denis Sinclair
Bingham, John Edward, in North Africa, with the Derbyshire Yeomanry and Special Air Service
Bingham, John Michael Ward, 7th Baron Clanmorris of Newbrook, with the Royal Engineers and attached to the General Staff
Bingham, John Nigel Ralph, where he was wounded
Birch Reynardson, Vere Henry
Birdwood, Christopher Bromhead, 2nd Baron Birdwood
Birdwood, Christopher R. Brodrick, in the Royal Engineers
Birdwood, Felix Tolcher
Birdwood, Nigel Fortune, in the Royal Engineers
Birdwood, Richard Douglas Davis
Birkin, Charles Lloyd, 5th Bt.
Birkin, David Leslie
Birkin, Geoffrey Ivor, where he was mentioned in despatches
Birkin, James Michael
Birkin, Peter Lawrence ( 1939 ), where he was mentioned in despatches, and held as a POW 1942-1943
Birkin, Philip Gervaise, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Birkmyre, Archibald, 3rd Bt., in Burma
Birkmyre, Archy ( 1939-1943 ), in the Royal Armoured Corps, and was invalided
Birtwistle, Michael Albert Astley
Bischoffshausen, Claus-Henning
Bisping, Johann
Blaber, Sidney Clive
Blackburn, Arthur Seaforth, V.C. ( 1939-1942 ), when he was captured in Java and became a POW
Blacker, Robert Stewart
Blacker, William Desmond, as a Lieutenant-Colonel of the Royal Artillery
Blackett, Charles Douglas, 9th Bt. ( 1939-1942 ), when he became a POW
Blackett, Francis Hugh, 11th Bt.
Blackett, George William, 10th Bt., in the Corps of Military Police
Blackett, John Harold Booth, where he was wounded and invalided
Blackett, Rupert Henry ( 1939-1942 ), where he was wounded twice
Blackham, unknown son
Blackwood, Guy Neville
Bladon, Frank McKno, with the 8th Army
Blair-Cunynghame, James Ogilvy
Blair-Imrie, Hew Angus Christopher
Blair-Oliphant, David Nigel
Blake, Charles Anthony Howell Bruce
Blake, Desmond O'Brien Evelyn ffrench
Blake, Francis Edward Colquhoun, 2nd Bt.
Blake, Martin Arthur O'Brien ffrench
Blake, Pamela ( 1943-1945 ), in the Women's Royal Naval Service
Blake, Robert Lifford Valentine ffrench
Blake, Robert Norman William, Baron Blake, where he was a POW from 1942 until he escaped in 1944, and was mentioned in despatches
Blake, Ulick Temple, 16th Bt.
Blake, Valentine John Bruce, where he became a POW
Blakeney, Charles Llewellyn
Blakeney, Charles Noel ( 1943 ), he was mentioned in despatches
Blakeney, Robert Edward
Blakeney, Stephen Richard
Blakeney, Thomas Newcome
Blakeney, William Ernest
Blaker, Peter Allan Renshaw, Baron Blaker, where he was wounded
Blakiston-Houston, Barbara Kathleen
Blakiston-Houston, John ( 1939-1942 )
Blakiston-Houston, John Matthew
Bland, Henry Archibald Forster
Bland, James Franklin McMahon, with the Canadian Army
Bland, Sydney Frances Josephine, as a Sister for the Joint War Committee
Blennerhassett, Marmaduke Charles Henry Joseph Casimir, 6th Bt.
Bligh, Noel Gervase ( 1940-1945 ), with the Royal Pioneer Corps
Bligh, Peter Stuart, 10th Earl of Darnley, where he became a POW
Block, David Arthur Kennedy William, where he was mentioned in despatches
Blois, Anthony Gervase
Blois, Gervase Ralph Edmund, 10th Bt.
Blois, Gervase Vanneck
Blois, Jane Elizabeth Georgiana Joan
Blois-Brooke, Michael Steuart
Blomefield, Peregrine Maitland, where he was wounded
Blomefield, Thomas Edward Peregrine, 5th Bt.
Blomefield, Wilmot Edward, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Blood, Bindon, wounded, mentioned in despatches
Blood, Bindon Fitzgerald
Blood, Jeffrey Armstrong
Blood, John Hector
Blood, Lewis Edward Lloyd Bindon
Blood, Thomas Holcroft
Blood, William Edmund Robarts
Blood-Smyth, Liddon FitzGerald ( 1946-1948 ), as a Seaman in the service of the United States Navy
Blount, Walter Edward Alpin, 12th Bt., serving in Motor Torpedo Boats
Blucher von Wahlstatt, Nikolaus
Blunden, Philip Overington, 7th Bt. ( 1942-1945 ), in the Royal Navy
Blunt, Charles John Harvey
Blunt, Evelyn Powlett Clavell ( 1942-1946 )
Blunt, Grant Anthony Clavell
Blunt, John Edward Chicheley
Blunt, Michael Hugh ( 1944-1947 ), serving in Burma
Blunt, Richard Mark
Blunt, William Senhouse
Blunt-Mackenzie, Walter Osra ( 1941-1943 ), in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves
Boal, Samuel McCaughey
Boardman, Thomas Gray, Baron Boardman
Bocholtz-Asseburg, Max
Boden, Patrick Anthony Drummond ( 1943-1945 )
Boeselager, Maximilian
Boileau, Edmond Charles, 7th Bt.
Boisville Newby, Cecil Hugo, and was in command of HMS Echo during the sinking of the Bismarck
Boles, Gerald Fortescue, 2nd Bt.
Bolitho, Simon Edward, and was wounded twice
Bolitho, William Robins, in Coldstream Guards and Parachute Regiment
Bols, Kenneth William
Bolster, David Charles
Bolster, John Lander
Boltenstern, Hans Albrecht
Bomford, Charles Powell
Bomford, George Warren
Bomford, Guy
Bomford, John Chaloner
Bomford, John Hamilton, in Royal New Zealand Air Force
Bomford, Michael Stephen
Bomford, Peter, with 1st Gurkha Rifles
Bomford, Raymond Francis, and became a POW in Malaya
Bomford, Richard Lyndon
Bomford, Stephen Robert William, in 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Forces
Bomford, Trevor Laurence
Bomhard, Friedrich
Bond, Charles Frederick Gordon
Bonham, Antony Lionel Thomas, 4th Bt.
Bonham, John Henry Hamilton, where he was wounded and became a POW
Bonham, Richard Charles
Bonner, George Edward
Bonsor, Bryan Cosmo, 3rd Bt., with the Buckinghamshire Yeomanry, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bonsor, David Victor
Boord, Oscar Leslie
Booth, David Reginald Peter
Booth, George
Booth, James Charles Macaulay, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Booth, John Brabazon, in India
Booth, John Roberts ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches twice and was wounded three times
Booth, Philip, 2nd Bt., with the Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Fusliers and Pioneer Corps
Booth-Jones, Garry Twemlow
Booth-Jones, Thomas Vernon
Boothby, Basil Frederick ( 1942-1945 )
Boothby, Christopher Evelyn
Boothby, Hugo Robert Brooke, 14th Bt. ( 1942-1944 )
Boothby, Osbert Stephen ( 1939-1940 )
Borghese, Junio Valerio Scipione
Borrie, Albert Ernest, in the Green Howards, fighting at Dunkirk and North Africa. He was caputerd peronally by Rommel, and was taken prisoner three times in Italy
Borthwick, Algernon Malcolm
Borthwick, Brian Thomas
Borthwick, John Henry Stuart, of that Ilk, 23rd Lord Borthwick
Borthwick, John Thomas, 3rd Bt.
Borthwick, Peter George Alexander
Borthwick, William Jason Maxwell
Borwick, James Hugh Myles, 4th Baron Borwick, where he was wounded
Borwick, Michael George, in the Middle East Commandos, where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Borwick, Peter Malise
Boscawen, Evelyn Frederick Vere
Boscawen, George Hugh, 9th Viscount Falmouth, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Boscawen, Henry Edward
Boscawen, John Perceval Townshend
Boscawen, John Roger, in the South-West Pacific
Boscawen, Owen Tremayne
Boscawen, Robert Thomas, where he was wounded
Bossom, Clive, 2nd Bt.
Bossom, Doric
Bosville Macdonald, Alexander Somerled Angus, of Sleat, 16th Bt. ( 1939-1943 ), where he was wounded
Bosworth-Martin, Stephen Bosworth
Boughey, Edward Peter Fletcher
Boughey, John Fletcher
Boughey, Richard James, 10th Bt. ( 1943-1945 )
Boula de Mareuil, Armand
Boulton, Christopher Carmichael, serving in France, the Middle East, Italy and Austria
Boulton, Denis Duncan Harold Owen, 3rd Bt.
Boulton, Duncan Davidson
Boulton, Edward John, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Boulton, Harold Hugh Christian, 4th Bt.
Boulton, William Whytehead, 3rd Bt. ( 1939-1944 ), with the Essex Yeomanry, 104th Royal Horse Artillery and 14th Royal Horse Artillery
Bourke, Arthur John Henry, and was mentioned in despatches
Bourke, Bryan Longley
Bourke-Borrowes, Cecil Hubert, attached to RAF North Weald and SHAEF HQ
Bowater, Ian Frank
Bowater, John Vansittart, 4th Bt., in the Royal Artillery
Bowden, Frank Houston, 3rd Bt.
Bowen, Cecil Leander John
Bowen, Nicholas Edward
Bowen, Robert Edward Cole
Bowen-Colthurst, Charles Patrick Russell
Bowes-Lyon, John Patrick, Master of Glamis
Bowlby, Adelbert Charles Edward Salvin ( 1940-1945 )
Bowlby, Cuthbert Francis Bond ( 1939-1945 )
Bowlby, Edward John Mostyn
Bowlby, Francis Edward Salvin, in the Middle East, Italy and North-West Europe
Bowlby, George Molesworth Salvin
Bowlby, Hugh Savin ( 1940-1942 )
Bowlby, Vivian Russell Salvin ( 1939-1945 )
Bowman, Paul Humphrey Armytage, 5th Bt.
Bowyer, Richard Laurence Grenville
Bowyer-Smyth, Philip Weyland, 14th Bt., where he was wounded and mentioned in despatches
Boxwell, Francis St. Leger, in the Irish Guards
Boyd, Francis Bagenal, where he was mentioned in despatches
Boyd, Ronald Walter
Boyd-Carpenter, John Archibald, Baron Boyd-Carpenter
Boyd-Orr, Donald Noel
Boyd-Rochfort, Harold, on staff
Boylan, Edward Thomas Arthur George
Boylan, Francis Michael Benedict Carey
Boyle, Alasdair David Forbes, where he was wounded and was mentioned in despatches
Boyle, Charles Norman Cavendish, where he was mentioned in despatches
Boyle, David Logan
Boyle, David William Maurice, 9th Earl of Glasgow, in the Atlantic, Arctic and East Indies, and was mentioned in despatches
Boyle, Douglas
Boyle, Edmund Michael Gordon Leventhorpe
Boyle, Hugh MacCormac
Boyle, John David
Boyle, John William, 14th Earl of Cork, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Boyle, Patrick James
Boyle, Patrick John Salvin
Boyle, Patrick Reginald, 13th Earl of Cork
Boyle, Peter Norman, where he became a POW
Boyle, Ranald Hugh Montgomerie, where he was wounded
Boyle, Richard Courtenay
Boyle, Robin Lascelles
Boyle, William Henry Dudley, 12th Earl of Cork ( 1939-1940 ), where he commanded the expedition to Narvik
Brabazon, Anthony Windham Normand, 14th Earl of Meath, where he was wounded
Brabazon, Campbell Anthony, in the Australian Imperial Forces, and was wounded
Brabazon, Robert Charles, in the Australian Imperial Forces, and became a POW
Brabetz, Peter
Brace, Eustace Frank Feilden
Bradford, Berenger Colborne, where he was wounded and mentioned in despatches
Bradford, Cassandra Felicity
Bradford, Donald Clifton
Bradford, Edward Montagu Andrew, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Bradford, Ridley Lewkenor
Brain, David Francis
Brain, Geoffrey John Farrer ( 1942-1945 )
Braine, Bernard Richard, Baron Braine of Wheatley, with the North Staffordshire Regiment, in Africa, North-West Europe and South-East Asia
Bramall, Edwin Noel Westby, Baron Bramall ( 1944-1945 ), in North-West Europe
Brand, Charles Andrew, where he was mentioned in despatches
Brand, David Francis, 5th Viscount Hampden of Glynde
Brand, Humphrey Ranulph
Brand, Michael Charles, where he was wounded
Brand, Robert James
Brand, Robin
Brandon, Henry Vivian, Baron Brandon of Oakbrook, with the Royal Artillery, in Madagascar, India and Burma
Brandon, Richard Ernest, where he was mentioned in despatches
Branson, Clive Ali Chimmo
Brasier-Creagh, Brian Richmond
Brasier-Creagh, Jack Gerard, with Somerset Light Infantry
Brasier-Creagh, Percy Brooke, in Royal Electricial and Mechanical Engineers
Brassey, Bernard Thomas, 2nd Baron Brassey of Apethorpe, where he was wounded
Brassey, Hugh Trefusis
Brassey, Peter Esmé, where he was wounded
Brazier-Creagh, George Edward Brian, with Royal Artillery
Brazier-Creagh, Kilner Rupert, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Brazier-Creagh, Neville Henry Sherlock
Breakwell, Oliver
Brenan, Gerald John Noel, with North Irish Horse
Brereton, Thomas Franc Sadleir
Brett, Antony Reginald Forbes Baliol
Brett, John
Brett, Lionel Gordon Baliol, 4th Viscount Esher, where he was mentioned in despatches
Brickwood, Basil Greame, 3rd Bt., in the Royal Air Force
Brickwood, Rupert Redvers, 2nd Bt.
Bridge, Arthur Darley ( 1940-1945 )
Bridge, Nigel Cyprian, Baron Bridge of Harwich, serving in Italy, France and Germany
Bridgeman, Geoffrey John Orlando
Bridgeman, Gerald Michael Orlando, 6th Earl of Bradford, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bridgeman, Humphrey Reginald
Bridgeman, Robert Clive, 2nd Viscount Bridgeman ( 1939-1944 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Briggs, Asa, Baron Briggs ( 1942-1945 ), in the Intelligence Corps
Brinckman, Roderick Napoleon, 5th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches, wounded, capptured as a POW, and escaped
Brinckman, William Brian ( 1942-1945 ), in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, and was mentioned in despatches
Brisco, Donald Gilfrid, 8th Bt., and was a POW from 1942 to 1945
Brisco, Robert Hilton
Briscoe, John Arthur
Briscoe, John Leigh Charlton, 4th Bt.
Briscoe, Richard Kynaston ( 1940-1945 )
Broadbridge, Rupert Guy, in Abyssina, Libya and Triploi
Brocklebank, John Montague, 5th Bt., where he was a POW from 1943 to 1945
Brocklebank, Thomas Gordon
Brocklehurst, Henry Courtney
Brodie, Montagu Ninian Alexander, 25th of Brodie ( 1940-1945 ), with the Royal Artillery
Brodrick, Francis Alan
Brodrick, Michael Victor
Broke, Charles Vere
Bromhead, Edmund de Gonville Hosking
Bromhead, Robert Benjamin Gonville
Bromley, Rupert Howe, 9th Bt.
Brook, Philip Roy
Brooke, Alan Francis, 1st Viscount Alanbrooke ( 1939-1945 ), where he was again mentioned in despatches
Brooke, Anthony Walter Dayrell ( 1941-1945 )
Brooke, Basil Arthur
Brooke, Basil Charles Barrington
Brooke, Basil Gerald
Brooke, Basil Julian David
Brooke, Basil Malise
Brooke, Edward Acton
Brooke, Frank Hastings ( 1939 )
Brooke, Geoffrey Arthur George, including serving the battleship H.M.S Prince of Wales when it was sunk
Brooke, George Francis Cecil, 3rd Bt., where he was wounded and mentioned in despatches
Brooke, Henry Alan
Brooke, Henry Arthur Gunning, in Tunisia and Italy
Brooke, Henry John Allen, in the Mediterranean, North African Landings, Artic Convoys and Pacfic, and was mentioned in despatches
Brooke, John Warden, 2nd Viscount Brookeborough, where he was wounded
Brooke, John Weston, 3rd Bt.
Brooke, Oliver George
Brooke, Peter Barrington, with the Royal Naval Reserve
Brooke, Reginald Acton
Brooke, Richard Neville, 10th Bt., where he was wounded, became a POW, and escaped
Brooke, Thomas Eardley
Brooke, Thomas, 2nd Viscount Alanbrooke, in the Royal Artillery
Brooks, Allan William Ivo
Brooks, Christopher John
Brooks, Ronald Marshall
Brooksbank, Edward William, 2nd Bt.
Brooksbank, Stamp Godfrey
Broome, Keith
Brotherton-Ratcliffe, Edward
Brougham, John Collingwood
Brougham, Victor Henry Peter, 4th Baron Brougham and Vaux, where he was mentioned in despatches
Broughton, Evelyn Delves, 12th Bt.
Broughton, Peter John Delves
Broughton, William Edward
Broun, Hulance Haddington, in the Middle East
Broun, Lionel McIntyre, with the Royal Australian Air Force
Broun, William Windsor, of Colstoun, 13th Bt.
Brown, Alexander Bruce Hargreaves
Brown, Charles Frederick Richmond, 4th Bt.
Brown, George
Brown, Ralph Richmond
Browne, David
Browne, Dominick Andrew Sidney, where he was mentioned in despatches
Browne-Clayton, Robert Denis
Browne-Clayton, William Patrick
Brownlow, James Christy, with King's Royal Rifle Corps
Brownlow, William Stephen, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Bruce Lockhart, Logie
Bruce Lockhart, Rab Brougham
Bruce, Andrew Douglas Alexander Thomas, 15th Earl of Kincardine, where he was wounded
Bruce, Bernard, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bruce, Charles John, in North West Europe
Bruce, Colin Michael Fairlie
Bruce, David, where he was wounded twice
Bruce, David Kirkpatrick Este, with the Office of Strategic Services
Bruce, Donald William Trevor, Baron Bruce of Donington, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bruce, Edward Macaulay, where he was mentioned in despatches
Bruce, Francis Michael Ian, of Stenhouse, 12th Bt., in the U.S. Marine amphibious forces
Bruce, Henry Victor, of Salloch
Bruce, Hervey John William, 6th Bt.
Bruce, Ian Robert Craufurd George Mary
Bruce, Jean, in the Women's Royal Naval Service
Bruce, John Bernard
Bruce, John Charles Douglas
Bruce, Merlin
Bruce, Michael William Selby, of Stenhouse, 11th Bt., and was wounded again
Bruce, Nigel Henry Clarence
Bruce, Nigel Macaulay
Bruce, Nigel Patrick
Bruce, Nikita, in the Sherwood Foresters and the Intelligence Corps
Bruce, Robert
Bruce, Robert Graham Dalzel, and became a POW
Bruce, Robert Richard Fernie
Bruce, William Fox
Bruce, William Reginald Richard Stewart
Bruce-Gardner, Bryan Charles ( 1942-1946 )
Brudenell-Bruce, Chandos Sydney Cedric, 7th Marquess of Ailesbury, where he was mentioned in despatches, captured as a POW, annd escaped from captivity
Bruen, Francis
Bruen, John Martin
Bruhl, Friedrich
Bruhl, Ludwig
Brush, Auriol Henry, with 9th Australian Division, and was wounded
Brush, Edward James Augustus Howard, where he was wounded
Buchan, Alastair Francis
Buchan, John Norman Stuart, 2nd Baron Tweedsmuir
Buchan, William de l'Aigle, 3rd Baron Tweedsmuir
Buchan-Hepburn, Ninian Buchan Archibald John, of Smeaton Hepburn, 6th Bt., in India and Burma
Buchanan, Charles James, 4th Bt.
Buchanan-Jardine, Andrew Rupert John, of Castlemilk, 4th Bt.
Buckmaster, Martin Stanley, 3rd Viscount Buckmaster, in the Middle East
Bucknall, Richard Drummond Hay
Bucknall, William Rixon
Bucknill, Samuel John Rennie
Buffett, Arthur Benjamin Ward, in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Buffett, Charles Ivens, in England, India, Burma, and Thailand
Buffett, Colin Lindsay
Buffett, Edwin Sydney
Buffett, George William McLeave
Buffett, Henry Rowland
Buffett, Leslie Edward Wynyard, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Buffett, Moresby, in the Norfolk Island contingent
Buffett, Neville Albert Herbert, and was captured as a POW in Singapore
Buffett, Selwyn Richard, in the Middle East and New Guinea
Buffett, Thomas Francis, 6th Australian Light Horse Regiment
Bull, Anthony
Bull, Frederick Cecil, in North Africa and Italy
Bull, George, 3rd Bt.
Bull, Martin Christopher Dashwood
Bull, Peter Cecil
Bull, Stephen John, 2nd Bt.
Bullen, Dennis Owen
Bullen, Paul Gillespie
Buller, Alexander John Stuart
Buller, Peter Henry
Buller, Robert Francis, and was mentioned in despatches
Bullock-Webster, Sandro Ansell George Stuart, in the Russian Convoys and Normandy Campaign
Bulteel, Christopher Harris
Bulteel, Tom Oliver
Bunbury, Francis Ramsey St. Pierre, where he was mentioned in dispatches
Bunbury, John William Napier, 12th Bt.
Burdett, Charles Henry, with 21st Lancers
Burdett, Henry Leatham, in Royal Engineers
Burdett, John Arthur Hugo, in the Royal Air Force
Burdett, John Head
Burges, Richard Ynyr
Burges, Ynyr Alfred
Burges-Lumsden, Patrick Claud
Burgh, Charles
Burgh, Desmond Herlouin
Burgh, Hugo Christopher Henry, with 9th Australian Division, Australian Imperial Forces
Burgh, Hugo Graham, when he became a POW and escaped
Burgh, John Hubert, where he was mentioned in despatches
Burgh, Patrick Rupert Richard, where he was mentioned in despatches
Burgh, Richard Ulick Paget
Burgh, Robert Henry
Burgh, Robert Sydney Maxwell, with Royal Australian Air Force
Burgh, Ulric Campbell
Burgh, Wilfred John, with 6th Australia Division, Australian Imperial Forces
Burke Cole, John William
Burke Cole, Michael James
Burke, Brian Arthur ( 1939-1945 )
Burke, Charles Dominick
Burke, Henry Patrick Joseph Mary
Burke, Patrick Henry Anthony ( 1939-1944 ), where he was wounded
Burke, Patrick Hubert Charles
Burke, Ulick Richard Samuel
Burke-Roche, Ulick Edmund
Burnell-Nugent, Anthony Frank, and was mentioned in despatches
Burnett, David Humphrey, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Burnett, Roger William Odo
Burney, Cecil Denniston, 3rd Bt., in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves
Burns, George
Burns, John Alan, 4th Baron Inverclyde of Castle Wemyss
Burrell, Peter Eustace ( 1940-1944 )
Burrell, Walter Raymond, 8th Bt.
Burrough, Harold Martin
Burrowes, Alec
Burrowes, James Edward
Burrowes, Robert Philip
Burrowes, Terence, with 7th Indian Division, 3rd British Division and RMonRE (Militia)
Burton, Edward Thomas Derrick
Burton, Lucas John Harmsworth
Burton, Percy Basil Harmsworth, where he was mentioned in despatches
Burton, Richard John, in the Royal Air Force (Radar)
Burton-Chadwick, Noel Kenneth Burton
Burton-Chadwick, Robert Peter Burton, 2nd Bt. ( 1942-1945 ), with NZ Military Force in North Africa and Italy
Bury, William Gledstanes
Butler, Beauchamp Henry
Butler, Clarence Francis, where he was wounded and was mentioned in despatches
Butler, Edmund Pierce
Butler, Eileen Mary Paget ( 1940 ), with CWAC in the U.K., Holland and France
Butler, Greville Humphrey
Butler, Hubert Blennerhassett, in Egypt
Butler, James Dighton, in the Middle East, Persia and India, and was mentioned in despatches
Butler, James Humphrey
Butler, James Whitwell
Butler, Patrick Henry Stanley Danvers
Butler, Patrick Theobald Tower, 18th/28th Baron Dunboyne, and became a POW in 1940 and was repatriated in 1943
Butler, Richard Shirley
Butler, Theobald FitzWalter ( 1941-1946 ), with the Royal Air Force in India and Singapore
Butler, Theobald Walter Somerset Henry, 8th Earl of Carrick
Butler, Thomas Pierce, 12th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Butler, Walter George Ormonde
Butler-Henderson, Edward
Butler-Henderson, Lionel
Butler-Henderson, Patrick
Butler-Stoney, Charles
Butler-Stoney, Thomas FitzHerbert
Butt, Alfred Kenneth Dudley, 2nd Bt.
Butterfield, Charles Harris, and was a POW 1942-5
Butterworth, John Blackstock, Baron Butterworth, in the Royal Artillery
Buxton, Aubrey Leland Oakes, Baron Buxton of Alsa ( 1944 ), in the Royal Artillery, and was mentioned in despatches
Buxton, Desmond Gurney
Buxton, Edward North
Buxton, Gerard St. John Roden
Buxton, Jocelyn Charles Roden, 7th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Buxton, Joseph Gurney Fowell
Buxton, Julian Wilberforce
Buxton, Mark
Buxton, Maurice
Buxton, Mervyn
Buxton, Michael Auriol
Buxton, Nigel Arthur
Buxton, Paul William Jex, where he was wounded
Buxton, Peter Stapleton
Buxton, Roden Henry Victor
Buxton, Rupert
Buxton, Samuel Luckyn
Buzzard, Anthony Wass, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Buzzard, John Huxley, where he was mentioned in despatches
Byers, Frank May Reid, attached to the 1st KGV's O Bengal S and M
Byers, Rowland Morrow, where he was mentioned in despatches
Byng, Francis Russell Dacres
Byrne, Robert Guy
Byron, Richard Geoffrey Gordon, 12th Baron Byron of Rochdale
Byron, Rupert Frederick George, 11th Baron Byron of Rochdale, with the Royal Navy
Cadman, Kenneth John
Cadman, Martin Henry
Cadman, Richard
Cadman, Richard Edward Charles, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Cadman, William Guy
Cadogan, Ambrose Alec Patrick George, in the Home Guards and Royal Marines, and was invalided
Cadogan, Christopher Michael
Cadogan, Edward Cecil George, in the Royal Air Force
Cadogan, Francis Charles
Cadogan, Peter, with SHAEF
Cadogan, William Gerald Charles, 7th Earl of Cadogan
Caffery, Redge
Cairnes, Francis Herbert, in Military Intelligence
Cairnes, James Elliot
Cairnes, John Elliot
Cairnes, Tom Algar Elliot, with the Royal Air Force
Cairns, David Charles, 5th Earl Cairns, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cairns, Hugh Wilfred John, Viscount Garmoyle
Cairns, Hugh William, where he was wounded
Callaghan, Leonard James, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff, in the Royal Navy
Calmady-Hamlyn, Vincent Warwick, in the Middle East, and was mentioned in despatches
Calvert, Edmund Archibald, where he was mentioned in despatches
Calvocoressi, Ion Melville, serving in Egypt, Italy and the Far East, and was wounded in 1942
Cambridge, Frederick Charles Edward
Cameron, Allan John, in the Middle East, and was a POW from 1942
Cameron, Angus Ewen Selwyn
Cameron, Charles Alexander, in Egypt and Italy, and was wounded
Cameron, Donald Hamish, of Lochiel, 26th Chief of Clan Cameron, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cameron, Neil, Baron Cameron of Balhousie
Cameron, Robert Vernon, and became a POW in Singapore
Campbell, Alan Keir, 4th of Auchendarroch, where he was mentioned in despatches
Campbell, Alan Robertson, Baron Campbell of Alloway, and was a POW at Colditz from 1940 to 1945
Campbell, Alastair, 4th Baron Stratheden of Cupar and Campbell of St. Andrews ( 1939-1945 ), and was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Campbell, Alexander Douglas, serving in France, Middle East and North-West Europe, he was mentioned in despatches
Campbell, Alexander Purdon, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Campbell, Alexander Roy Carlyon
Campbell, Alister Henry
Campbell, Alister Henry
Campbell, Angus Mervyn, where he was mentioned in despatches
Campbell, Charles Colin
Campbell, Charles Grimshaw
Campbell, Colin Moffat, of Aberuchill, 8th Bt., where he was wounded
Campbell, David Colin, 3rd Baron Colgrain, in the 9th Lancers, where he was wounded
Campbell, Donald Swinton, 2nd Baron Colgrain
Campbell, Duncan Bruce
Campbell, Edward FitzGerald
Campbell, Edward FitzGerald David
Campbell, Edward Fitzgerald
Campbell, Elidor Diarmid Calder
Campbell, Ewan Alexander
Campbell, George Ilay, of Succoth, 6th Bt. ( 1940-1943 )
Campbell, Gillachrist, in France and Malaya
Campbell, Gordon Thomas Calthrop, Baron Campbell of Croy ( 1942-1945 ), in North-West Europe, where he was disabled
Campbell, Guy Theophilus Halswell, 5th Bt., where he was wounded
Campbell, Ian Douglas, 11th Duke of Argyll, and was held as a Prisoner of War (1940-1945)
Campbell, Ian George Hallyburton
Campbell, Ian Robert, where he was a POW
Campbell, John Archibald
Campbell, John Duncan Vaughan, of Cawdor, 5th Earl Cawdor of Castlemartin, where he was mentioned in despatches
Campbell, John Romer Boreland, 10th Earl of Breadalbane, where he was mentioned in despatches, and was invalided
Campbell, John Ronald
Campbell, Lorne Maclaine, of Airds, V.C.
Campbell, Louis Hamilton, of Auchinbreck, 14th Bt., with the Royal Navy Reserve
Campbell, Michael, with the Royal Artillery
Campbell, Neil Donald
Campbell, Niall Alexander Hamilton, of Barcaldine, 8th Bt.
Campbell, Norman Dugald Ferrier, of Auchinbreck, 13th Bt. ( 1940 ), with the Truro 10th Battalion, Home Guard
Campbell, Robert Dudley, where he was wounded
Campbell, William lan, where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Campbell-Canney, P.
Campbell-Gray, Lindsay Stuart, Master of Gray
Campbell-Grey, Ian Douglas
Campbell-Orde, Harry Eustace, in Europe and the Middle East
Campbell-Orde, Ian Ridley, where he was mentioned in despatches
Campbell-Orde, Peter Stewart
Campbell-Orde, Simon Arthur, 5th Bt.
Campbell-Robson, Lorne, with the Royal Army Medical Corps, and was mentioned in despatches
Canning, Alexander Leopold Ivor George, 5th Baron Garvagh, in Burma, where he was mentioned in despatches
Canning, Victor Stratford de Redcliffe, where he was mentioned in despatches
Canstein, Herbert
Capell, Robert Edward de Vere, 10th Earl of Essex
Capponi, Ferrante Luigi Oscar, 9th Conte di Capponi, for the Allies
Carden, Andrew
Carden, Eustace Markham
Carden, Henry Christopher, 4th Bt.
Carden, John Rory
Carden, Richard Henry Lowry
Carden, Robert Arthur, with the Royal Hampshire Regiment
Carew, Gavin George, in the Western Desert, Italy, Belgium and Germany, and was mentioned in depstaches
Carew, John Mohun ( 1943-1944 ), in Burma with the 3rd Gurkha Rifles, and was wounded
Carew, Nicolas Jasper-Grenville
Carew, Peter Cuthbert
Carew, Reginald Lionel Otho
Carington, Peter Alexander Rupert, 6th Baron Carrington of Upton
Carleton Paget, Guy Montgomerie
Carleton, Guy
Carleton, John Dudley, attached to the Special Forces
Carnegie, David James, where he was mentioned in despatches
Carnegie, James Murray
Carnegie, John Fraser
Carnegie, Raymond Alexander, where he was wounded three times and was mentioned in despatches
Carnegie, Robert Murray
Carroll, Donough
Carroll, John Frederick
Carter, Geoffrey Victor Tilson Shaen
Carter-Campbell, Duncan Maclachlan, 8th of Possil, in Italy and Europe
Cartland, John Ronald
Carver, Richard Michael Power, Baron Carver ( 1939-1945 )
Cary, Lucius Henry Charles Plantagenet, 14th Viscount Falkland ( 1941-1945 )
Cary, Philip Plantagenet
Cary, Robert Archibald, 1st Bt. ( 1939 )
Cary, Roger Hugh, 2nd Bt. ( 1945 )
Casement, Francis Charles
Casement, Julius John
Casement, Peter Reginald
Casement, Robert Michael
Casement, Roddie
Casement, Roy Samuel
Cassel, Harold Felix, 3rd Bt.
Cassidi, Arthur Desmond
Cassidi, Robert Alexander
Castell-Castell, Gustav Friedrich
Castell-Rüdenhausen, Friedrich-Franz
Castell-Rüdenhausen, Otto Friedrich
Cathcart, Alan Reginald
Cathcart, Alan, 6th Earl Cathcart, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cathcart, Charles Frederick, where he was mentioned despatches
Catto, Stephen Gordon, 2nd Baron Catto ( 1943-1947 ), in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Caulfeild, Arthur James
Caulfeild, Charles Edward St. George, 9th Viscount Charlemont
Caulfeild, Evan Michael St. George, with the British Army (1939-40) and with the Canadian Forces (1940-46)
Caulfeild, Robert
Caulfeild, St. George Frederick Gordon, with the Naval Staff, Admiralty
Caulfeild, Toby St. George, serving in France and South-East Asia
Caulfeild, William Henry
Caulfeild, Wilmot Smyth
Cave, John Laurence Mark, in North Africa and Italy
Cave-Browne, Edward Henry
Cave-Browne, John Raban, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cave-Browne, William ( 1939-1941 ), where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Cave-Browne-Cave, Anthony, in Burma and Indonesia
Cave-Browne-Cave, Bernard Adrian, in Germany and Palestine
Cave-Browne-Cave, Bryan William
Cave-Browne-Cave, Paul Asteley, in Germany
Cavendish, Alexander Arbuthnott
Cavendish, Andrew Robert Buxton, 11th Duke of Devonshire
Cavendish, Charles Francis Alwyn Compton, in the Middle East and North-West Europe, and was wounded
Cavendish, Edwin Pearson Delmar, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cavendish, Godfrey Herbert Richard, in the Middle East
Cavendish, Hubert Gordon Compton, in East Africa
Cavendish, Jean May, in the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry
Cavendish, John Charles Compton, 5th Baron Chesham
Cavendish, John Compton, 4th Baron Chesham
Cavendish, Richard Edward Osborne
Cavendish, Ronald Valentine, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cavendish, William Delmar, where he was wounded twice
Cavendish, William John Robert, Marquess of Hartington, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cawley, Frederick Lee, 3rd Baron Cawley, where he was wounded
Cawley, Harold Kenneth John
Cawley, Stephen Robert, with the Royal Signals
Cayley, Cuthbert John
Cayley, Cyril, where he was wounded
Cayley, Edward Cartwright
Cayley, Forde Everard de Wend, where he became a POW
Cayley, Hugh Cartwright
Cayley, Hugh Edward
Cayley, Kenelm Henry Ernest, 10th Bt.
Cayley, Paul Charles Cuthbert
Cayley, Philip Estcourt ( 1939-1943 )
Cayley, Richard Douglas
Cayley, Richard Wilkins
Cayley, William Arthur Seton
Cayley, William Bernard, where he became a POW
Cayzer, Bernard Gilbert Stancomb
Cayzer, Charles William, 3rd Bt.
Cayzer, Harold Stanley, where he was wounded
Cayzer, Nigel John, 4th Bt.
Cecil, Barclay James Amherst
Cecil, George Henry Vanderbilt, in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Cecil, Henry Kerr Auchmuty
Cecil, Henry Mitford Amherst
Cecil, Rupert Arthur Victor
Cecil, William Alexander Evering, 3rd Baron Amherst of Hackney ( 1940-1945 )
Chadwyck-Healey, Charles Arthur, 4th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Chadwyck-Healey, Edward Randal, 3rd Bt., where he was wounded
Chadwyck-Healey, John Hugh, where he was wounded
Chaloner, Desmond Willoughby Richard, with the King's African Rifles
Chaloner, Thomas Weston Peel Long, 2nd Baron Gisborough
Chance, Roger James Ferguson, 3rd Bt. ( 1940-1941 )
Chapman, Robert MacGowan, 2nd Bt.
Chaponay-Morance, Pierre Emmanuel François Henri Baudoin
Charley, William Robert Hunter
Charmoy Grey, Rodney York, with the Royal Canadian Air Force
Charteris, Martin Michael Charles, Baron Charteris of Amisfield, in the Middle East
Chartres, John Wilfred, with 5th Gurkhas
Chartres, Thomas Victor George, with North Irish Horse
Chartres, William David Graham
Chavasse, Evelyn Henry
Chavasse, Kendal George Fleming, where he was mentioned in despatches
Chavasse, Paul Morrison Bushe, where he was mentioned in despatches
Chaytor, Edward John Clervaux, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Chaytor, John Clervaux
Chenevix Trench, Alfred Saward
Chenevix Trench, Anthony ( 1939-1942 ), where he was captured as a POW
Chenevix Trench, Godfrey Maxwell
Chenevix Trench, John Gordon
Chenevix Trench, Maxwell
Chenevix Trench, Richard Blakesley, where he was mentioned in despatches
Chenevix Trench, Robert Denis ( 1942-1945 ), where he was captured by the Japanese and held as a POW
Chester, Anthony James Bagot
Chester, John Greville
Chetwode, George David, where he was wounded
Chetwode, John
Chetwynd, Adam Duncan, 9th Viscount Chetwynd of Bearhaven
Chetwynd, Arthur Henry Talbot, 7th Bt.
Chetwynd, Wentworth Randolph
Chetwynd-Stapylton, Christopher George
Chetwynd-Stapylton, Edward Henry
Chetwynd-Stapylton, Edward Mark, where he was mentioned in despatches
Chetwynd-Stapylton, Edward Miles
Chetwynd-Stapylton, Henry Philip
Chetwynd-Stapylton, Miles Richard John
Cheyne, Andrew Watson, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cheyne, Joseph Lister Watson, of Leagarth, 3rd Bt.
Cheyne, Joseph Lister, of Leagarth, 2nd Bt.
Cheyne, William Watson, where he became a POW in 1940
Chichester, Arthur Patrick Spencer
Chichester, Charles Frederick Spencer
Chichester, Dermot Richard Claud, 7th Marquess of Donegall, in teh Middle East and Africa, and became a POW
Chichester, Desmond Clive, in North Africa and Italy, and was mentioned in despatches
Chichester, Desmond Shane, in North Africa and Italy
Chichester, Edward John, 11th Bt.
Chichester, Oscar Richard Herschel
Chichester, Patrick George ( 1939-1943 )
Chichester-Clark, James Dawson, Baron Moyola, where he was wounded
Child-Villiers, Edward Mansel, where he was mentioned in despatches
Child-Villiers, George Francis, 9th Earl of the Island of Jersey
Chinnery-Haldane, Alexander Napier, 25th of Gleneagles
Chinnery-Haldane, Brodrick Vernon, with the Royal Artillery
Chisholm, Alastair Hamish Wiland Andrew Fraser, of Chisholm, in Seaforth Highlanders, and seconded to the Royal Indian Army Service Corps
Chisholm-Batten, Alexander William
Cholmeley, Hugh John Francis Sibthorp, 5th Bt.
Cholmeley-Harrison, Cholmeley Dering
Cholmondeley, Anthony Pitt, where he became a POW
Cholmondeley, George Hugh, 6th Marquess of Cholmondeley, in the Middle East, Italy, France and Germany
Cholmondeley, George Hugo
Cholmondeley, Henry Pakenham Grenville
Cholmondeley, John George
Cholmondeley, Thomas Pitt Hamilton, 4th Baron Delamere of Vale Royal
Christian, Charles Allen
Christian, Charles George Hornby ( 1939-1943 ), when he was invalided
Christian, Charles Reuben ( 1940-1944 )
Christian, Frederick John ( 1939-1943 ), in the Royal Army Service Corps, and was wounded in North Africa
Christian, George Maitland ( 1939-1945 )
Christian, Holder Stanley
Christian, Jack Laurence Kingsmill ( 1939-1944 )
Christian, John Monsell, in North Africa, Italy and Austria
Christian, Julius Reuben Charles
Christian, Owen Michael Kingsmill ( 1939-1945 ), in Italy
Christian, Richard Frederick
Christian, Stephen John
Christie, Hector Lorenzo, where he became a POW
Chubb, David William Early, and was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Citrine, Norman Arthur Citrine, 2nd Baron Citrine
Clapton, Thomas Lionel Ashburner
Clark, Aubrey Alexander Maxwell
Clark, Charles Brian
Clark, Charles John Alexander, with North Irish Horse
Clark, Colin Douglas, 4th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Clark, Cuthbert King, in the Royal Air Force
Clark, Francis Drake, 5th Bt. ( 1943-1946 ), in the Royal Navy
Clark, George Anthony, 3rd Bt.
Clark, Henry Francis
Clark, Henry James Douglas ( 1939-1945 )
Clark, Henry Wallace Stuart, with bomb and mine disposal
Clark, Ian Ronald Wentworth
Clark, John Courtenay, with the Royal Army Pay Corps
Clark, John Maurice
Clark, Richard Conyngham
Clark, Thomas George Ramsay Davidson, in the Royal Air Force
Clark, Thomas Jackson
Clark, Thomas Roderick Jackson
Clark, Wentworth Douglas, where he was wounded
Clark, William Gibson Haig, Baron Clark of Kempston ( 1941-1946 )
Clarke, Brian William Marshal, with the Submarine Service
Clarke, Charles Martin
Clarke, Colin Grenville
Clarke, Edward Granville Woodchurch, in Burma
Clarke, Edward Neville
Clarke, Ernest Edward Dowling, in the Royal Air Force
Clarke, George Erskine Lee
Clarke, John Russell, with the Australian Imperial Forces
Clarke, Marshal Falconer
Clarke, Marshal Llewelyn
Clarke, Michael Alastair
Clarke, Peter Ethelston, where he was mentioned in despatches
Clarke, Peter Geoffrey Woodchurch, where he was mentioned in despatches
Clarke, Ralph Lionel, where he was mentioned in despatches
Clarke, Reginald Clive Nevil, iin Royal Australian Air Force
Clarke, Robert Nunn Stephenson, in the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
Clarke, Rupert William John, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Clarke, Samuel Henry Rendall, with RAC
Clarke, Thomas Graves, where he was mentioned in despatches
Clarke, Thomas Hughes
Clarke, Thomas Humphrey Woodchurch
Clarke, William, where he was mentioned in despatches
Clarke, William Antony Francis
Clayton, Arthur Harold, 11th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Clayton, Arthur John Granville, with Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
Clayton, Gilbert Talbot Hatton ( 1942-1945 ), in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Clayton, Henry Hubert
Cleeve, Anthony Thomas Russell, in Royal Air Force
Cleeve, Brian Talbot, with the Merchant Navy, King's African Rifles and Military Intelligence
Cleeve, Desmond
Cleeve, Henry John
Cleeve, Terence Vincent Aylmer
Clegg-Hill, Frederic Raymond, and was mentioned in despatches
Clegg-Hill, Gerald Rowland, 7th Viscount Hill of Hawkestone and of Hardwicke
Clements, Charles Marcus Lefvre
Clements, Henry Theophilus Wickham
Clerk, John Dutton, of Penicuik, 10th Bt.
Clerke, John Edward Longueville, 12th Bt.
Clerke, Nicholas John
Clerke, Rupert Francis Henry
Clifford, George Gilbert Joseph ( 1939 )
Clifford, Lewis Hugh, 13th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh, where he became a POW, but escaped in 1943
Clifford, Peter Frazer Sinclair, in North Africa
Clifton, Peter Thomas
Clifton-Brown, Anthony George, where he was wounded
Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey Benedict
Clive, Archer Francis Lawrence
Clive, John William Evelyn Somerset
Clive, Meysey George Dallas
Close, Peter Thrale
Close, William Herbert, in Greece, North Africa and Normandy
Close, William Taliaferro
Close-Smith, Henry Temple
Coates, Frederick Gregory Lindsay, 2nd Bt., in North Africa and North-West Europe, where he was twice wounded
Coats, Alastair Francis Stuart, 4th Bt.
Coats, Ian Charles James
Coats, Ivor Paul, in North Africa and Italy, where he was wounded and became a POW
Coats, James Stuart, 3rd Bt.
Coats, Vernon William ( 1939-1945 )
Cobb, Henry Patrick
Cobb, Wilton Winstanley
Cobbe, Alexander William Locke
Cobbe, Charles Hugh
Cobbe, Francis Charles
Cobbold, Michael David Nevill ( 1940-1945 )
Cobbold, Peter Fromanteel
Cobbold, Robert Nevill
Cochrane, Alexander Francis
Cochrane, Archibald Douglas ( 1941-1945 )
Cochrane, Archibald Hamish FitzGerald
Cochrane, Desmond Oriel Alastair George Weston, 3rd Bt.
Cochrane, Edward Owen, where he was menioned in despatches
Cochrane, Ernest Henry
Cochrane, Francis Alfred Arthur
Cochrane, Harold Hubert
Cochrane, Ian Douglas Leonard, 14th Earl of Dundonald, in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and Greece
Cochrane, James Owen
Cochrane, John
Cochrane, John Blair
Cochrane, John Erskine Dundonald
Cochrane, John Noble, with Royal Air Force
Cochrane, John Peter
Cochrane, Palmer Basil Dundonald
Cochrane, Peter William FitzGerald
Cochrane, Ralph Alexander, where he was mentioned in despatcces twice
Cockburn, John Elliot, of that Ilk, 12th Bt. ( 1944-1948 ), with the Royal Air Force
Cockburn-Campbell, Alexander Bruce
Cockburn-Campbell, Thomas, 6th Bt., with the Australian Imperial Forces
Cockburn-Campbell, Urban Alfred
Coddington, Dixie Henry
Coddington, Hubert Geoffrey John, in the Royal Air Force
Codrington, Geoffrey Ronald ( 1939-1946 ), at HQ London District
Codrington, Simon Francis Bethell, 3rd Bt. ( 1942-1945 ), in Italy
Codrington, William Richard, 7th Bt.
Coghill, Joscelyn Ambrose Cramer, 7th Bt.
Coghill, Marmaduke Nevill Patrick Somerville, 6th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Cohen, Leonard Harold, where he was wounded
Cokayne, Charles Borlase Marsham, 2nd Baron Cullen of Ashbourne
Cokayne, Edmund Willoughby Marsham, 3rd Baron Cullen of Ashbourne
Cokayne, Thomas Probyn
Coke, Anthony Louis Lovel, 6th Earl of Leicester of Holkham, with the Royal Air Force
Coke, David Arthur
Coke, Gerald Edward
Coke, Lovel William
Coke, Richard Lovel, in Italy
Coke, Roger
Coke, Thomas William Edward, 5th Earl of Leicester of Holkham
Cole, Michael Galbraith Lowry, Viscount Cole
Cole-Hamilton, Anthony Mervyn, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cole-Hamilton, David Edmund
Cole-Hamilton, Hugh Arthur Willoughby, when he was invalided
Cole-Hamilton, John Beresford
Cole-Hamilton, John Claud
Coleridge, Antony Duke, where he was mentioned in despatches
Coleridge, Arthur Nicholas
Coleridge, Francis Stephen
Coleridge, James Bernard
Coleridge, Paul Humphrey
Coleridge, Richard Duke, 4th Baron Coleridge of Ottery St. Mary
Colfox, William John, 2nd Bt.
Collier, Angus Lyell ( 1939-1945 )
Collings, Geoffrey Stephen d'Auvergne
Collins, Christopher William Edward, in North Africa and Italy
Colmore, Peter Dashwood Murray, in East Africa and Ethiopia
Colquhoun, Donald Alan ( 1939-1946 )
Colquhoun, Ivar Iain, of Luss, 8th Bt.
Colt, Henry Archer, 9th Bt.
Colt, John Rochfort
Colthurst, Charles St. John
Colvill, David Chaigneau
Colvill, James Chaigneau, where he commanded destroyers
Colvill, Robert Lowry Chaigneau
Colville, Archibald
Colville, Charles Alexander, 3rd Viscount Colville of Culross
Colville, David
Colville, David Richard
Colville, Edward Charles, where he was mentioned in despatches
Colville, Frederick James
Colville, John Gilbert
Colville, John Rupert
Colville, Philip Robert ( 1944-1945 ), in North-West Europe, and was mentioned in despatches
Colville, Ronald John Bilsland, 2nd Baron Clydesmuir, where he was mentioned in despatches
Colyer-Fergusson, James Herbert Hamilton, 4th Bt., And was a POW (1940-45)
Colyer-Fergusson, Max Christian Hamilton
Combe, Robert Tristram
Comyn, John Andrew, in North Africa, where he became a POW
Comyn, Nugent Gerald Ward, with South African Engineer Corps in East and North Africa, Italy and Austria
Comyn, Reginald
Comyn, Victor Lewis
Conant, John Ernest Michael, 2nd Bt. ( 1942-1945 )
Conant, Rupert Thomas
Concannon, John Noel
Conolly-Carew, William Francis, 6th Baron Carew, where he was wounded
Considine, Anthony Talbot Percy, in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Considine, Brian Bertram, with the Royal Air Force
Considine, Patrick Heffernan
Considine, Peter Reginald Francis
Considine, Thomas George
Constable-Maxwell, Gerald Joseph, and was mentioned in despatches
Constable-Maxwell, Michael Hugh, in the Battle of Britain and Duth East Indies
Constantine, Theodore, Baron Constantine of Stanmore
Cooke, Adrian Fitzpatrick
Cooke, Bryan Edward ( 1939-1942 ), when he became a POW
Cooke, Charles Arthur John, 11th Bt. ( 1939-1940 ), where he became a POW
Cooke, David Charles Darwin
Cooke, Eldred Rodney Fitzpatrick
Cooke, John Gervaise Beresford
Cooke, John Sholto Fitzpatrick
Cooke, Thomas Fitzpatrick
Cooke-Collis, Edward Cunliffe, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Cookman, Basil Thornton
Cookman, Nathaniel Henry Edward Rogers
Cookson, Christopher
Cookson, John Butler
Cooper, Adolphus Richard, where he became a POW and escaped
Cooper, Anthony Matthew, with Combined Operations in Algeria, Middle East and Sicily
Cooper, Astley John, with the Glider Pilot Regiment, 1st Airborne Division
Cooper, Austin Eric Lloyd, with 4th Division and Indian Army
Cooper, Austin Francis, with 4th KOR Regiment (Lancaster)
Cooper, Austin Owen, with Royal Army Pay Corps
Cooper, Donald Lewis Astley
Cooper, Edward Francis Patrick
Cooper, Frederick Owen, with the Royal Air Force in India and Burma
Cooper, Geoffrey Desmond
Cooper, Geoffrey Mervyn
Cooper, Gerald Nigel Astley
Cooper, Giles Stannus, with RW Yorkshire Regiment
Cooper, Matthew Pennefather Lloyd, as Major (Staff)
Cooper, Patrick Graham Astley, 6th Bt. ( 1939-1940 ), when he was invalided
Cooper, Peter Robert
Cooper, Richard Guy, with Royal Irish Fusiliers
Cooper, Richard Philip
Cooper, Robert Henry, where he was wounded
Cooper, William Herbert, 3rd Bt. ( 1939-1945 ), in the Royal Observer Corps and Royal Air Force
Cooper-Chadwick, John Lionel, where he was wounded
Coote, Brian Philip
Coote, Denis Ivor, where he was mentioned in despatches
Coote, Dermot Chenevix, where he was mentioned in despatches
Coote, Eric Royds Methuen ( 1940-1944 )
Coote, John Oldham
Coote, John Ralph, 14th Bt.
Coote, John Robin
Coote, Maxwell Henry, with the Royal Air Force, where he was mentioned in despatches
Coote, Patric Bernard
Copeman, Michael George Auchel
Corballis, Basil Joseph
Cordeaux, Edward Cawdron
Cordle, John Howard, in the Royal Air Force
Corkery, Eric Denis
Cornwall Legh, Evelyn Henry Shuldam, where he was invalided
Cornwall-Legh, Charles Legh Shuldham, 5th Lord Grey (of Codnor), with the Auxiliary Air Force and Royal Air Force
Cornwallis, Fiennes Neil Wykeham, 3rd Baron Cornwallis ( 1940-1944 ), when he was invalided
Corry, William James, 4th Bt.
Cory-Wright, Anthony John Julian
Cory-Wright, Francis Newman, where he was wounded
Cory-Wright, Jonathan Francis
Cory-Wright, Michael, where he became a POW
Cosby, Eric James Dudley
Cosby, Errold Ashworth Sydney
Cosby, Ivan Robert Sydney, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cosgrave, Henry Alexander, with the Royal Tank Regiment
Cosgrave, Robert Gerald, with Royal Air Force
Cotter, Arthur Gerald Purcell
Cotter, Arundel
Cotter, Arundel John Plunkett
Cotter, David Grenfell
Cotter, Delaval James Alfred, 6th Bt., in North-West Europe
Cotter, Harry Norman Rogerson
Cotter, Hilary James Coughtrie, where he was invalided
Cotter, James Lawrence, with the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Cotter, Laurence Stopford Llewellyn
Cotter, Lloyd George
Cotter, Louis Stephen, with the Canadian Army
Cotter, Richard Duncan Rogerson
Cotterell, Richard Charles Geers, 5th Bt., in the Middle East and Italy, and was mentioned in despatches
Cotton, Francis Brian Egerton
Cotton, Hugh Philip Stapleton
Cotton, Simon Arthur
Cotts, Robert Chrichton Mitchell, 3rd Bt.
Couper, George Robert Cecil, 5th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Couper, Jem Ramsay ( 1941-1945 )
Courage, Anthony
Courage, Richard Hubert ( 1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Courcy, John Arthur Gerald
Courcy, Michael John Rancé
Courtenay, Charles Christopher, 17th Earl of Devon, where he was wounde and was mentioned in despatches
Coventry, Cecil Dick Bluett, where he was mentioned in despatches
Coventry, Charles William Gerald
Coventry, Digby Colquitt, where he was mentioned in despatches
Coventry, Francis Henry, 12th Earl of Coventry
Coventry, George William Reginald Victor, 10th Earl of Coventry
Coventry, Gerald Victor ( 1939 ), with the Candadian Amry
Coventry, Henry Reginald
Coventry, Robert George
Cox, Charles Ian
Cox, Frederick George ( 1942-1945 ), with Royal Air Force Bomber Command
Cox, Ralph George Snead
Cox, Reginald Egerton ( 1943-1945 )
Cradock-Hartopp, John Edmund, 9th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Cradock-Hartopp, Kenneth Alston, 10th Bt.
Craig, James, 2nd Viscount Craigavon
Craig, Patrick William Dennis ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Cramer, Albrecht Wolfgang Eberhardt
Cramer, Johann Ulrich
Cramsie, Alexander James Henry, where he was wounded
Cramsie, Arthur Vacquerie, with Intelligence Corps
Cramsie, Charles Murray
Craven, George Edward James, with the Royal Air Force
Craven, William George Bradley, 6th Earl of Craven
Crawford, David Robert
Crawley, Charles David
Crawley, James Bryan, with the Royal Air Force and Royal Canadian Air Force
Crawley, John Lloyd Rochfort, in the Merchant Navy
Crawley, Michael, with the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Crawley, Michael
Crawley-Boevey, Anthony
Crawley-Boevey, Arthur Martin, where he was mentioned in despatches
Crawley-Boevey, Thomas Roger
Creagh, Edward Philip Nagle
Creagh, James Patrick Nagle
Creagh-Barry, Charles Philip Nagle, with the Irish Guards
Creagh-Barry, Philip Edward March Steuard, in the Irish Guards
Crichton, Alexander Cochrane
Crichton, David George, where he was mentioned in despatches
Crichton, Francis Michael ( River 1937 ), in the Atlantic, Mediterranean, Burma and Pacific
Crichton, John Henry George, 5th Earl Erne of Crom Castle
Crichton, John Richard
Crichton, Marcus Henry Reginald
Crichton, Michael Henry
Crichton, Patrick Henry Douglas, where he was mentioned in despatches
Crichton, Richard John Vesey, where he was mentioned in despatches, and wounded twice
Crichton-Stuart, Michael Duncan David, where he was wounded twice
Crichton-Stuart, Patrick Dudley, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cripps, Charles Thomas Joyce
Cripps, Frederick Heyworth, 3rd Baron Parmoor
Cripps, Matthew Anthony Leonard
Critchett, Ian George Lorraine, 3rd Bt.
Critchley-Waring, Arthur Cunliffe Bernard
Croasdaile, Alan Lancelot
Croft, James Herbert, 11th Bt.
Croft, John Archibald Radcliffe, 5th Bt., where he was wounded twice
Croft, John Armentières, where he was wounded
Croft, Michael Henry Glendower Page, 2nd Baron Croft
Croft, Richard Arthur Fitzroy Page, where he was mentioned in despatches
Crofton, Desmond Gerald ( 1944-1945 ), in France and North-West Europe, where he was wounded, and was mentioned in despatches
Crofton, Edward Blaise, 5th Baron Crofton of Mote
Crofton, Malby Sturges, 5th Bt.
Crofton, Morgan George, in Burma, and was mentioned in despatches
Crofton, Patrick Donavan ( 1943-1945 ), in Italy and North-West Europe, where he was mentioned in despatches
Crofton, Robert Denis
Croker, Crofton ( 1939-1942 ), when he was invalided
Croker, Edward James O'Brien
Croker, Edward James O'Brien, recalled for special service
Croker, George FitzGerald
Croker, John Newport
Croker, William Pennefather, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cronin-Coltsmann, Terence Daniel
Cros, Arthur Roy Peter
Cros, Claude Philip Arthur Mallet, 3rd Bt.
Cros, Philip Harvey, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Crosbie, John Leslie, with Coastal Command
Crosbie, Robert Fitzgeorge
Cross, Assheton Henry, 3rd Viscount Cross
Cross, Richmund Gilfred
Crossley, John Richard Irwin
Crossley, Michael Nicholson, where he was mentioned in despatches
Crossley, Nigel John
Croÿ, Alfred Franz Johann de Nepomuk Maximilian Karl Gerhard Benedikt Maria
Croÿ, Franz de Paul Alfred Maximian Aloysius Maria
Croÿ, Hubert Marie Francois Louis
Cubitt, Charles Guy
Cubitt, Henry Edward, 4th Baron Ashcombe, with the Royal Air Force
Culme-Seymour, Evelyn
Culme-Seymour, Gerald Henry Hobert
Culme-Seymour, John Dennis
Culme-Seymour, Mark Charles, where he was wounded
Culme-Seymour, Michael, 5th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Cummins, Arthur Aylmer
Cummins, Christopher Fenton Aylmer
Cummins, Donald Fenton, in Royal Engineers
Cummins, Henry Alfred Poole
Cummins, Maurice Lyle, severely wounded in Italy
Cummins, William Alfred Brian
Cuningham, Alister Gordon, with the Australian Imperial Force
Cuningham, Archibald Loudoun, with the Australian Imperial Force
Cuningham, Robin Ellison, with the Australian Imperial Force
Cunliffe, Bruce Fergusson
Cunliffe, Colin Fergusson ( 1939-1945 ), with the Grandier Guards
Cunliffe, Robert Lionel Brooke, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cunliffe-Lister, John Yarburgh
Cunliffe-Owen, Dudley Herbert, 2nd Bt.
Cunliffe-Owen, Hugo Leslie
Cunningham, Andrew Browne, 1st and last Viscount Cunningham of Hyndhope
Cunynghame, Frank Vincent ( 1940-1945 ), with the Australian Imperial Forces
Cunynghame, Henry David St. Leger Brooke Selwyn, of Milncraig, 11th Bt.
Cunynghame, Wilfrid Bertram Stuart
Cuppage, Desmond George Burke
Currie, Arnold William Rivers, where he was wounded
Currie, Disney Rivers, where he was mentioned in despatches
Currie, Edward John Charles ( 1942 ), with the Malayan Defence Force at Singapore, and became a POW
Currie, Frederick Disney Rivers ( 1943 ), in Burma, and was wounded
Curtis, Arthur Derek Edward
Curtis, Arthur Drury ( 1939-1945 )
Curtis, Berwick, as Commodore of Convoys
Curtis, David Sacheverell ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches four times
Curtis, Peter, 6th Bt.
Curtis, Richard Osborne
Curtis, Robert Cecil
Curzon, Chambré George William Penn
Curzon, Edward Richard Assheton Penn, 6th Earl Howe
Curzon, James Quintin Penn ( 1942-1945 )
Curzon-Howe, Henry
Curzon-Howe-Herrick, Assheton Penn, where he was mentioned in despatches
Cust, Lionel George Arthur, where he was again mentioned in despatches
Cust, Peregrine Francis Adelbert, 6th Baron Brownlow of Belton
Cutler, Arthur Roden, V.C.
Czartoryski, Louis
Cziráky de Czirák de Dénesfalva, Nikolaus
D'Arcy, Edward John Wakefield
D'Arcy, John
D'Arcy, John Conyers, where he was mentioned in despatches
D'Arcy, Michael Charles Norman, where he was wounded
D'Arcy, Thomas Norman
D'Arcy, William Isidore
D'Oyly, John Rochfort, 13th Bt.
D'Oyly, Nigel Hadley Miller, 14th Bt., in Hong Kong and France
D'Oyly, Reginald Clare Hastings
Dahl, Roald, in North Africa, and Greece
Dalrymple-Hay, Brian George Rowland
Dalrymple-Hay, Christopher Montague Vernon Francis ( 1939-1944 ), where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Dalrymple-Hay, Houston Stewart
Dalrymple-Hay, Hugh Brereton, where he became a POW
Dalrymple-Hay, James Erroll
Dalrymple-Hay, Kenneth Houston
Dalrymple-White, Henry Arthur Dalrymple, 2nd Bt.
Daly, Albert Peter Vincent, where he was mentioned in despatches
Daly, Denis Bowes
Daly, Denis William
Daly, Dermot Ralph
Daly, George Dermot
Daly, James Henry
Daly, Victor Alexander Henry
Damer, George
Dampier, Denis John
Dane, Henry, where he became a POW
Dane, Richard Cecil Allen
Dane, Richard Louis Hastings
Daniell, David Francis Blackburne, with Royal Air Force
Darby, James Lionel d'Esterre
Darby, John Richard d'Esterre
Darell, Jeffrey Lionel, 8th Bt.
Darell, William Oswald, 7th Bt., with the Intelligence Corps
Darling, Gerald Ralph Auchinleck
Darling, James Weyland
Darling, Ralph Reginald Auchinleck ( 1939-1943 ), when he retired due to ill health
Darling, Robert Charles Henry, 2nd Baron Darling
Darling, Thomas Auchinleck
Darroch, Duncan, 7th of Gourock, where he was mentioned in despatches
Dashwood, Alexander John
Daublebsky, Otto, Freiherr von Sterneck zu Ehrenstein
Daunt, William Achilles
Davidson, Colin Keppel
Davidson, Kenneth Bulstrode Lloyd, where he was mentioned in despatches
Davies, David Michael, 2nd Baron Davies
Davies, Denis Norman
Davies, Islwyn Edmund Evan
Davies-Berrington, Douglas John
Davies-Cooke, Paul John
Davies-Cooke, Philip Ralph
Davison, Patrick Owen Alexander, 2nd Baron Broughshane
Davison, Thomas Arthur
Davison, William Kensington, 3rd Baron Broughshane
Davson, Harry Miller
Dawans, Sigismund-Helmut
Dawnay, Christopher Payan, where he was mentioned in despatches
Dawnay, David
Dawnay, Eric Christopher ( 1939-1941 ), where he became a POW
Dawnay, George William ffolkes
Dawnay, Michael
Dawnay, Oliver Payan, where he was mentioned in despatches
Dawnay, Peter
Dawnay, Richard, 10th Viscount Downe
Dawnay, Ronald ( 1939-1942 ), where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Dawson-Damer, George Lionel Seymour, Viscount Carlow
Day, John Forbes Andre
Deacon, David Hawthorne
Deacon, Ernest Claude, with the Australian Imperial Forces
Dean, Arthur Paul, Baron Dean of Harptree
Dease, Ernest Joseph
Dease, Richard Edmund Antony, as a Pilot Officer with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserves
Debenham, Martin Ridley
Debenham, Piers Kendrick, 2nd Bt.
Deedes, Charles Julius, in Europe and Italy, and was wounded
Deedes, William Francis, Baron Deedes
Degenfeld-Schonburg, Christoph
Degenfeld-Schonburg, Ferdinand
Delmege, Hugh Jocelyn
Delmege, James O'Grady
Delmé-Murray, George Philip Alexander, in Burma, where he was wounded
Demetriadi, Michael Anthony, and was mentioned in despatches twice and was wounded
Denison-Pender, Richard Ernest, and was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Denman, Charles Spencer, 5th Baron Denman of Dovedale, in the Middle East
Denman, George ( 1943-1945 )
Denman, Harold ( 1941-1946 ), in Royal Artillery
Denman, Peter Frederick Arthur, in the Intelligence Corps
Denman, Roderick Peter George
Dennis, Meade Edward
Dennis, Stratford Hercules, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Denny, Arthur de Courcy MacGillycuddy, in Royal Canadian Artillery and Royal Canadian Air Force
Derrett, Raymond Coleridge
Devereux, Robert de Bohun
Devereux, Rodney de Bohun, in the New Zealand Medical Corps
Devitt, Howson Charles
Devitt, John Desmond, where he was wounded
Devitt, Philip Eyre
Devitt, Thomas Gordon, 2nd Bt.
Dewar, David Matthew Henry, of Gilston
Dewar, Henry Evelyn Alexander, 3rd Baron Forteviot, where he was mentioned in despatches
Dewar, James David Ramsay, with the Royal Navy
Dewar, Matthew James Manuia, with the Royal Engineers
Dewar, Michael Willoughby ( 1941-1945 ), with the Intelligence Corps and SHAEF (Mission to French Government)
Dewey, Anthony Hugh, 3rd Bt.
Deym zu Stritez, Johann Nepomuck
Deym zu Stritez, Victorinus
Dick-Lauder, George Andrew, of Fountainhall, 12th Bt., in Palestine, Somaliland, 52nd Middle East Commandos, Sudan, and Crete, where he became a POW
Digby, Arthur Kenelm ( 1939-1941 )
Digby, Edward Henry Kenelm, 12th Baron Digby of Geashill
Digby-Johnson, Eric, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Dilke, Christopher Wentworth
Dilke, Oswald Ashton Wentworth
Dill, David Gordon
Dill, John Albert Edward, with Royal Air Force
Dill, John Martin Gordon
Dill, John Michael Gordon
Dill, John Pengelly
Dill, Richard Patrick Murray Gordon, where he was mentioned in despatches
Dill, Richard Wale Gordon
Dill, Victor Robert Colquhoun
Dillon, Eric FitzGerald, 19th Viscount Dillon of Costello-Gallin ( 1939-1941 )
Dillon, Gerald Francis Lee ( 1940-1945 )
Dillon, Michael Eric, 20th Viscount Dillon of Costello-Gallin
Dillon, Richard Maurice, in Sicily and Italy
Dillwyn-Venables-Llewelyn, George William
Dixon, Daniel Stewart Thomas Bingham, 2nd Baron Glentoran, including Fnrace and Monte Cassino
Dixon, Noel Wilbraham ( 1939-1944 ), in Naval Staff, and was invalided
Dixon-Brown, Cecil Thomas
Dobbie, Arthur William Granville
Dobbin, Clarence Rudolf
Dobbin, Robert Archibald
Dobbin, Tilton Hemsley, with the U.S. Navy
Dobbs, Cathcart Eric Stewart
Dobbs, Conway Edward
Dobbs, Hector George Edmund
Dobbs, John Jopp Fairlie ( 1939-1940 ), where he was wounded and became a POW (1940-45)
Dobbs, Nithsdale Conway
Dobbs, Richard Arthur Frederick
Dohna-Schlobitten, Heinrich
Domvile, Barry
Domvile, Denys Barry Herbert
Domvile, John Patrick
Don-Wauchope, John Andrew
Don-Wauchope, Patrick George, of Edmonstone and Newton Don, 10th Bt., in Italy
Donaldson, John Francis, Baron Donaldson of Lymington
Donaldson, John George Stuart, Baron Donaldson of Kingsbridge ( 1939-1945 )
Dorman, Edward Anthony John Reginald
Dorman, Edward Mungo
Dorman, Edward Stephen Patrick, where he was mentioned in despatches
Dorman, Richard
Dormer, Geoffrey Henry, 17th Baron Dormer of Wyng
Dormer, Hugh Everard
Dormer, John Kenelm
Dornberg, Friedrich Wilhelm
Doughty-Wylie, Brian Peirson
Douglas, Archibald Roderick Sholto
Douglas, Archibald Sholto George, he was mentioned in despatches
Douglas, David Sholto William
Douglas, John Sholto Henry, he was mentioned in despatches
Douglas, Patrick Sholto, where he was wounded and was mentioned in despatches
Douglas, Peter Frederic Sholto, where he was wounded and was mentioned in despatches
Douglas, Sholto Charles John Hay, 20th Earl of Morton
Douglas, Thomas William
Douglas, William Sholto, 1st and last Baron Douglas of Kirtleside
Douglas-Hamilton, David ( 1939-1944 )
Douglas-Hamilton, Douglas, 14th Duke of Hamilton ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Douglas-Hamilton, George Nigel, 10th Earl of Selkirk ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Douglas-Hamilton, James Angus ( 1939-1945 )
Douglas-Hamilton, Malcolm Avondale ( 1939-1945 )
Douglas-Home, Edward Charles, where he was wounded and became a POW
Douglas-Home, George Cospatrick
Douglas-Home, Henry Montagu
Douglas-Home, William
Douglas-Pennant, Cyril Eustace, he was mentioned in despatches
Douglas-Pennant, Malcolm Frank, 6th Baron Penrhyn of Llandegai
Douglas-Pennant, Nigel
Dowding, Arthur Denis Caswall
Dowding, Derek Hugh Tremenheere, 2nd Baron Dowding, in the Battle of Britain
Downie, James Cunliffe
Downton, Charles Murray
Downton, John Malcolm
Doyne, Robert Harry
Drake, John Raffles Flint
Drake, Michael Robert
Drake, Ronald Francis
Drew-Smythe, Richard David Somerset, serving in Burma and India
Droste zu Vischering von Nesselrode-Reichenstein, Adolf
Droste zu Vischering von Nesselrode-Reichenstein, Alfred
Droste zu Vischering, Max Ferdinand
Drummond, Geoffrey Heneage, V.C.
Drummond-Hay, Athol Bury, where he became a POW
Drummond-Hay, Charles Robert
Drummond-Hay, Donald, where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Drummond-Hay, George Thomson
Drummond-Hay, Harold Sandford, with the Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Duckworth, Richard Dyce, 3rd Bt.
Duckworth-King, George Henry James, 6th Bt. ( 1940-1945 )
Duckworth-King, John Richard, 7th Bt. ( 1939-1945 )
Dudgeon, Joseph Hume ( 1939-1945 )
Duff, Alan Colquhoun, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Duff-Dunbar, Kenneth James
Duff-Sutherland Dunbar, George, of Hempriggs, 6th Bt.
Dugdale, Michael Arthur Stratford
Dugdale, Thomas Lionel, 1st Baron Crathorne ( 1940-1941 ), in the Middle East
Dugdale, William Stratford, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Duggan, Hubert John
Dunbar, Drummond Cospatrick Ninian, of Durn, 9th Bt., where he was wounded twice
Dunbar, Robert Fyfe
Dunbar, Uthred Ninian Vere
Dunbar, William Hancorn Vere
Dunbar, William Henry George, of Kilconzie
Dunbar-Nasmith, David Arthur, where he was mentioned in despatches
Duncombe, Charles Willian Slingsby, 3rd Earl of Feversham of Ryedale
Duncombe-Anderson, Anthony John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Duncombe-Anderson, Roland Frederick
Duncombe-Anderson, Wilfred George
Dundas, Adam Duncan, of Dundas
Dundas, Bruce Thomas
Dundas, George Heneage Lawrence
Dundas, Hugh Spencer Lisle, and was mentioned in despatches
Dundas, Ian Hope, of Dundas
Dundas, John Charles
Dundas, John George Lawrence
Dundas, Kenelm Crispin Vivian Douglas
Dundas, Lawrence Aldred Mervyn, 3rd Marquess of Zetland, and was mentioned in despatches
Dundas, Robert Charles
Dundas, Robert Maldred St. John Melville
Dundas, Thomas Calderwood, of Arniston, 7th Bt., in North-West Europe, and was mentioned in despatches
Dundas, William John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Dunlop, Thomas, 3rd Bt.
Dunlop, William Beckett
Dunn, John Hubert, where he was mentioned in despatches
Duntze, Daniel Evans, 8th Bt., in the U.S. Army Air Force
Dupree, James
Dupree, John Rupert
Dupree, William Vernon John
Durand, Alan Algernon Marion, 3rd Bt. ( 1939-1940 ), in Belgium and France
Durand, Algernon Thomas Marion
Durand, Mortimer Henry Marion ( 1939 )
Durie, Raymond Varley Dewar, of Durie, in Shanghai when it fell to the Japanese, escaping to Chungking, a journey of 2,000 miles which took three months and for which he was mentioned in despatches
Durrant, William Henry Estridge, 7th Bt.
Dyer, Frederick Thomas Swinnerton
Dyer, Gordon Swinnerton, where he was invalided
Dyer, Hugh Swinnerton
Dyer, John Arnold Swinnerton
Dyer, Thomas Musgrave Swinnerton
Dyson, George St. John Armitage, where be was captured by the Japanese and became a POW
Dyson, Peter Spencer Dampier
Eardley-Wilmot, Anthony Neville, where he was mentioned in despatches
Eardley-Wilmot, Anthony Revell
Eardley-Wilmot, John Assheton, 5th Bt.
Eardley-Wilmot, John Vere
Eardley-Wilmot, Paul Revell
Eardley-Wilmot, Philip
Eardley-Wilmot, Robert Lloyd
Eardley-Wilmot, Stephen
Eardley-Wilmot, Stuart Jeffery
Earle, Cecil Diccon
Earle, David Eric Martin ( 1945 ), in Burma
Earle, Eric Greville
Earle, Guy Fife, in the Royal Air Force
Earle, Hardman Alexander Mort, 5th Bt., where he was wounded
Earle, John Arthur, where he was wounded
Earle, Nigel Lawrence ( 1944-1945 ), in the Royal Armoured Corps
Earle, Peter Desmond Noel, in the Atlantic & South-East Asia
Earle, William Hardman ( 1945 ), in South-East Asia
Eden, Adrian Arthur
Eden, Geoffrey Morton, 7th Baron Auckland ( 1939-1940 )
Eden, George Henley
Eden, George Wilfrid, where he was wounded
Eden, Henry Charles Hamilton, where he was mentioned in despatches
Eden, Ivy Maude, in the Women's Land Army
Eden, Michael Charles
Eden, Michael Francis, 7th Baron Henley of Chardstock
Eden, Robert Charles Frederick
Eden, Robert John Pulleine
Eden, Roger Quentin
Eden, Simon Gascoyn
Eden, Terence, 8th Baron Auckland
Edgcumbe, Piers Richard
Edmonstone, Edward St. John
Edmund-Davies, Herbert Edmund, Baron Edmund-Davies, with the Royal Welch Fusiliers
Edmunds, Richard Arthur
Edward, Albert Duncan, with the 1st Australian Water TPT Group
Edwards, Edgar Allen James
Edwards, John Clive Leighton, 2nd Bt.
Edwards, John Henry Priestley Churchill, 3rd Bt., with the Australian Forces
Edwards, William Harold
Edwards-Moss, John Herbert Theodore, 4th Bt.
Edwards-Moss, Thomas Richard
Egerton, David Boswell, 16th Bt.
Egerton, Wion de Malpas
Egerton-Warburton, Edward Howard
Egerton-Warburton, Wilbraham
Einhorn, Mathieu Donald, in Britain, North Afirca, Sicily, Italy, Syria and Palestine
Eisenbach, Walter
Elcock, Frank Dudley
Eliott, Arthur Francis Augustus Boswell, of Stobs, 11th Bt. ( 1941-1945 ), in East Africa and Burma
Eliott, Herbert Hugh Heathfield, where he was mentioned in despatches
Eliott, Ivor Keith Heathfield
Eliott, John Livingston Hopkins Boswell
Elkington, Sydney Hughes, where he lost his arm
Elliot, Alban Charles
Elliot, Alexander Henry
Elliot, Charles Atherton, with the Australian Imperial Forces in New Guinea
Elliot, Dudley Charles Howard, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Elliot, Gerald Augustus
Elliot, Gilbert George
Elliot, William Alexander, and was mentioned in despatches
Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Herbert Hugh
Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, John Martin
Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, John William Owen
Elphinstone, Harold George Almond
Elphinstone, John Alexander, 17th Lord Elphinstone, where he became a POW
Elphinstone, Kenneth John Tristram ( 1939-1942 ), when he became a POW
Elphinstone, Maurice Douglas Warburton, 5th Bt.
Elphinstone, Rowland Henry
Elphinstone, William Graham, in Military Intelligence in the Middle East
Elphinstone-Dalrymple, Francis Napier, 7th Bt.
Elwes, John Hargreaves
Elwes, John Henry
Elwes, Robert Philip Henry
Emerson, Roderick Stanley
Emslie, George Carlyle, Baron Emslie, in North Africa, Italy, Greece and Austria, and was mentioned in despatches
Erbach-Fürstenau, Adolf
Erbach-Fürstenau, Hermann-Albrecht
Erbach-Fürstenau, Kraft
Erskine, Alistair Robert Hervy
Erskine, Augustus Evelyn, with the Australian Imperial Forces, where he became a POW
Erskine, David Alexander John
Erskine, David Hervey, in Italy
Erskine, Donald Cardross Flower, 16th Earl of Buchan
Erskine, Donald Seymour ( 1943-1945 )
Erskine, Francis Walter
Erskine, George Watkin Eben James, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Erskine, Gratney Pierrepont, with the Australian Imperial Forces
Erskine, Ian David, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Erskine, James Monteith, with the Grenadier Guards
Erskine, John Francis Hervey, 13th Earl of Mar, and was mentioned in despatches
Erskine, Malcolm David, where he was mentioned in despatches
Erskine, Robert Fallowfield, with Royal Australian Air Force
Erskine, Thomas David, of Cambo, 5th Bt.
Erskine-Hill, John Colville, where he was mentioned in despatches
Erskine-Hill, Robert, of Quothquhan, 2nd Bt. ( 1939-1942 )
Erskine-Murray, James Alastair Frederick Campbell, 13th Lord Elibank
Esmonde, Eugene, V.C.
Esmonde, John Witham
Esmonde, Patrick
Estoile, Charles
Eustace, Charles Frere
Eustace, Gerard Henry
Eustace, John Patrick Leonard
Eustace, Rowland
Eustace, Thomas Robert Hales, where he was mentioned in despatches
Evans, David Lloyd
Evans, Robert Rufus
Evans, Trevor George Corry
Evans-Freke, Peter Ralfe Harrington, 11th Baron Carbery, in India and Burma
Evans-Freke, Ralfe
Eveleigh-de Moleyns, Arthur Frederick Daubeney Olav, 7th Baron Ventry
Eveleigh-de Moleyns, Francis Alexander Innys
Eveleigh-de Moleyns, Frederick Arthur
Evelyn, Peter George, where he was wounded and became a POW
Everard, Nugent Henry, 3rd Bt.
Every, John Simon, 12th Bt.
Every-Clayton, John Oswald
Ewart, William Ivan Cecil, 6th Bt., where he became a POW
Ewing, John Eric Hugh
Exshaw, Selwyn John Harold
Exshaw, Yorick Henry Raoul, with French Artillery
Eyre, Cyril James, with Natal Mounted Rifles (2nd Echelon and Reserve Group HQ)
Eyre, Dean Jack
Eyre, John Stewart
Eyre, Richard John
Eyston, Thomas More
Ezra, Derek, Baron Ezra, in the Army
Fagan, Arthur William
Fagan, Christopher George
Fagan, Christopher Hugh, where he was mentioned in despatches
Fagan, Desmond, in South African Tank Corps
Fagan, Frederick Charles Feltrim
Fagan, George Dallas Dixon
Fagan, Hugh Mercer, with the U.S. Navy
Fagan, James Feltrim
Fagan, Louis Estell, Jr.
Fagan, Richard William Feltrim
Fairbairn, Alan Bernard Murray, where he was mentioned in despatches
Fairbairn, Patrick Yelverton
Fairbairn, William Alan Thomas, where he was mentioned in despatches
Falaise, Henri, Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudraye
Falaise, Richard Rene Gabriel, Comte de la Falaise
Falkiner, Gervase Leslie, where he was wounded
Falkiner, Lucien Leslie
Falkiner, Terance Edmond Patrick, 8th Bt., where he was wounded
Fane, Charles Nevile
Fane, Charles William
Fane, David Anthony Thomas, 15th Earl of Westmorland ( 1944 ), where he was wounded
Fane, Henry John
Fane, Henry William Newman
Fane, John Henry Mark, where he became a POW and then escaped
Fane, Nigel Loftus Henry
Fane, Peter Francis George, where he became a POW
Fane, Robert William Augustus
Farquhar, Adrian Capell ( 1943-1946 )
Farquhar, Arthur Ronald
Farquhar, Charles Richard
Farquhar, Ian Rupert
Farquharson, Alwyne Arthur Compton, 16th of Invercauld and Omnalprie, where he was wounded
Farrell, William John de Courcy, he was wounded and invalided from service 1944
Farrer, Oliver Thomas, 4th Baron Farrer ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Farrington, Henry Francis Colden, 7th Bt.
Faulkner, Walter Douglas
Fayrer, Joseph Herbert Spens, 3rd Bt.
Feilden, Henry Wemyss, 6th Bt., with the Royal Engineers
Feilding, Basil Egerton, where he was wounded
Feilding, David Charles ( 1939-1940 ), and became a POW
Feilding, Henry Anthony
Feilding, Hugh Richard, where he was mentioned in despatches
Feilding, William Rudolph Stephen, 10th Earl of Denbigh
Fellowes, Ailwyn Edward, 3rd Baron de Ramsey of Ramsey Abbey, where he became a POW
Fellowes, John David Coulson, where he was mentioned in despatches, wounded and became a POW
Fellows, Francis Gerald, encountering U-672
Fenwick, Montagu John
Ferguson Davie, Henry Herrick, III
Ferguson, Bryan Gratney, with the Black Watch
Ferguson, George
Ferguson, George Hamilton
Ferguson, Kenneth Francis
Ferguson, Roland Edward Stuart, in the Royal Army Service Corps, and was invalided
Fergusson, Bernard Edward, Baron Ballantrae, in Burma
Fergusson, Simon Charles David
Festing, Francis Wogan, where he was mentioned in despatches
Fetherston-Dilke, Charles Beaumont ( 1939-1945 )
Fetherston-Dilke, John Timothy ( 1939-1945 )
Fetherston-Godley, Francis William Crewe, where he was mentioned in despatches
Fetherstonhaugh, Alfred Hardinge, where he became a POW (1942-45)
Fetherstonhaugh, Theobald Henry Robert, in the Indian Army
Fetherstonhaugh, Timothy Fell Kilwarden, with the Royal Navy
Fickling, Hugh Condra
Field, Marshall, IV
Fielden, David Edward, with the East African Forces
Fielden, John Anthony
Fielden, Philip Brand
Fielding, Allen Henry ( 1939-1946 )
Fielding, George Rudolf Hanbury, where he was wounded
Fielding, John Henry ( 1939-1946 )
Finch, Edward Henry
Finch, Heneage Michael Charles, 9th Earl of Aylesford
Finch-Knightley, Anthony Heneage, where he was mentioned in despatches
Finch-Knightley, Charles Ian, 11th Earl of Aylesford, where he was wounded
Findlater, Herbert Maxwell, with Royal Berkshire Regiment
Findlater, John Godfrey, with the Royal Canadian Air Force
Finlay, Graeme Bell, 1st Bt. ( 1942-1945 )
Finlay, John Euston Bell, with 38 Division, Western Command and Special Airborne Force in New Guinea, Moluccas, Phillippines and Borneo
Finlay, Robert James Bell
Fisher, Henry Arthur Pears ( 1940-1946 ), and was mentioned in despatches
Fisher, John Vavasseur, 3rd Baron Fisher
Fisher, unknown
Fiske, William M. L., III
Fison, John Michael, where he was wounded
Fison, Richard Guy, 4th Bt.
FitzGeorge-Balfour, Robert George Victor, serving in North Africa, Sicily and North West Europe
FitzGerald, Adrian John
FitzGerald, Arthur Henry Brinsley, 4th Bt.
FitzGerald, Denis Henry, in Norway and North-West Europe
FitzGerald, Dudley Francis North, on Naval War Staff (NID)
FitzGerald, Edward, 7th Duke of Leinster ( 1939-1942 )
FitzGerald, George Peter Maurice, 5th Bt.
FitzGerald, Gerald Dudley ( 1939-1945 ), in Royal Navy
FitzGerald, Gerald, 8th Duke of Leinster, where he was wounded and invalided
FitzGerald, John Brinsley
FitzGerald, John Sidney North
FitzGerald, Michael Francis
FitzGerald, Peter Charles, with the Australian Military Forces
FitzGerald, Peter Desmond
FitzGerald, Peter John
FitzGibbon, Robert Louis Constantine Dillon
FitzHerbert, Arthur William ( 1942-1945 )
FitzHerbert, David Henry
FitzHerbert, Henry Charles Hugh
FitzHerbert, John Richard Frederick, 8th Bt., where he became a POW
FitzHerbert, Thomas Arnold Vesey, with Royal Ulster Rifles (wounded)
FitzHerbert, William Michael ( 1941-1945 ), with 2 NZEF
FitzMaurice, Douglas Hubert Hamilton
FitzRoy Newdegate, Francis Humphrey Maurice, 3rd Viscount Daventry, where he was wounded
FitzRoy Newdegate, John Maurice
FitzRoy, Charles Oliver Edward
Fitzalan-Howard, Martin
Fitzgerald, Brian Arthur Esmond
Fitzgerald, Charles Kirwan
Fitzgerald, Desmond de Bartrand
Fitzgerald, Noel Desmond
Fitzgerald, Rupert Terence, with Royal Engineers
Fitzherbert, Arthur de Winton
Fitzherbert, Beresford Ivo
Fitzherbert, Charles Trevor Vesey
Fitzherbert, Eden Sydney, with Derbyshire Yeomanry
Fitzherbert, Michael Cecil, and became a POW in Java
Fitzherbert, Yvo Laurence Michael, where he was wounded
Fitzmaurice, Henry Godfrey
Fitzmaurice, James Gerald
Fitzmaurice, Wilfred Haughton, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Fitzmaurice, Wilfred Vere, where he was invalided
Fitzroy, Robert Oliver, 2nd Viscount Daventry, where he was mentioned in despatches
Fitzwilliams, Robert Campbell Lloyd, in Norway, North Africa, Palestine and Germany, and was mentioned in despatches (1942)
Fleetwood-Hesketh, Francis Cuthbert Bold
Fleming, Michael Valentine Paul
Fletcher, Reginald Thomas Herbert, 1st and last Baron Winster
Fletcher-Vane, William Morgan, 1st Baron Inglewood, and was mentioned in despatches
Flint, Eric Charles Montagu ( 1940-1942 ), in the Pioneer Corps
Flint, John Montagu, in Italy and the Middle East, where he was mentioned in despatches
Flower, Desmond Llowarch Edward, 10th Viscount Ashbrook
Flower, Peter Hugh, where he was mentioned in despatches
Floyd, Arthur Bowen, where he was mentioned in despatches
Floyd, Charles Murray, where he was mentioned in despatches
Floyd, Henry Robert Kincaid, 5th Bt.
Floyd, John Duckett, 6th Bt.
Floyd, Sandford
Floyer-Acland, Arthur Nugent
Fock, John Henry Edward, 6th Baron de Robeck
Foley, Guy Francis, where he was mentioned in despatches
Foley, John Frederick, Baron de Rutzen
Foley, Paul Robert
Foley, Thomas John, Jr.
Foljambe, Bertram Marmaduke Osbert Savile ( 1939-1942 )
Foljambe, Peter George William Savile
Foot, Christopher Isaac
Foot, John Mackintosh, Baron Foot, with the Royal Army Service Corps, and was mentioned in despatches
Forbes Adam, Ronald, 2nd Bt. ( 1931-1941 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Forbes Irvine, Alexander Forbes, 23rd of Drum
Forbes Irvine, Henry Quentin, 24th of Drum
Forbes, Andrew Gordon Duff ( 1943-1945 ), with the Royal New Zealand Air Force
Forbes, Arthur Michael Gerald Sutherland
Forbes, Arthur Patrick Hastings, 9th Earl of Granard, where he was mentioned in despatches
Forbes, Bertie St. John Ochoncar
Forbes, Bertram Aloysius ( 1941-1942 )
Forbes, David Walter Arthur William
Forbes, Hamish Stewart, of Newe, 7th Bt., was captured at Dunkirk and became a POW
Forbes, Ian Dudley Stewart ( 1939-1942 ), where he became a POW
Forbes, James Alexander
Forbes, John Stewart, of Newe, 6th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Forbes, Nigel Ivan, 22nd Lord Forbes, where he was wounded
Forbes-Dalrymple, Arthur Ewan, of Greenknowe
Forbes-Leith, Robert Ian Algernon, of Fyvie, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Forbes-Sempill, Margaret, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Ford, Harold Frank, where he became a POW
Ford, Henry Russell, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Ford, Henry, II ( 1941-1943 ), with the U.S. Navy
Ford, William Clay, with the U.S. Navy Air Corps
Forde, Desmond Charles
Forde, Thomas William
Forester, Henry William
Forestier-Walker, Alan Ivor, where he became a POW
Forestier-Walker, Edmond Annesley, in North Africa and Italy with 12th HAC Regiment Royal Horse Artillery
Forestier-Walker, Robert Jestyn Gwent, Where he was mentioned in despatches
Forestier-Walker, Urbain Evelyn, in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Forrester, Franz, in North Africa with the 8th Army
Fortescue, Arthur Henry Grenville, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Fortescue, Denzil George, 6th Earl Fortescue
Fortescue, John Desmond Grenville
Forwood, Peter Noel, 4th Bt. ( 1945 ), with the Welsh Guards
Foster, John Gregory, 3rd Bt. ( 1944-1946 ), with South African Artillery
Foster, Lewis Marshall Gregory
Foster, Thomas Saxby Gregory, 2nd Bt.
Foster-Vesey-Fitzgerald, Leslie Desmond Edward, with Federated Malay States Volunteers
Foulis, Michael Venour Primrose
Fowke, Frederick Woollaston Rawdon, 4th Bt. ( 1939-1943 ), where he was wounded
Fowke, Gerrard George, where he was mentioned in despatches
Fowke, Michael Gustavus, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Fowler, Bryan John
Fowler, Frank
Fowler, George Charles Willoughby, where he was wounded
Fox-Strangways, John Denzil, where he was wounded and became a POW
Fox-Strangways, Raymond George, 10th Earl of Ilchester, with the Royal Air Force
Fox-Strangways, Vivian
Fox-Strangways, Walter Angelo, 8th Earl of Ilchester, with the Queen's Royal Regiment
Frampton, Allan Stanley
Frampton, Frederick Phillip
Frampton, Trevor Thornton
Franckenstein, Ludwig
Frank, Howard Frederick, 2nd Bt.
Frank, Robert John, 3rd Bt.
Frankcomb, John
Frankland, Thomas William Assheton, 11th Bt.
Frankland-Payne-Gallwey, John, 4th Bt.
Franks, Alexander Lumsden
Franks, Brian Morton Forster
Franks, Gerald Murray Kendal
Franks, Henry Cecil
Franks, Henry Guy Stanley
Franks, Hugh Philip Kendal
Franks, Ivan Bromhead
Franks, John Gerald
Franks, Robert Lumsden, as a photographer with Royal Air Force
Franks, Thomas William, with Royal Canadian Navy
Franks, lan Fergusson Kendal, where he was mentioned in despatches
Fraser, Alexander Simon, Master of Saltoun
Fraser, Blair Alexander
Fraser, Norman Cochrane
Frederick, Charles Boscawen, 10th Bt.
Frederick, John Christopher
Frederick, John Cromwell
Frederick, Roger, where he was mentioned in despatches
Freeman, John Keith Noel, 2nd Bt.
Freeman-Mitford, Thomas David
Fremantle, David Robert
Fremantle, Francis David Eardley
Fremantle, John Walgrave Halford, 4th Baron Cottesloe ( 1939-1945 )
Fremantle, Paris Oscar René Francesco
French, Francis John Poyntz, with Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve
French, George Arthur
French, Humphrey
French, John Fenwick
French, Maurice
French, Terence D'Arcy
French, William Joseph ( 1940-1942 )
Freud, Clement Raphael
Freyberg, Bernard Cyril, 1st Baron Freyberg, V.C.
Freyberg, Paul Richard, 2nd Baron Freyberg, in Greece, Egypt, Tunisia and Italy
Fuller, Christopher Herbert Fleetwood
Fuller, John Gerard Henry Fleetwood, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Fuller-Acland-Hood, Arthur John Palmer ( 1939-1945 )
Fullerton-Carnegie, George Travers
Furlong, Frank
Furnell, Michael John Gerald
Furnell, Patrick Cecil Michael
Furness, Christopher, 2nd Bt.
Fyffe, David Oliphant
Gabbett, Robert Edward
Gable, William Clark
Gage, Arrol
Gage, Edward Fitzhardinge Peyton
Gage, Ezekiel Boyd, with Royal Artillery
Gage, Francis Boyd, with Royal Air Force
Gage, Henry Rainald, 6th Viscount Gage of Castle Island
Gage, Quentin Henry Moreton, where he was wounded
Gage, Richard Francis O’Donnell
Gage, Richard Stewart-Moore
Galen, Clemens-August
Galen, Matthias Bernhard
Galitzine, Dimitri, Prince Galitzine
Galloway, Wray Bury, with Royal Air Force
Gallwey, Gerald Patrick
Gallwey, Hubert Dayrell, where he was wounded in Crete, and became a POW
Galwey, Geoffrey ( 1940 )
Galwey, John Rickards, in the King's African Rifles
Galwey, William Charles Vernon
Gambier, Robin Gore
Gamble, Robin Arthur Norman
Gardner, Patrick Michael
Gardner, Robert Oswald Guy
Garside, Boris Raymond Dyson
Garthwaite, Anthony William ( 1939-1942 ), when he was invalided
Garthwaite, William Francis Cuthbert, 2nd Bt. ( 1942 ), where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Gascoyne-Cecil, James Charles
Gascoyne-Cecil, Richard Hugh Vere
Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert Arthur
Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert Edward Peter, 6th Marquess of Salisbury
Gascoyne-Cecil, Victor Alexander
Gaskell, Peter Hunter
Gason, Anthony Wyndham, where he was wounded twice
Gathorne-Hardy, Patrick Guy
Gavan Duffy, Charles Allan
Geddes, Alexander Campbell
Geddes, Anthony Reay Mackay
Geddes, David Campbell
Geddes, Ford Irvine
Geddes, Ian Irvine
Geddes, John Reay Campbell, where he was wounded
Geddes, Keith Irvine
Gerard, Robert William Frederick Alwyn, 4th Baron Gerard of Bryn
Gerard, Rupert Charles Frederick
German, Raymond Johnson
Gerrish, John Edward, on the North-West Frontier
Gethin, Desmond Richard le Poer, where he was wounded
Gethin, Geoffrey Forrest
Gethin, John Percy Devayne
Gethin, Patrick St. Lawrence Cleverly, where he was wounded
Gethin, Percy Amorey Beaufort ( 1943-1944 )
Gethin, Percy Edward Lovell, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gethin, Percy St. Lawrence, in the Middle East
Gethin, Richard
Gethin, Richard Patrick St. Lawrence, 9th Bt.
Gethin, Robert Hugh, with the Intelligence Corps and 1st Airborne Division
Gethin, William Allan Tristram, in Mauritius, France and Germany, and where he was mentioned in despatches
Geyr von Schweppenburg, Egon Alfred Marie Margareta Amandus Hubertus
Geyr von Schweppenburg, Karl Peter Antonius Hubertus Amandus
Gibbes, Nigel Arthur St. George
Gibbon, Acton Henry Gordon
Gibbon, Edward Acton
Gibbon, Edward Acton Alcock
Gibbon, Edward Lyster
Gibbon, Eric Holroyd, where he became a POW in italy, and escaped in 1943
Gibbon, Thomas Holroyd, where he was mentioned in despatches at Dunkirk and was wounded at El Alamein
Gibbons, Colin Kenrick
Gibbons, Henry, in Nigeria and India
Gibbons, John Edward, 8th Bt., in Iran and Syria
Gibbs, Andrew Antony, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gibbs, Anthony Durant, 5th Baron Aldenham
Gibbs, Antony
Gibbs, Beresford Norman
Gibbs, Evan Llewellyn
Gibbs, Joseph Francis Vaughan ( 1943-1945 )
Gibbs, Lancelot Merivale
Gibbs, Martin Antony
Gibbs, Martin St. John Valentine, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gibbs, Mildred Dorothea, in the Civil Defence
Gibbs, Peter Houldsworth
Gibbs, Peter Joseph ( 1940-1941 ), when he was invalided
Gibbs, Ralph Crawley-Boevey
Gibbs, Roland Christopher, where he served in North Africa, Italy and Europe
Gibbs, Ronald Gordon Vicary
Gibbs, Vicary Paul
Gibson, Christopher Herbert, 3rd Bt.
Gibson, Edward Russell, 3rd Baron Ashbourne, taking part in the assault on Sicily
Gibson, John Frederic, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gibson, Richard Patrick Tallentyre, Baron Gibson ( 1940-1941 ), in North Africa, when he became a POW for 1941-43
Gibson, William David, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Gibson-Craig-Carmichael, Archibald Henry William, of Riccarton, 7th/14th Bt.
Gibson-Watt, Andrew James, with the Welsh Guards
Gibson-Watt, James David, Baron Gibson-Watt, in North Africa and Italy
Gilbey, Arthur Sebastian, where he became a POW
Gilbey, Giles Milner
Gilbey, Mark Newman ( 1943-1945 ), in Italy
Gilbey, Walter Derek, 3rd Bt., where he became a POW
Gillett, Guy Richard Tufnell
Gilliat, Martin ( 1939-1940 ), and was a POW (1940-45)
Gillman, Herbert Charles Rube, and was mentioned in despatches
Gilmour, John Edward, of Lundin and Montrave, 3rd Bt., in North-West Europe, and was wounded
Gimson, Antony Josiah Boek
Giraldes y de la Helguera, Enrique
Gise, Rudiger
Gladstone, John, of Capenoch
Glanville-Brown, William ( Aug 1939 ), in an anti-aircraft regiment
Glyn, Anthony Geoffrey Leo Simon, 2nd Bt.
Glyn, Gerald Hugh
Glyn, Peter John
Glyn, Richard Hamilton, 5th/9th Bt.
Glyn, Ronald St. George
Godfrey, Arthur Harry Langham
Godley, Alexander Shepstone, in Singapore, Ceylon, Burma and India
Godley, Brian Richard, where he was mentioned in despatches
Godley, John Raymond, 3rd Baron Kilbracken ( 1940-1946 ), as a naval pilot
Godson, Michael Stapylton, where he was mentioned in despatches
Goff, Hugh Stuart Trevor
Goff, Ion Malise, where he was mentioned in despatches
Goff, Reginald Stannus
Goff, Robert Ewen Cameron, in France, Belgium and Palestine
Going, R. Wyndham-Quin
Gompertz, Philip Arthur Leo
Gooch, Brian Sherlock, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gooch, George Ernest, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Gooch, Kenneth Thackeray, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gooch, Richard Frank Sherlock
Gooch, Robert Eric Sherlock, 11th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Gooch, Trevor Peter Sherlock, 5th Bt.
Goodall, Anthony Charles, where he became a POW twice
Goodbody, Douglas Fergus
Goodbody, Douglas Maurice
Goodbody, Godfrey Marcus
Goodbody, Guy Urwick
Goodbody, Hugh Nicholson
Goodbody, Kenneth Manliffe
Goodbody, Philip Perry
Goodbody, Richard Wakefield
Goodbody, Roger Relton
Goodbody, Thomas Richard
Goodbody, William James Perry
Goodenough, Frederick Cockerell, where he was mentioned in despatches
Goodenough, Michael Grant
Goodenough, Richard Edmund, 2nd Bt., where he was invalided
Goodhart, John Gordon, 3rd Bt. ( 1942-1946 )
Gordon, Adam Granville, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gordon, Alastair Ninian John, 6th Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair
Gordon, Alexander Robert Gisborne
Gordon, Alexander William Kenmure
Gordon, David George Ian Alexander, 4th Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gordon, Douglas Charles Lindsey, 12th Marquess of Huntly
Gordon, Douglas Claude Alexander, in Italy
Gordon, Edward Ormond
Gordon, John Edmund
Gordon, John Eyre Gisborne
Gordon, John de la Hay
Gordon, Michael James Andrew
Gordon, Roderic Armyne
Gordon-Cranstoun, Alastair Joseph Edgar, of that Ilk, in France and the Middle East
Gordon-Lennox, Alexander Henry Charles, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gordon-Lennox, Frederick Charles, 9th Duke of Richmond
Gordon-Lennox, George Charles, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Gordon-Lennox, Reginald Arthur Charles
Gore, Adrian Clements
Gore, Dundas Corbet
Gore, Francis St. John Corbet
Gore, Frederick Dundas Corbet, with the Australian Army
Gore, Frederick John Pym
Gore, Humphry Gerard Napier
Gore, Nigel Hugh St. George, 14th Bt., with the Australian Imperial Forces
Gore, Paul Annesley
Gore, Ralph St. George Brian, 11th Bt.
Gore, Richard Ralph St. George
Gore, Rosemary Ella Corbet, with the Australian Imperial Force
Gore, Thomas Gerard
Gore-Booth, Angus Josslyn, 8th Bt.
Gore-Booth, Brian
Goring, Arthur, where he was mentioned in despatches
Goring, John, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Goschen, Alexander Gerard Lee
Goschen, Donald Charles, where he was mentioned in despatches
Goschen, Edward Christian, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Goschen, Geoffrey William
Goschen, John Alexander, 3rd Viscount Goschen
Goschen, John Arthur
Goschen, William Henry
Gossage, Peter Leslie
Gott, William Henry Ewart, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Gough-Calthorpe, Ronald Arthur Somerset, 9th Baron Calthorpe
Gould, Jay, III
Goulding, William Basil, 3rd Bt.
Graaff, De Villiers, 2nd Bt., and became a POW
Grade, Lew, Baron Grade, in the Royal Artillery
Graham, Alastair
Graham, Brian
Graham, Charles Spencer Richard, 6th Bt.
Graham, Clyde Euan Miles
Graham, Douglas Leslie
Graham, Fergus Reginald Winsford
Graham, Frederick Clarence Campbell, where he was mentioned in despatches three tmes
Graham, John Reginald Noble, 3rd Bt., V.C.
Graham, Nigel
Graham, Patrick
Graham, Philip Skelton
Graham, Philip William Collis
Graham, Richard Bellingham, 10th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Graham, Roderic Arthur
Graham, Roland Harris
Graham, Stuart Douglas, where he was wounded
Graham-Vivian, Henry Richard, where he was severely wounded
Grant, Arthur Lindsay, of Monymush and Cullen, 11th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches posthumously (1945)
Grant, Francis Cullen, of Monymusk, 12th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Grant, Patrick
Grant, Raoul Charles
Grant, Ronald Charles, 10th Baron de Longueuil
Grant-Dalton, Nathaniel Duncan Spry, in the Western Desert and Italy
Grant-Suttie, Hubert Francis
Grattan, Henry
Grattan, Henry, and was mentioned in despatches
Grattan-Bellew, Arthur John, where he became a POW 1942-45
Graves, Adrian
Graves, Vernon North
Gray, Arthur Bernard St. George, with Royal Air Force
Gray, Harold Reginald St. George, with the Royal Marines Commandos
Gray, Wynne Walton St. George
Grayson, Brian Harrington
Grayson, Ronald Henry Rudyard, 3rd Bt., with the Royal Air Force
Grayson, Tristram Hugh Harrington
Green, Edward Stephen Lycett, 4th Bt.
Green, Simon Lycett, 5th Bt.
Green-Price, Francis Chase
Green-Price, John, 4th Bt.
Greenaway, Derek Burdick, 2nd Bt.
Greene, Charles Westland, and was mentioned in despatches three times
Greene, Geoffrey Plunket Conyngham
Greene, Juan Nassau, with Royal Air Force
Greenhill, Denis Arthur, Baron Greenhill of Harrow, in North Africa, Italy, India and South-East Asia, and was mentioned in despatches twice
Greenhill, Stanley, 2nd Baron Greenhill, in the Royal Air Force
Greenshields, Royston Maurice
Greenway, Atheling Kelvynge Brooking
Greenway, Charles Paul, 3rd Baron Greenway, where he was wounded
Greenwell, John Evelyn
Greenwell, Peter McClintock, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Greenwell, Whitfield Ava Aynsley
Greenwood, Michael Henry Hamar, 3rd Viscount Greenwood, with the RCS
Greer, Alexander Hugh Courtney, with Royal Armoured Corps
Greer, Derek Richard Roderick, with Royal Ulster Rifles
Greer, Eric Roberts
Greer, Roderick Denis, on General Staff War Office
Greeves, Frederick Douglas
Greeves, Hubert Gough
Greeves, John Ronald Howard
Greeves, Patrick Reginald
Gregory, Richard Graham
Gregory-Hood, Alexander Marshall Horace, and was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Grenfell, Arthur Bernard John
Grenfell, Cecil John
Grenfell, Geoffrey Seymour
Grenfell, Harold Francis Pascoe
Grenfell, Pascoe Christian Victor Francis, 2nd Baron Grenfell, where he was mentioned in despatches
Grenfell, Victor Cyril, where he was mentioned in despatches
Greville, John Ambrose Henry
Grey Egerton, Philip John Caledon, 15th Bt., in North Africa and Italy
Grey, Albert Harry George Campbell
Grey, Arthur Christopher
Grey, Martin, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Grierson, Michael John Bewes, of Lag, 12th Bt. ( 1940-1946 ), with the Royal Air Force
Grigg, John Edward Poynder, 2nd Baron Altrincham
Grigson, Aubrey Herbert
Grimshaw, Desmond Kenneth Bromhead
Grimston, Robert Walter Sigismund, 2nd Baron Grimston of Westbury
Grosvenor, Robert Arthur ( 1939-1940 ), when he was invalided
Grosvenor, Robert George, 5th Duke of Westminster, where he was wounded
Grotrian, Charles Herbert Brent
Grotrian, John Appelbe Brent, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Grotrian, Robert Philip Brent
Grubb, Alexander James Watkins
Grubb, Arnold Page
Grubb, Arthur Harold
Grubb, Cedric Alexander
Grubb, Edward Thomas
Grubb, Michael Watkins
Grubb, Patrick de Cruce, he was severely wounded and so invalided out
Grubb, Ralph Ernest Watkins
Grubb, Richard Henry Alexander, with the Singapore Volunteer Corps and Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Grubb, Robert Going McClintock
Grylls, William Edward Harvey
Guinness, Algernon Arthur St. Lawrence Lee, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Guinness, Anthony Peter Boothby
Guinness, Arthur Onslow Edward, Viscount Elveden
Guinness, Edward Douglas
Guinness, Humphrey Patrick
Guinness, James Edward Alexander Rundell
Guinness, Thomas Loel Evelyn Bulkeley, where he was mentioned in despatches five times
Guinness, Victor Edward Gwynne
Gull, John Evelyn, where he was mentioned in despatches
Gun Cuninghame, Henry Maurice Benedict, where he was at Dunkirk, and was mentioned in despatches
Gunning, Orlando Peter
Gunning, Robert Charles, 8th Bt.
Gunston, John St. George
Gunston, Richard Wellesley, 2nd Bt.
Gurdon, Robert Brampton
Gurney, Oliver Robert, with the Royal Artillery
Guthrie, Alan
Guthrie, Connop Thirwall Robert, 1st Bt. ( 1941-1945 ), in the Security Division
Guthrie, Giles Connop McEacharn, 2nd Bt.
Guttenberg, Karl Theodor, and became a POW of the British
Guttenberg, Philipp Franz
Gwynn, Arthur Montagu, he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Gwynne-Evans, Ian William, 3rd Bt.
Hacket-Pain, Thomas Archibald
Hacking, Douglas Eric, 2nd Baron Hacking
Hacking, Edgar Bolton
Haden-Guest, Leslie, 1st Baron Haden-Guest
Haden-Guest, Peter, 4th Baron Haden-Guest
Hadow, John Maude
Hagenburg, Wilhelm
Haig, George Alexander Eugene Douglas, 2nd Earl Haig ( 1939-1942 ), where he became a POW
Haire, John Edwin, Baron Haire of Whiteabbey
Haldane, Herbert John
Haldane, James ( 1940-1945 )
Hales Pakenham Mahon, Nicholas
Hales Pakenham Mahon, Wilfrid Stuart Atherstone ( 1939-1946 ), on General Staff
Hall, Frederick Henry, 2nd Bt.
Hall, John Wellington
Hall, Julian Henry, of Dunglass, 11th Bt., with Intelligence Corps and Special Forces
Hall, Lionel Reid, of Dunglass, 12th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Hall-Dare, Derrick Arthur
Halsey, Guy Marsden, where he was mentioned in despatches
Halsey, Thomas Edgar, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Hambling, Herbert Hugh, 3rd Bt.
Hambro, Charles Jocelyn
Hambro, Everard Bingham, and was mentioned in despatches
Hambro, Jocelyn Olaf
Hambro, Nigel Harold
Hambro, Robert Alexander
Hamburger, Michael Peter Leopold
Hamilton, Charles Sackville
Hamilton, Claud Nigel ( 1939-1942 )
Hamilton, Edward William
Hamilton, Frederick Campbell
Hamilton, Harry
Hamilton, Henry
Hamilton, Ian Frank Howden
Hamilton, John d'Henin, 3rd Baron Hamilton of Dalzell, where he was wounded
Hamilton, Louis Henry Keppel
Hamilton-Baillie, John Robert Edward ( 1939-1940 ), where he became a POW
Hamilton-Russell, Arthur Gustavus Lindsay ( 1939-1940 )
Hamilton-Russell, Desmond Claud
Hamilton-Russell, Gustavus Lascelles
Hamilton-Russell, John
Hamilton-Russell, Richard Gustavus, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, Basil Sheridan, 4th Marquess of Dufferin and Ava
Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, Basil Sheridan, 4th Marquess of Dufferin and Ava
Hammick, Henry Edgar Murray
Hammick, Roger Alexander
Hammick, Stephen Aubone
Hanbury, Osgood Philip Villiers
Handcock, Clifford Marcel, with the 1st Airborne Division
Handcock, Terrance Robin ( 1940-1944 ), with the Metropolitan Police Reserve
Handcock, William Stanley
Handford, Anthony Charles Theodore
Hanham, Henry Phelips, 11th Bt.
Hanham, John Ludlow, 10th Bt.
Hanham, Michael William, 12th Bt.
Hankey, Christopher Alers
Hankey, Oliver Clement Alers
Hanmer, Arthur Richard
Hanmer, Charles Gordon ( 1940-1943 )
Hanmer, Guy Thomas, where he became a POW
Hanmer, Henry Ivan
Hanmer, John Michael, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hanmer, John Walden, with the Australian Imperial Forces
Hanmer, Nicholas Brian
Hanmer, Patrick William Talgai
Hanmer, Robert Hugh
Hanmer, Stephen Henry, where he was wounded
Hannay, Patrick Claude
Hannay, Ramsay William Rainsford, 15th of Kirkdale and of that Ilk
Hansen, Hellmut
Hanson, Charles John, 3rd Bt.
Hanson, James Edward, Baron Hanson
Harding, Allan Francis John, 1st Baron Harding of Petherton, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Harding, Valentine
Hardy, Maurice John
Hardy, Rupert John, 4th Bt.
Hare, Alan Victor
Hare, Francis Theodore
Hare, Hugh Percy
Hare, James Hugh
Hare, John Hugh, 1st Viscount Blakenham, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hare, Robert Gerald Dillon
Hare, William Francis, 5th Earl of Listowel
Harington, Charles Henry Pepys, where he was mentioned in despatches
Harington, Edward Henry Vernon
Harington, Hugh
Harington, John Charles Dundas
Harington, John Temple
Harington, Kenneth Douglas Evelyn Herbert ( 1939 )
Harmar-Nicholls, Harmar, Baron Harmar-Nicholls, in India and Burma
Harmsworth, Arthur Geoffrey Annesley, 3rd Bt.
Harmsworth, Charles Alfred St. John Peter
Harmsworth, St. John Bernard Vyvyan
Harper, Ian Macdonald ( 1939-1945 ), with the Royal Army Service Corps in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and North-West Europe
Harris, Christopher Money, with the Reserve of Air Force Officers
Harris, Edward Hermann, with the Royal Canadian Air Force
Harris, Jack Wolfred Ashford, 2nd Bt., with the New Zealand Forces
Harris, Lawrence Anstie
Harris, Thomas Nicholas Robinson
Harris-Temple, Arthur Temple
Harrison, Ernest William
Harrison, James Harwood, 1st Bt.
Hart Dyke, Eric, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Hart Dyke, Michael Percyvall ( 1940-1945 ), in the Middle East
Hart Dyke, Trevor, in France and Burma
Hartig, Karl Friedrich
Hartwell, Brodrick William Charles Elwin, 5th Bt.
Hartwell, John Redmond
Harvey, Herbert, in Sicily and Italy
Harvey, John Wynn ( 1942-1946 ), with King's Royal Rifle Corps and Essex Regiment
Harvey, Peter Charles Oliver, 2nd Baron Harvey of Tasburgh, with the Royal Artillery
Haselden, John Edward, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hastings, David Fox Godolphin
Hastings, Robin Hood William Stewart, where he was wounded, and was mentioned in despatches twice
Hastings, Stephen Lewis Edmonstone, in the Western Desert and Italy
Hastings-Bass, Peter Robin Hood
Hatzfeldt, Hermann Kraft
Haviland, David Reginald Ferrers
Hawkins, Christopher Alexander Vaughan ( 1940-1942 )
Hawkins, Cæsar Charles
Hawkins, Gerald Francis Cæsar
Hawkins, Humphrey Villiers Cæsar, 7th Bt. ( 1942-1945 ), with 6th South African Armoured Division
Hawkins, Victor Francis Staples
Hawley, David Henry, 7th Bt. ( 1940-1945 ), where he became a POW
Haworth, Christopher William
Haworth, Frank Alexander, and was mentioned in despatches
Haworth, Michael Goodier, and was mentioned in despatches
Haworth, Stephen Alexander
Haworth-Booth, Osbert Charles ( 1939-1945 ), in North Africa, Sicily, Italy, France and Germany and was mentioned in despatches
Haworth-Booth, Robin Howard
Hay, James Malcolm, of Seaton, where he was wounded
Hay, James Woulfe, in the South African Medium Regiment
Hay, Peter Brian, where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Hay, Ronald Cuthbert
Hay-Drummond-Hay, John Waldo Edward
Hay-Drummond-Hay, Peter
Hay-Neave, Peter Arundell
Hayter, Richard
Hazlerigg, Arthur Greville Maynard
Hazlerigg, Arthur Grey, 2nd Baron Hazlerigg
Hazlerigg, Arthur William
Hazlerigg, Thomas Heron
Head, Antony Henry, 1st Viscount Head
Head, Francis David Somerville, 5th Bt., where he was wounded and became a POW
Head, John Kenelm Somerville
Head, Robert Digby, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Healey, Denis Winston, Baron Healey, and was mentioned in despatches
Heathcoat-Amory, Derick, 1st and last Viscount Amory
Heathcoat-Amory, Edgar Fitzgerald
Heathcoat-Amory, Patrick Gerald
Heathcoat-Amory, Roderick
Heathcoat-Amory, William, 5th Bt.
Heathcote, Charles
Heathcote, Gilbert Simon, 9th Bt., in the Royal Artillery
Heathcote, Martin Shirley ( 1939-1940 ), where he became a POW
Heathcote, William Jerrold ( 1942 ), and became a POW in Italy
Heaton-Armstrong, Bertha Grace, with the Womens Auxiliary Police Corps (W.A.P.C.)
Heaton-Armstrong, Charles George William Stacpool
Heaton-Armstrong, John Dunamace, as a Squadron Leader with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Heaton-Armstrong, Robert Carew, a Squadron Leader with the Royal Air Force
Heaton-Armstrong, Thomas Michael Robert
Heaton-Armstrong, William Henry Dunamace, as a Captain in the Grenadier Guards
Heaton-Ellis, John Sydney
Heaton-Ellis, Peter Richard, in North-West Europe
Hely Hutchinson, David Edward
Hely Hutchinson, Michael ( 1939-1943 ), in Malaya, where he became a POW
Hely Hutchinson, Patrick Walter Richard
Henderson, Alistair Forsyth Campbell ( 1941-1945 ), with the Royal Australian Air Force
Henderson, Ian Alexander
Henderson, John Alexander Arnold
Henderson, John William Philip ( 1943-1946 )
Henderson, Peter Gordon, Baron Henderson of Brompton ( 1942-1944 ), with the Scots Guards
Henderson, Robert Fordell
Henderson, Roger Arnold
Henderson-Stewart, James, 1st Bt., where he was wounded
Henley, Antony Basil, where he was mentioned in despatches
Henley, Robert Stephen
Henniker, Anthony Trecothic Major
Henniker, Mark Chandos Auberon, 8th Bt., where he was wounded
Henniker, Richard ( 1940-1945 )
Henniker, Robert John Aldborough, 7th Bt.
Henniker-Heaton, Arthur, and was mentioned in despatches
Henniker-Heaton, Arthur Dermot ( 1939-1945 ), with the Durham Light Infantry
Henniker-Heaton, Clement Algernon Charles ( 1940-1944 )
Henniker-Heaton, John Victor Peregrine, 3rd Bt., and was mentioned in despatches
Henniker-Heaton, Michael Hamilton
Henniker-Heaton, Robin John, and was mentioned in despatches
Henniker-Major, John Patrick Edward Chandos, 8th Baron Henniker of Stratford-upon-Slaney, in Western Desert and Yugoslavia (and was wounded)
Henniker-Major, Richard Arthur Otway, and became a POW in 1942
Henry, James Holmes, 2nd Bt., and was mentioned in despatches
Herbert, Henry George Alfred Marius Victor Francis, 6th Earl of Carnarvon
Herbert, Mervyn Horatio Herbert, 17th Lord Darcy de Knayth
Herbert, Oliver Hayley Dennis ( 1940-1945 )
Herbert, Valentine Henry Okes
Heriot-Maitland, Richard Ogilvy
Hermon-Hodge, Anthony Claude
Hermon-Hodge, Hermon Robert Fleming, 3rd Baron Wyfold
Hervey, Alexander George, where he became a POW
Hervey, Eric George
Hervey, Richard George
Hervey, Ronald Frederick William, in the Royal Naval Reserve, Royal Artillery and Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Hervey-Bathurst, Benjamin Alexander Frederick
Hervey-Bathurst, Frederick Peter Methuen, 6th Bt.
Herwig, Robert, with the Marines
Hesketh, Charles Peter Fleetwood
Hesketh, Roger Fleetwood, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hessen-Philippsthal-Barchfeld, Wilhelm ( 1939-1942 )
Hewett, Basil Duff
Hewett, Jack Patrick Majendie
Hewett, Richard William
Hewett, William George
Hewitt, Joseph, 2nd Bt.
Heygate, Edward Stephen
Heygate, John Edward Nourse, 4th Bt.
Heywood Jones, Benjamin
Heywood, Basil Lemprière ( 1942-1945 ), in the Royal Air Force Regiment
Heywood, Everard Lemprière
Heywood, Oliver Kerr, 5th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Hickman, Arthur
Hickman, Denis Stewart, in Africa and Italy and became a POW
Hickman, Geoffrey Victor
Hickman, Hugh Geoffrey
Hickman, Michael, where he was wounded
Hickman, Patrick Nelson
Hickman, Thomas Alfred Kenneth
Hill, Alaric Bryan ( 1939-1945 ), with the South African Air Force
Hill, Brian Henry Rowland
Hill, Clement Walter Rowland, where he was wounded three times
Hill, Cyril John Percy, and was mentioned in despatches
Hill, George Alfred Rowley, 9th Bt.
Hill, George Chenevix, with the Royal Air Force
Hill, Hubert George Morgan ( 1939 ), and was mentioned in despatches
Hill, Leonard Graham
Hill, Richard Augustus Sandys
Hill, Rowland Graham
Hill, Rowland Mytton
Hill-Norton, Peter John, Baron Hill-Norton, in the Arctic and North-West Approaches
Hill-Wood, Charles Kerrison Hill
Hill-Wood, Dennis John Charles ( 1939-1943 ), and was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Hirst, Harold Hugh
Hoare, Bertie Rex O'Bryen, and was mentioned in despatches three times
Hoare, James O'Bryen
Hoare, Robert Rawdon ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Hobart, Robert Hampden, 3rd Bt.
Hobart-Hampden, Sidney Mary Catherine Anne, where she was mentioned in despatches
Hobart-Hampden, Vere Frederick Cecil, 9th Earl of Buckinghamshire, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Hobhouse, Benjamin Arthur
Hobhouse, Charles Chisholm, 6th Bt.
Hobhouse, Hugh Cam
Hobhouse, John Spencer
Hodge, John Rowland, 2nd Bt.
Hodgkinson, Robert Hugh
Hodson, Edmond Adair, 5th Bt.
Hoensbroech, Karl
Hogg, Arthur Ramsey, 7th Bt.
Hogg, Esmond Popham, where he became a POW
Hogg, John Nicholson, in Greece, Crete, North Africa and Europe
Hogg, Michael David, 8th Bt.
Hogg, Quintin McGarel, Baron Hailsham of St. Marylebone
Hohenau, Albrecht ( 1939-1940 )
Holcroft, John Culcheth
Holden, John
Holden, Paul
Holder, John Eric Duncan, 3rd Bt.
Holder, Richard John Chavasse
Holland, Cedric Swinton
Holland, Douglas Orpen Huntly, in Intelligence, and was mentioned in despatches
Holland, Jim Sothern, 2nd Bt.
Hollins, Frederick Undecimus
Holme, John Robert E.
Holme-Sumner, Berkeley Day
Holmes à Court, Brian
Holmes à Court, Peter, with the Royal Australian Air Force
Holmes à Court, Peter Worsley, in Royal Navy Reserve
Holmes à Court, Robert Anthony Pierce, with South African Forces
Holmes à Court, Walter Alexander
Holmes à Court, William Charles
Holmes, Hugh Clifford ( 1942-1946 ), with the Royal Artillery
Holt, Herbert Paton ( 1939-1940 )
Holt, Philip de Vere
Home, David George, of Blackadder, 13th Bt.
Honywood, William Wynne, 10th Bt.
Hood, Harold Joseph, 2nd Bt.
Hood, John Oscar Everard, and was mentioned in despatches
Hood, Peter Neville
Hood, Rowland Arthur Herbert Nelson, 3rd Viscount Bridport of Cricket St. Thomas, serving in the Atlantic, Africa and Burma
Hood, Samuel Brian Digby, and was mentioned in despatches twice
Hope Johnstone, Percy Wentworth, where he was captured as a Prisoner of War in the Far East
Hope Johnstone, William August Ludwig Vernon Alexander
Hope, Adrian Alexander
Hope, Adrian Price Webley
Hope, Alexander Douglas Byng, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hope, Alexander Erskine
Hope, Archibald John George, of Luffness, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hope, Archibald Philip, of Craighall, 17th Bt., and was mentioned in despatches twice
Hope, Arthur Clement
Hope, Arthur Henry Cecil, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hope, Charles Adrian
Hope, Charles Christopher
Hope, Charles Evelyn Graham
Hope, Charles Melbourne
Hope, Charles Peter
Hope, Charles Webley
Hope, Charles William Frederick, 3rd Marquess of Linlithgow ( 1939-1940 ), where he became a POW
Hope, Edward James
Hope, Hugh Alexander, and was mentioned in despatches
Hope, James
Hope, James Louis
Hope, James Webley ( 1945 ), in Burma
Hope, John Adrian, 1st Baron Glendevon, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hope, John Cecil
Hope, John Charles David, with the Royal Air Force
Hope, John Patrick Molesworth
Hope, Laurence Nugent
Hope, Maurice Webley
Hope, Nigel
Hope, William Adrian, with South African Artillery
Hope-Dunbar, Basil Douglas, of St. Mary's Isle, 7th Bt.
Hope-Morley, Gordon Hope, 3rd Baron Hollenden
Hopkinson, Francis Archibald
Hopkinson, John Montgomerie
Hordern, Clifford Willoughby Peter ( 1940-1945 )
Hordern, Marc Philip Cotton
Hordern, Michael
Hordern, Peter Hugh ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Hordern, Philip ( 1939-1945 )
Hore-Ruthven, Alexander Hardinge Patrick ( 1939-1942 )
Hornby, John Raymond Henry
Horne, Antony Edgar Alan
Horne, William Guy ( 1939-1943 ), with the Auxiliary Air Force
Hornell, Denis Arthur Hawke
Horsbrugh-Porter, Andrew Marshall, 3rd Bt., and was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Horsfall, Cedric Michael
Horsfall, Donald Fawcett
Horsfall, John Musgrave, 3rd Bt., in Burma
Horsfall, Patrick David
Horsfield, David Ralph
Hoskyns, Chandos Benedict Arden
Hoskyns, Chandos Wren, 14th Bt.
Hoskyns, John Walter
Hoskyns-Abrahall, Andrew John Chandos, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hoskyns-Abrahall, Robin Chandos
Hotham, Alan Geoffrey, with the Royal Canadian Air Force
Hotham, John Altham
Hotham, John David
Hotham, William Montagu
Houldsworth, Walter William Whitmore, and was mentioned in despatches
Houssemayne Du Boulay, Michael Hardinge ( 1940-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Houstoun-Boswall, George Cleeton
Houstoun-Boswall, John Francis
Houstoun-Boswall, Thomas, of Blackadder, 7th Bt.
Houstoun-Boswall-Preston, Alistair, where he was mentioned in despatches
Howard, Alfred Ryland
Howard, Charles James Ruthven, 12th Earl of Carlisle ( 1942-1945 ), in the Rifle Brigade, where he was severely wounded, losing a leg
Howard, Charles Wilbraham John
Howard, Christopher John Geoffrey
Howard, Edmund Bernard Carlo
Howard, Eric Bertram
Howard, Francis Philip, 2nd Baron Howard of Penrith, where he became a POW
Howard, Frederick Henry
Howard, Geoffrey Charles
Howard, George Anthony Geoffrey, Baron Howard of Henderskelfe, where he was wounded
Howard, Hamilton Edward de Coucey, 2nd Bt.
Howard, Henry Anthony Camillo, and was mentioned in despatches
Howard, Henry Gerald Percival
Howard, John Thurstan Collins
Howard, John William, in Abyssinia and Madagascar, and was mentioned in despatches twice
Howard, Mark Alfred, with 2nd/7th Australian Infantry Force in North Africa and Greece
Howard, Mark Paul Geoffrey
Howard, Michael William
Howard, Mowbray Henry Gordon, 6th Earl of Effingham
Howard, Richard Frederick Robert
Howard-Johnston, Clarence Dinsmore
Howarth, Thomas Edward Brodie ( 1944-1945 ), in North-West Europe
Hoyos, Ernst
Hubbard, Derek, where he was wounded
Hubbard, Thomas Edward, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hudson, Robert William, 2nd Viscount Hudson ( 1943-1945 ), with the Life Guards
Hughes, Alfred Marcus
Hughes, Charles Collingwood
Hughes, William, Baron Hughes ( 1939-1946 ), with the ARP as Controller of Dundee, and the RAOC in India, Borneo and Burma
Hughes-Morgan, David James
Hughes-Morgan, David John, 3rd Bt.
Hulse, Hamilton Westrow, 9th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Hungerford, Desmond Willoughby, with 3rd Division, New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Hungerford, Geoffrey Anthony Walter
Hungerford, George Crossley
Hungerford, Richard Becher, with the Royal Canadian Artillery and British Claims Commission Mediterranean, and was mentioned in despatches
Hungerford, Richard Thomas, where he was mentioned in despatches
Hungerford, Toye Hastings, with the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Hungerford, Walter George Donnington
Hungerford, Winspeare Toye, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Hunt-Grubbe, Brudenell
Hunter Blair, Colin Edward
Hunter Blair, David Gaspard
Hunter Blair, David Walter
Hunter Blair, Edward Thomas, of Dunskey, 8th Bt.
Hunter Blair, Gaspard Patrick, and was mentioned in despatches
Hunter Blair, John David
Hunter Blair, Ronald
Hunter, Neil Aylmer, 29th of Hunterston
Hunter, Philip A.
Huntington-Whiteley, Eric Arthur
Huntington-Whiteley, Herbert Maurice, 2nd Bt.
Huntington-Whiteley, Herbert Oliver, and was mentioned in despatches
Huntington-Whiteley, Hugo Baldwin, 3rd Bt., and was mentioned in despatches
Huntly, Donald Norman, including the Augsburg Raid
Hussey de Burgh, Ulick Francis
Hussey, Marmaduke James, Baron Hussey of North Bradley, in Grenadier Guards
Hussey, Thomas Ethelston
Hutchinson, Jeremy Nicholas, Baron Hutchinson of Lullington
Hutchison, Andrew Balfour
Hutchison, James Riley Holt, of Rossie, 1st Bt., with BEF, SOE and Maquis in France
Hutchison, Julian Jervis Oliphant
Hutchison, Peter, 2nd Bt.
Huth, Christopher Raymond
Huth, Sydney Michael
Hutton Bury, William Bacon, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded twice
Iliffe, Edward Langton, 2nd Baron Iliffe, and was mentioned in despatches
Imbert-Terry, Edward Henry Bouhier, 3rd Bt.
Imbert-Terry, Henry Bouhier, 2nd Bt.
Ingilby, Joslan William Vivian, 5th Bt.
Inglefield-Watson, Derrick William, 4th Bt.
Ingram, Herbert, 3rd Bt., and was mentioned in despatches
Ingram, Ivor Laing, and was mentioned in despatches
Ingram, Mervyn Jeffry
Ingram, Michael Warren
Innes, Alexander
Innes, Berowald Alfred, and was wounded
Innes, Charles Kenneth Gordon, 11th Bt.
Innes, George William Holt
Innes, Gordon Vivian ( 1940-1945 ), as ABQO, Royal Australian Navy
Innes, Herome Alexander
Innes, Ronald Gordon Berowald, of Balvenie, 16th Bt., where he was wounded
Innes, William Alexander Disney
Inskip, John Hampden, with the Scots Guards
Irby, Anthony Paul
Irby, Cecil Eustace, 8th Baron Boston, where he was mentioned in despatches
Irby, Gerald Howard Boteler, 9th Baron Boston
Irby, Kenneth Alan, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Irby, Paul Anthony ( 1944-1945 ), serving in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, with the Australian Imperial Forces
Irvine, Charles Francis, 25th of Drum, and was mentioned in despatches
Irvine, Francis Charles Quentin
Irvine, Kenneth James
Irvine, Robert Hugh
Irvine-Fortescue, Henry
Irvine-Fortescue, William Grenville
Isham, Gyles, 12th Bt.
Isham, Ian Vere Gyles, 13th Bt., in North-West Europe
Jackson, Basil Hippisley
Jackson, David Thomas Trelawny
Jackson, George Hauteville
Jackson, Henry Humphrey
Jackson, Julius Lloyd
Jackson, Michael Roland, 5th Bt.
Jackson, Thomas Richard Eyre
Jackson, William, 7th Bt.
Jackson-Taylor, Philip Stuart
Jacob, Frederick Arthur, in Egypt
Jaffray, Hugh Alexander ( 1939-1943 )
Jaffray, Michael John ( 1943-1945 )
Jaffray, William Edmund, 4th Bt. ( 1940-1942 )
Jagger, Richard Hugh
James, Christopher Alexander, where he was mentioned in despatches
James, John Willmore Hume
Janvrin, Hugh Richard Benest
Jardine, Colin Arthur, 3rd Bt. ( 1939 ), where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Jardine, Geoffrey David, where he became a POW in Burma
Jardine, Ian Liddell, 4th Bt.
Jardine, Murray Hugh Lascelles, with the Royal Australian Air Force
Jardine, William Edward, of Applegirth, 11th Bt., where he was wounded
Jauncey, Charles Eliot, Baron Jauncey of Tullichettle
Jauncey, John Henry, of Tullichettle
Jebb, David Gladwyn, where he was mentioned in despatches five times
Jebb, Michael
Jefferies, unknown son
Jeffreys, Christopher John Darell
Jellicoe, George Patrick John Rushworth, 2nd Earl Jellicoe, with teh Coldstream Guards and Special Air Service
Jenkins, Charles Peter de Brisay
Jenkins, David Llewelyn, Baron Jenkins ( 1940-1945 )
Jenks, Robert Fergus, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Jephcott, John Anthony, 2nd Bt. ( 1944 ), with Royal Electricial and Mechanical Engineers WW II and Royal Army Engineering Corps
Jessel, Charles John, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Jessel, David Charles George
Jezierski, Jerzy
Johnsen, John Martin Claridge
Johnsen, Peter Bowater, where he was mentioned in despatches
Johnsen, Richard
Johnsen, William Hugo Gilroy ( 1939-1946 ), in the Royal Artillery
Johnson, Allen Antony Wynn
Johnson, Charles Robert
Johnson, Cyril Martin Hugh
Johnson, Guy Allen Colpoys Ormsby, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Johnson, Henry Allen Beaumont, 5th Bt. ( 1940-1941 )
Johnson, Henry Graham, with the Australian Imperial Force
Johnson, John Paley, 6th Bt. ( 1939 ), in Burma, Middle East and Italy
Johnson, Peter Warren, and was mentioned in despatches
Johnson, Robin Quentin Featherston
Johnson, Stanley
Johnson, Victor Philipse Hill, 6th Bt., in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Johnson-Ferguson, Brian Charles
Johnson-Ferguson, Raymond Patrick, where he was mentioned in despatches
Johnston, Charles Collier, Baron Johnston of Rockport
Johnston, George Robert Arthur McGarel, with the Royal Air Force, and was mentioned in despatches
Johnstone, Ian Alexander Bruce
Johnstone, Montague Joseph Charles Somerset
Johnstone, Richard Noel
Johnstone, Roy Henry Montague, where he was mentioned in despatches
Joicey, David Hugh
Jolly, Richard Frank
Jones, Alun Arthur Gwynne, Baron Chalfont, serving in Burma
Jones, Eric Joseph Silva ( 1939-1945 )
Jones, Peter Fawcett Benton, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Jones, Thomas Dunlop Bruce
Joseph, Keith Sinjohn, Baron Joseph, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Joynson-Hicks, Lancelot William, 3rd Viscount Brentford ( 1941-1944 )
Joynson-Hicks, Richard Cecil, 2nd Viscount Brentford ( 1939-1944 )
Kaberry, Donald, Baron Kaberry of Adel, where he was mentioned in despatches
Kageneck, Franz Joseph
Kameke, Hasso
Kanitz, Egolf Heinrich
Karch, Frederick Joseph
Kavanagh, Dermot MacMorrough
Kay, Phllip, with the Marquis in Britanny, and as part of Operation Market-Garden, and was mentioned in despatches
Kay-Shuttleworth, Ronald Orlando Lawrence, 3rd Baron Shuttleworth
Keane, Richard Michael, 6th Bt. ( 1939-1944 )
Keith, Henry Shanks, Baron Keith of Kinkel ( 1941-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Keith, Kenneth Alexander, Baron Keith of Castleacre, where he was mentioned in despatches
Keith, Michael Telfair, where he became a POW
Kellett, Edward Orlando ( 1939-1943 )
Kempis, Eberhard
Kendrew, Douglas
Kennard, Colin David
Kennard, George Arnold Ford, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches twice, and was a POW (1939-41)
Kennard, Humphrey Oscar Coleridge
Kennard, Noel Gerard, with the Cameron Highlanders, Royal Commandos and Z Force
Kennard, Robert William
Kennard, Roderick Vivian, with Royal Air Force Intelligence
Kennaway, Charles Stewart Hamilton
Kennedy, Gilbert Ronald ( 1940-1945 )
Kennedy, Ian Michael Godfrey ( 1941 ), where he was invalided
Kennedy, Joseph Patrick
Kennedy, Ludovic Henry Coverley ( 1939-1945 )
Keppel, Derek William Charles, Viscount Bury ( 1939-1945 )
Keppel, Walter Arnold Crispin
Kerr, Charles Lester ( 1939-1940 ), where he was severely wounded
Kerr, Francis Robert Newsam, where he was wounded
Kerr, Frederick Mark, where he became a POW
Kerr, John David
Kerr, Louis William Howard
Kerr, Mark Barrington, where he was mentioned in despatches
Kerr, Mark David, where he was mentioned in despatches
Kerr, Mark George
Kerr, Mark Peregrine Charles
Kerr, Peter Francis Walter, 12th Marquess of Lothian
Kerr, Philip Walter
Kerr, Ronald William
Kerr-Smiley, Cyril Hugh
Keudell, Otto
Keudell, Robert
Keyes, Geoffrey Charles Tasker, V.C.
Keyes, Michael Patton
Keyes, Patrick Terence
Keyes, Ralph Adrian, with the Royal Navy
Keyes, Roger John Brownlow, 1st Baron Keyes
Keyes, Roger McMahon, where he was wounded
Kielmannsegg, Alexander
King, Gerald Rene Wingfield
King, John Charles Alwyn Hallowes
King, Stewart Gerald Wingfield
King, William Augustus Henry ( 1940-1942 )
King, William Donald Aelian
King-Harman, Anthony Lawrence, where he was mentioned in despatches
King-Harman, Robert Douglas
Kingscote, Algernon Robert Fitzhardinge ( 1940-1942 )
Kingscote, David Fitzhardinge
Kingscote, Nigel Adrian Fitzhardinge ( 1939-1945 ), including the Sicily and Normandy Landings, and was mentioned ind despatches
Kingscote, Patrick Bloomfield Fitzhardinge ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Kingscote, Robin Nigel ( 1939-1942 )
Kington, William Beresford Nairne
Kington-Blair-Oliphant, Philip James, of Ardblair
Kington-Blair-Oliphant, William Yaldwyn
Kirkcaldie, Kenneth
Kirwan-Taylor, Harold George, where he was mentioned in despatches
Kirwan-Taylor, William John
Kitchener, Henry Herbert, 3rd Earl Kitchener of Khartoum and of Broome
Klinckowstroem, Andreas Ernst Heinrich Thure Georg Wilhelm
Klitzing, Gebhard Wilhelm
Klitzing, Hans Ludwig Friedrich Wolfram
Klitzing, Heinz Erich Lebrecht
Klitzing, Joachim Lippold
Klitzing, Klaus Jurgen Eberhard
Knapton, Edric Guy Philip Bromfield
Knatchbull, Charles Norton
Knatchbull, John Ulick, 7th Baron Brabourne of Brabourne ( 1943-1946 ), in North-West Europe, where he was wounded
Knatchbull, Norton Cecil Michael, 6th Baron Brabourne of Brabourne, where he was wounded and became a POW
Knatchbull, Wyndham Marsden
Knatchbull-Hugessen, Herbert Clifford, in the Canadian Army
Knatchbull-Hugessen, Peter Merrick, in the 111th Field Regimanet, Royal Artillery, and 6th Indian Field Regiment
Knatchbull-Hugessen, Robin John Kay
Knight, Claude Thorburn
Knott, John Maurice Wakefield, where he was mentioned in despatches
Knott, William Espenett Bayly, with the Royal Marines
Knox, John Needham
Knox, Thomas Daniel, 6th Earl of Ranfurly
Korff, Klemens, gennant Schmising-Kerssenbrock
Kottulinsky, Josef
Laing, Charles Douglas Conyers
Lakin, Gerald Michael
Lambart, Edward Howard Wallbridge
Lambart, Frederick Arthur Henry
Lambart, Michael Edward Oliver, 12th Earl of the County of Cavan, where he was mentioned in despatches
Lambart, Oliver Francis, 2nd Bt. ( 1939-1944 ), with the Royal Army Service Corps
Lambert, Alexander Fane
Lambert, Francis John
Lambert, George, 2nd Viscount Lambert
Lambert, Henry Alexander
Lambert, Jeffrey Maurice
Lambert, Peter Henry
Lambert, Robert Guy Wilson ( 1939 )
Lambert, Walter Peter
Lambton, Edward George
Lambton, Hedworth, where he was mentioned in despatches
Lambton, John
Lane, Ernest Kendall
Lane, Frank Horsburgh
Lang, Eustace Vaughan, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Lascelles, Francis Alfred George
Lascelles, Geoffrey George, with the Royal Australian Navy
Lascelles, George Henry Hubert, 7th Earl of Harewood, where he was wounded and became a POW
Lascelles, Gerald David
Lascelles, Henry Anthony, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Lascelles, John Frederick, where he was wounded
Lascelles, John Norman Pulteney
Lascelles, Oliver
Laubier, Dieudonne
Law, Adrian Augustus Stuart
Law, Charles Anthony Francis, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Lawrence, Peter Stafford Hayden, and was mentioned in despatches
Lawrence, Robert Percival
Lawrence, Roger Fettiplace
Lawrence, William, 4th Bt.
Lawson, Lucia Edith, where she was mentioned in despatches
Lawson, William Edward Harry, 5th Baron Burnham
Laycock, Robert Edward
Le Fanu, Anthony, with the Bedfordshire Regiment
Le Fanu, George Victor Sheridan
Le Fanu, John Lewen
Le Fanu, Philip Sheridan, with the Royal Australian Naval Reserve
Le Fanu, Richard, with the East African Artillery
Le Fanu, Roland
Le Fanu, Stephen Henry John, with the Australian Army
Le Hunte Ward, Edward
Leacock, Michael Francis
Ledebur-Wicheln, Eugen
Ledebur-Wicheln, Franz-Eugen
Ledebur-Wicheln, Hubertus
Ledebur-Wicheln, Johannes Adam
Lee Steere, Charles Augustus
Lee, Annie Swinton ( 1944-1946 ), in the French Army
Leese, Alexander William, 4th Bt. ( 1939-1941 ), when he was invalided
Leese, Lincoln
Leese, Oliver William Hargreaves, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Legge, David Alexander Keppel, where he was wounded
Legge, Gerald Humphrey, 9th Earl of Dartmouth ( 1942-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Legge, Heneage Cecil
Legge, John Barrington, where he was wounded
Legge, John Douglas
Legge, Paul Keppel, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Legge, Peter, where he was mentioned in despatches twice, and was wounded
Legge, Rupert Mortimer
Legge-Bourke, Edward Alexander Henry, where he was wounded
Leigh, Eric
Leigh, James Peter Mosley
Leigh, John, 2nd Bt. ( 1943-1946 ), in India
Leigh, William Henry Gerard ( 1939-1945 ), in the Middle East, Italy and North-East Europe
Leith, Philip Edward Meric
Lennox-Boyd, Francis Gordon
Lennox-Boyd, George Edward
Lenox-Conyngham, Alwyn Douglas
Lenox-Conyngham, Gerald Hamilton, in Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
Lenox-Conyngham, William Lowry
Leon, Ronald George, 3rd Bt.
Leonard, James Charles Beresford Whyte
Leonrod, Ludwig
Leslie Melville, Alexander Robert, 16th Earl of Leven, where he was wounded
Leslie Melville, George David, where he was wounded
Leslie Melville, Ian
Leslie Melville, Michael Ian
Leslie, Reginald Frederick Stuart
Leslie-Melville, Alexander Ronald
Leveson-Gower, Granville James, 5th Earl Granville, where he was wounded twice and was mentioned in despatches
Lewin, Frederick Roberts Alexander
Lewin, Terence Thornton, Baron Lewin, with the Home and Mediterranean Fleets, and was mentioned in despatches
Lewis, Clive
Liechtenstein, Aloys Geza Georg Hubert Maria
Lillingston, Luke Theodore
Lindon, Ernest George
Lindsay, David Howard
Lindsay, David Ludovic Peter
Lindsay, George Morgan Thomas, where he was mentioned in despatches
Lindsay, Harry Lachlan
Lindsay, James Louis
Lindsay, Kenneth Andrew ( 1940-1945 ), with the South African Forces
Lindsay, Michael
Lindsay, Robert William Ludovic
Lindsay-MacDougall, John Stewart
Lippe-Weissenfeld, Carl Franz Ferdinand
Liston Foulis, James Alastair
Little, John Ernest
Littleton, Edward Thomas Walhouse, 5th Baron Hatherton
Littleton, John William ( 1943-1947 ), with Royal Army Service Corps
Littleton, Josceline William
Littleton, Leonard Vere Algernon
Littleton, Richard Charles Arthur ( 1939-1940 ), when he was invalided
Littleton, Robert Joscelyn Henry
Littleton, Thomas Charles Tasman, 7th Baron Hatherton
Llewellyn, Hermione, with the Special Operations Executive in the Middle East
Lloyd George, Owen, 3rd Earl Lloyd George of Dwyfor ( 1944-1945 ), in Italy
Lloyd, William Eric
Lloyd-Blood, Nevil
Lloyd-Mostyn, Henry Pyers Ronald
Lloyd-Verney, Desmond Ralph
Lloyd-Verney, Gerald, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Lloyd-Verney, Ulick Otway Vortigern, in italy, France and Burma
Lochore, John Alexander
Loe, Felix
Loftus, George Henry Wellington, 7th Marquess of Ely
Long, Richard Eric Onslow, 3rd Viscount Long ( 1939-1942 )
Long, Walter Francis David, 2nd Viscount Long
Long, Walter Reginald Basil
Longmore, Richard Maitland
Loveday, John Noel Ronald
Lovell, Stuart James
Lovell-Davis, Peter Lovell, Baron Lovell-Davis
Low, Antony Frederick Leetham
Low, Harold Philpot
Low, Toby Austin Richard William, 1st Baron Aldington ( 1940-1942 ), where he fought in Greece, Crete, Western Desert and Tunisia
Lowndes-Stone-Norton, Fletcher William
Lowry, Robert Lynd Erskine, Baron Lowry, with the Royal Inniskillen Fusiliers, serving in Tunisia
Lowry-Corry, Frederick Henry ( 1945 )
Lowry-Corry, Galbraith Armar, 7th Earl of Belmore, where he was wounded
Lowry-Corry, Henry Charles ( 1939-1942 ), when he became a Prisoner of War
Lowry-Corry, Montagu William, where he was wounded
Lowther, Anthony Edward, Viscount Lowther ( 1940-1943 )
Lowther, Anthony George
Lowther, James Hugh William, 7th Earl of Lonsdale, where he was mentioned in despatches
Lubbock, Alan ( 1939-1945 )
Lubbock, Christopher William Stuart
Lubbock, David Miles, where he was mentioned in despatches, and captured as a Prisoner of War
Lubbock, John Ralph ( 1943-1945 )
Lubbock, Joseph Guy
Lubbock, Michael Ronald, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Lubbock, Roger John ( 1939-1945 )
Lubbock, Rupert James ( 1939-1940 ), where he was captured as a Prisoner of War
Lucas, Arthur John
Lucas, Henry Arthur
Lucas, Ralph John Scott, where he was mentioned in despatches posthumously
Lucas, Stella Mary ( 1939 ), in the Women's Royal Naval Service
Lucas, Timothy Stovin
Luce, John David, including the Dieppe Raid
Lumsden, Alexander Sabine Courtenay
Luttichau, Christian
Luttichau, Maximilian
Luttichau, Wilhelm
Lyell, Charles Antony, 2nd Baron Lyell, V.C.
Lygon, William, 8th Earl Beauchamp ( 1941-1945 ), in Italy
Lyle, Robin Alexander ( 1939-1944 )
Lyon, John Scott Limnell
Lyon-Dalberg-Acton, John Emerich Henry, 3rd Baron Acton of Aldenham
Lyon-Dalberg-Acton, Richard William Heribert Peter
Lyttelton, Antony Alfred, 2nd Viscount Chandos ( 1942-1945 ), on General Staff, Mediterranean, where he was mentioned in despatches
Lyttelton, Archer Geoffrey
Lyttelton, Charles John, 10th Viscount Cobham
Lyttelton, Humphrey Richard Adeane
Lyttelton, John Anthony
Lyttelton, Julian
Lytton-Milbanke, Noel Anthony Scawen, 4th Earl of Lytton
MacGregor, Gregor, of MacGregor, 6th Bt.
MacLehose, Crawford Murray, Baron MacLehose of Beoch
MacPhee, Donald MacDonald
Macartney-Filgate, John Victor Openshaw
Macartney-Filgate, Patrick John
Macdonald Lockhart, Simon Foster, 25th of the Lee, where he was wounded
Macdonald, Gordon Ramsay, 2nd Baron Macdonald of Gwaenysor, in the Middle East, India, Burma and Malaya, and was mentioned in despatches
Macdonald, James Archibald
Macdonald, Kenneth Lewis, with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, in the Royal Air Force Coastal Command
Mack, Philip John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Mackay, Kenneth James William, 3rd Earl of Inchcape
Mackenzie Stuart, Alexander John, Baron Mackenzie-Stuart ( 1942-1947 ), with the Royal Engineers
Mackenzie, Alastair John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Mackenzie, Alexander George Anthony Allan, of Glenmuick, 4th Bt.
Mackenzie, Eric Dighton
Mackenzie, Roderick Grant Francis, 4th Earl of Cromartie, where he became a POW in 1940
Mackintosh, Aeneas ( 1939-1945 ), with the Royal Air Force
Mackintosh, Alexander, and was present at Pearl Harbour
Mackintosh, Duncan Robert ( 1939-1945 )
Mackness, Charles Lawrence
Mackworth-Young, Robert Christopher, in the Middle East and Normandy
Macleod, Iain Norman, in France and Norway, suffering a serious leg injury
Macmillan, Maurice Victor, Viscount Macmillan of Ovenden
Macnab, Brigadier John Francis
Macpherson, David William Anthony Blyth, 2nd Baron Strathcarron ( 1942-1947 )
Macpherson, Niall Malcolm Stewart, 1st and last Baron Drumalbyn
Macpherson-Grant, Ewan George, 6th Bt.
Magan, Francis Shaen
Magan, William Morgan Tilson
Magruder, Ernest
Mainwaring-Burton, Anthony Benjamin
Mainwaring-Burton, Arthur William
Mainwaring-Burton, Frederick Henry Beresford
Maitland Makgill Crichton, David
Maitland Makgill Crichton, Edward
Maitland Makgill Crichton, Hamilton Ian
Maitland Makgill Crichton, James Richard
Maitland, David Randolph
Maitland, Ivor Colin James, Viscount Maitland
Maitland-Heriot, Francis Reginald
Maitland-Heriot, Gerald Ian ( 1940-1947 ), attached to the Royal Armoured Corps, India
Maitland-Heriot, Nigel Hugh ( 1944 ), with the Royal Armoured Corps
Maitland-Heriot, Torrance, in the Royal Air Force, and was wounded
Maitland-Roberts, Gordon, with the Australian Imperial Force
Makdougall Scott, Henry John Alexander, 11th of Gala
Makgill, David Comins, with New Zealand Field Artillery
Makgill, James Edward
Makgill, John Donald Alexander Arthur, 12th Viscount of Oxfuird
Makins, Geoffrey Henry
Makins, Paul Vivian, 4th Bt.
Makins, William Vivian, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Maling, John Darwin
Mallett, Douglas Evelyn ( 1939 )
Mallowan, Max Edgar L.
Manahan, James
Mandat-Grancey, Maurice
Mandelson, George Norman
Mandeville, Geoffrey Fortescue
Mann, Edward Charles, where he was mentioned in despatches
Mansel, Edmund Clavell, where he was mentioned in despatches
Mansel, Isita Clare, where she was mentioned in despatches
Mansel, John Clavell
Mansel, John William Morton, where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Mansel, Mervyn Lascelles, where he was mentioned in despatches
Mansel, Rauf ( 1942-1945 ), with the Royal Marines
Mansel, Regnier Ranulf Dabridgecourt, with the Royal Artillery
Mansel, Rhys Clavell
Mansel-Pleydell, David Gabriel Morton ( 1942-1945 ), where he became a (POW, Jan–May 1945
Mansel-Pleydell, John Aymard Morton
Mansel-Pleydell, Philip Morton
Maragna-Redwitz, Hubert
Maragna-Redwitz, Rudolf
March Phillipps, Gustavus Henry
Markey, Gene
Marsham-Townshend, Thomas
Martin, Desmond Arthur Stanley, with Royal Air Force
Martin, John
Martin, Robert Andrew St. George
Martinez del Campo, Manuel ( 1939 )
Martini, Florian, where he was a Polish air ace
Marwood-Elton, Nigel William David, where he was mentioned in despatches twice and became a POW
Mason, William Murray
Massey, Patrick Godfrey Goolden, in India, Iraq, Iran and Burma, and was mentioned in despatches
Massy, Arthur Lawrence John Peel
Massy, Charles Walter
Massy, Derek FitzGerald
Massy, Godfrey Atcherley Peel
Massy, Hamon Ingoldsby
Massy, Hugh Carruthers, where he was mentioned in despatches
Massy, Hugh Hamon John Somerset Massy, 9th Baron Massy of Duntrileague
Massy, Hugh Le Souëf, with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Massy, Hugh Peter Stokes, where he was mentioned in despatches
Massy, Hugh Royds Stokes
Massy, Michael Ingoldsby
Massy, Patrick Wilfrid Villiers
Massy-Beresford, Tristram Hugh, in the Far East, where he became a POW
Massy-Dawson, Dennis Staunton
Massy-Westropp, John Francis Ralph
Massy-Westropp, Ralph Frederick Hugh
Maude, Edward Frederick
Maude, Henry Cornwallis, with the Queen's Royal Regiment
Maude, Robert Leslie Eustace, 8th Viscount Hawarden ( 1945 ), with the Coldstream Guards
Maude-Roxby, Guy Nigel
Maugham, Robert Cecil Romer, 2nd Viscount Maugham ( 1939-1943 ), where he was mentioned in despatches and wounded
Maul, Richard Henry Leigh
Maule Cole, Douglas Seymour Francis Erskine
Maunsell, Charles Ronald
Maunsell, Denis Shelley
Maunsell, Errol Creagh
Maunsell, Frederick
Maunsell, George Arthur Cecil, where he was mentioned in despatches
Maunsell, George Michael Bruce, with South Rhodesian Forces
Maunsell, Henry Ian Geoffrey, in the Royal Air Force
Maunsell, John Charles Edward, with Royal Australian Air Force
Maunsell, John Raymond
Maunsell, Marcus Eyre Lloyd
Maunsell, Mark Stuart Ker
Maunsell, Robert Sydney Dymock, in the North-West European Campaign
Maxse, Frederick Henry Joseph
Maxse, John Herbert
Maxtone Graham, James Anstruther, 17th of Cultoquhey ( 1942-1945 )
Maxwell Macdonald, John, 19th of Largie ( 1939-1941 ), where he was wounded
Maxwell, Leigh, on the Northwest Frontier, and was mentioned in despatches
Maxwell, Robert Michael, where he was mentioned in despatches
Maxwell, Somerset Arthur
Maze, Robert C., Sr.
McBarnet, Donald Victor Charles
McCarthy, William Terence Webb
McClintock, John
McClintock-Bunbury, William Robert, 4th Baron Rathdonnell
McClure, John Aylmer
McCorkell, Barry Henry ( 1939-1945 )
McCorkell, Francis Dudley Pakenham ( 1939-1944 )
McCorkell, Michael William, in Italy
McCorquodale, Angus, where he was mentioned in despatches
McCorquodale, Donald, where he was mentioned in despatches
McCorquodale, Malcolm Stewart, 1st and last Baron McCorquodale of Newton ( 1940-1941 )
McCorquodale, Norman Duncan ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
McCoy, Albert Leopold
McCoy, Beverly Harrison
McCoy, Edwin Daniel
McDonnell, James Angus Grey ( 1939-1940 ), where he was captured as a Prisoner of War
McDonnell, Randal John Somerled, 8th Earl of Antrim
McDouall, John Crichton Stuart
McDouall, John Stuart Crichton, with the Australian Infantry Force in the Pacific
McDougall, Patricia Agnes Marion, with the Women's Royal Naval Service (W.R.N.S.)
McIntosh, Duncan, flying Spitfires in defence of Malta
McLaren, John Francis
McLaren, Martin John
McLaughlin, Adrian Leigh
McLaughlin, Patrick Vivian
McMorland, Ian P.
McPhee, Bruce John ( 1941-1945 )
McWilliam, Henry Hastings
Meade, John Charles Edmund Carson, 6th Earl of Clanwilliam, in the Middle East and France, and was mentioned in despatches
Meade, John Windham
Meade, Robert Sidney Stuart ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Meade-Fetherstonhaugh, Richard James ( 1939 ), where he became a POW
Meinertzhagen, Daniel
Mellon, Paul
Mellon, Richard King
Menzies, Charles John
Menzies, Henry Noel, New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Menzies, Henry Walter Harvey, and became a prisoner of war
Mercer Nairne Petty-FitzMaurice, George John Charles, 8th Marquess of Lansdowne
Mercer-Henderson, John Hampden, 8th Earl of Buckinghamshire
Meredith, unknown son
Merton, William Ralph ( 1941-1943 ), in the Coastal Command, Royal Air Force
Meynell, Charles Wilfred Lindley, where he was mentioned in despatches
Meynell, Francis Everard
Meynell, Hugo, where he was mentioned in despatches
Meynell, Richard Walter
Meyrick, Peter Capel
Mildmay, Anthony Bingham, 2nd Baron Mildmay of Flete, where he was mentioned in despatches
Miles, Charles Robert
Millar, Francis Kinglake
Miller, Frederick William Macdonald, of Glenlee, 7th Bt. ( 1939-1943 )
Miller, Robert Charles Patrick
Milman, Hugh Bruce
Minchin, Alec Randolph, in the 2nd Australian Imperial Force
Minchin, Alfred Alyson Fennell
Minchin, Arthur John, with King's African Rifles
Minchin, Charles Forde, in Royal Australian Air Force
Minchin, Christopher
Minchin, Christopher Humphrey Cotton, with the Royal Air Force
Minchin, Denis Lloyd, where he was mentioned in despatches
Minchin, Devon George
Minchin, Douglas James Maurice Cotton
Minchin, Francis Henry, with Australian forces in the Middle East and New Guinea
Minchin, Frederick Blundell Preston
Minchin, George Henry, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Minchin, Gerald Louis F., with the 2nd Australian Imperial Force
Minchin, Gordon Victor, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Minchin, Hubert Brian
Minchin, Hugh Charles Stephens
Minchin, Jonathan Edward Humphrey ( 1939-1943 )
Minchin, Joseph Keane, in the Middle East and Pacific, with 28th Battalion, 2nd Australian Imperial Force
Minchin, Kevin James ( 1942-1946 ), with the Australian Army
Minchin, Kingsley Hugh
Minchin, Lionel George ( 1941-1945 ), with the AMF (1941-2) and Royal Australian Air Force (1942-5)
Minchin, Mervyn, in the 2nd Australian Imperial Force
Minchin, Michael Hugh
Minchin, Patrick Molesworth
Minchin, Peter Franklyn
Minchin, Philip Henry, with the 2nd Australian Imperial Force
Minchin, Raymond Sidney, in Royal Australian Air Force
Minchin, Reginald Humphrey Loder
Minchin, Rex d'Esterre
Minchin, Richard George Edward, serving in North Africa, Italy and the Middle East
Minchin, Robert Scott, in India and Burma
Minchin, Robin
Minchin, Ronald d'Esterre
Minchin, Wilfred Henry, with the Royal Australian Navy
Minchin, William Allan
Minchin, William Bruce
Mitchell-Cotts, William Campbell, 2nd Bt.
Molesworth, Richard Charles Victor
Molesworth-St. Aubyn, Hender Charles, in Iceland, France and Germany
Molesworth-St. Aubyn, John, 14th Bt.
Molloy, William John, Baron Molloy, with the Royal Engineers
Monckton, Charles Tatham, where he was wounded
Monckton, Edward Walter
Monckton, Francis Edward
Monckton, Frederick Hardy
Monckton, John Philip
Monckton, Reginald Francis Percy ( 1940-1941 ), with the PR Unit
Moncreiffe, David Gerald, of that Ilk, 10th Bt., where he was wounded
Moncreiffe, Rupert Iain Kay, of that Ilk, 11th Bt., where he was wounded
Moncreiffe, Rupert Iain Kay, of that Ilk, 11th Bt., where he was wounded
Montagu Douglas Scott, Claud Andrew, and was mentioned in despatches
Montagu Douglas Scott, Claud Everard Walter, in North Africa and Italy
Montagu Douglas Scott, Francis George ( 1941-1945 ), with East African Forces, and was again mentioned in despatches
Montagu Douglas Scott, George Francis John ( 1939 ), in Europe, where he was mentioned in despatches
Montagu Douglas Scott, John Henry, where he was wounded
Montagu Douglas Scott, Merlin
Montagu Douglas Scott, Walter Francis John, 9th Duke of Buccleuch ( 1942-1945 )
Montagu Douglas Scott, William Walter, where he was mentoned in despatches
Montagu, Alexander George Francis Drogo, 10th Duke of Manchester
Montagu, Charles Sydney Beattie
Montagu, James Edward
Montagu, John Drogo, in Burma, where he was mentioned in despatches
Montagu, John Edward Coley, where he was wounded
Montagu, Walter Bernard St. John, and was wounded
Montgomerie, Alexander Edward, with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, and became a POW
Montgomerie, Alexander Kelvin, in the New Zealand Scottish Regiment and Royal New Zealand Navy
Montgomerie, Archibald William Alexander, 17th Earl of Eglinton
Montgomerie, Hew Seton, where he was mentioned in despatches
Montgomerie, Leighton John
Montgomerie, Roger Hugh
Montgomerie, Thomas
Montgomery, Arthur Herbert
Montgomery, Ernest John, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Montgomery, Robert Maxwell
Montgomery, Thomas Edward
Montgomery-Campbell, Hugh
Montmorency, Arnold Geoffroy, 19th Bt.
Montmorency, Reymond Hervey
Moodie, David William
Moore, Ethne Philippa
Moore, Norman Winfrid, where he became a POW
Moore, Robert William Alfred
Moore-Brabazon, Michael James, in the Royal Air Force
Moreton Macdonald, Charles Angus
Moreton, Basil Howard, 6th Earl of Ducie ( 1941-1945 ), in New Guinea and the Islands
Morgan, Frederick Charles John, 6th Baron Tredegar ( 1939-1945 )
Morgan, Vaughan
Morgan-Giles, Morgan Charles
Morison, Alexander Gordon, 13th of Bognie ( 1941-1945 ), in the Westminster Regiment
Morrison, John Stanton Fleming
Morrogh Bernard, Joseph George, in France, Abyssinia, India, the Middle East and Austria
Mottram, Peter Hay, with the Royal Army Service Corps
Mountbatten, David Michael, 3rd Marquess of Milford Haven, and was mentioned in despatches twice
Mountbatten, Philip, 1st Duke of Edinburgh ( 1941-1945 ), in the Meditteranean Fleet, the Home Fleet and the British Pacific Fleet, and was mentioned in despatches
Muggeridge, Thomas Malcolm, with the Secret Intelligence Service in Brussels
Muir Mackenzie, Hamish
Muir Mackenzie, Robert Henry, of Delvine, 6th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Mulholland, Alfred Ivo
Mulholland, Michael Henry, 5th Baron Dunleath of Ballywalter ( 1942-1945 )
Munro, Hector Charles Seymour
Munro, Roland Alec Wilfred, with the Indian Army
Murdoch, Alan
Murphy, Alfred
Murphy, Basil Jerome
Murphy, Cyril Francis de Sales, with the Royal Air Force (Air Ministry)
Murphy, Jeremiah, with Foot Guards
Murphy, John Moran ( 1939-1944 ), when he was invalided out
Murphy, Louis Jerome, with Royal Engineers
Murray, Alexander Donald Milles
Murray, Alexander Edward
Murray, Anthony Ian Rupert, where he was mentioned in despatches
Murray, Archie Alastair Stewart
Murray, Arthur Stewart Pakington
Murray, Cecil de Grey
Murray, Charles Stewart, with the Royal Air Force and Royal Australian Air Force
Murray, David John
Murray, Donald Stuart
Murray, Douglas Elibank ( 1939-1943 )
Murray, Edward David, Viscount Fincastle
Murray, George
Murray, George Anthony
Murray, Godfrey Pemberton
Murray, Iain Arthur
Murray, Ian Henry, where he was wounded
Murray, Thomas Edward Elibank
Musson, Harold Methven
Myers, Paul, with the Royal Air Force
Napier, Charles Macnaughton
Napier, Joseph William Lennox, 4th Bt.
Napier, Vivian John Lennox, where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Naylor-Leyland, Michael Montague George
Neave, Airey Middleton Sheffield, where he was wounded, mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Neave, Arundell Richard York Irvine
Neave, Arundell Thomas Clifton, 6th Bt.
Neave, Digby Seymour
Neave, Geoffrey Lionel
Neave, Julius Arthur Sheffield ( 1940-1946 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Neave, Kenelm Digby ( 1944-1945 ), in North-West Europe, where he was wounded
Neave, Nelson Digby
Neave, Robert Morier Sheffield, where he was wounded
Nebauer, Raymond James ( 1942 ), serving in New Guinea
Needham, Arthur Edward Peter, where he was mentioned in despatches
Needham, Francis Charles Adelbert Henry, 4th Earl of Kilmorey
Needham, Francis Edward
Needham, Francis Jack
Needham, Francis Jack Richard Patrick, 5th Earl of Kilmorey
Needham, Henry, where he was wounded
Neipperg, Karl Reinhard
Nepean, Evan Yorke, 6th Bt.
Nevill, John Henry Guy, 5th Marquess of Abergavenny, where he was mentioned in despatches
Nevill, Michael George Ralph
Neville, George Robert Latimer
Neville, Grey Aldworth
Neville, Philip Lloyd
Neville, Richard Henry Cornwallis, 8th Lord Braybrooke, Baron of Braybrooke
Neville-Grenville, Edward
Neville-Rolfe, Charles Babington
Newman, Durnford Frederick Wyndham
Nicholl-Caddell, Robert Arthur Francis Iltyd
Nicholson, Charles William John
Nicholson, Henry Thomas Atkins, with the Australian Infantry Force
Nicol, Frederick Edward, in the Royal Australian Navy
Nicolson, David Henry Arthur, of that Ilk, 4th Baron Carnock
Nicolson, Lionel Benedict
Nicolson, Nigel, where he was mentioned in despatches
Nicolson, Peter Trevylyan Erskine
Nightingale, Francis Paul
Nightingale, John Cyprian
Niven, James David Graham
Nobbs, Adrien Brancker King
Nobbs, Frank Fletcher King
Nobbs, Harry Robert
Nobbs, Herbert Metcalfe King
Nobbs, Ivens Satterfield
Nobbs, Ray Herbert Hastings
Noel, Archibald Charles William, where he became a POW
Noel, Charles Hubert Francis ( 1939-1942 )
Noel, David Francis Douglas, where he was wounded
Noel, Douglas Robert George ( 1943-1945 ), where he was wounded
Noel, Edward Francis Hamlyn, when he was invalided
Noel, Gambier John Byng, where he was mentioned in desptaches twice
Noel, Gerard Baptist
Noel, John Andrew Vernatti
Noel, John Baptist Lucius
Noel, John Byron
Noel, John Cecil
Noel, Montague Wriothesley ( 1939-1941 )
Noel, William Henry Middleton
Norman, Antony Charles Wynyard, and was mentioned in despatches
North, Charles Evelyn
North, George Montagu
North, John Dudley, 13th Lord North
North-Bomford, John George ( 1940 ), with the Royal Air Force
Northcote, Amyas Henry Stafford
Northcote, Henry James Stafford, in Europe and South-East Asia Command
Northcote, Henry Stafford, 3rd Earl of Iddesleigh
Northcote, Leon Frederick James ( 1942-1946 ), with the Royal Navy
Northcote, Maxwell Adams Stafford ( 1942-1946 ), in the Royal Air Force
Northcote, Oliver Stafford
Norton, John Richard Brinsley, 7th Lord Grantley, Baron of Markenfield
Norton, Peter John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Norton-Griffiths, Michael, and was mentioned in despatches
Nostitz-Rieneck, Franz
Nugent, Guy Patrick Douglas John
Nugent, John Andrew
Nugent, Patrick Edmund Charles
Nugent, Robin George Colborne, 5th Bt. ( 1944-1945 ), in Italy
Nuttall, Donald Spencer
Nutting, Edward Christian Frederick
O'Brien Butler, Paget Terence, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
O'Brien, Brian Eoghan
O'Brien, Donough Edward Foster, 16th Baron of Inchiquin ( 1939-1942 )
O'Brien, Edward Cecil
O'Brien, Fionn Myles Maryons
O'Brien, Murrough Richard
O'Brien, Phaedrig Lucius Ambrose, 17th Baron of Inchiquin, and was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
O'Brien, Turlough Aubrey
O'Connell, Donal Bernard
O'Connell, Maurice Cecil ( 1939-1945 ), with Royal Engineers, where he was mentioned in despatches
O'Connell, Morgan Donal Conail, 6th Bt., with Royal Signals
O'Connell, Noel Hamlyn ( 1939-1945 ), in the Far Esat
O'Donovan, Morgan John Winthrop, The O'Donovan
O'Donovan, Timothy John Miles, where he was wounded
O'Grady, Gerald Lawrence de Courcy
O'Grady, Gerald Vigors de Courcy, The O'Grady
O'Grady, Philip Henry Vigors de Courcy, where he was mentioned in despatches
O'Hagan, Claud Cecil
O'Neill, Brian Arthur
O'Neill, Shane Edward Robert, 3rd Baron O'Neill
Oberndorff, Franz Xavier
Oberndorff, Johannes
Obolensky, Ivan
Oettingen-Oettingen und Oettingen-Spielberg, Joseph Emil
Oettingen-Oettingen und Oettingen-Wallerstein, Moritz Notger
Ogilvie, Patrick
Ogilvie, Patrick Bruce Bine, and was mentioned in despatches three times
Ogilvy, David George Patrick Coke, 8th Earl of Airlie ( 1945 ), in Germany
Ogilvy, Walter Tulliedeph, where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Oglander, Denys Ernest Glynn
Oliphant, Arthur Lancelot Laurence
Oliphant, Laurence Hugh ( 1940-1945 )
Oliphant, Ralph Henry Hood Laurence, 11th of Condie ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Oliphant, Reginald Godfrey Laurence, of Condie, younger, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Oliver, Robert Ormsby, in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Oliver-Bellasis, John, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded twice
Oliver-Bellasis, Richard, where he was mentioned in despatches
Olivier, Laurence Kerr, Baron Olivier, in the Fleet Air Arm
Olsoufieff, Alessio
Oram, Albert Edward, Baron Oram ( 1942-1945 ), with the Royal Artillery
Ormerod, George Wareing Drewery
Ormsby-Gore, William David, 5th Baron Harlech
Orr Ewing, Alan Lindsay, where he was mentioned in despatches, was wounded twice and became a POW
Orr Ewing, Archibald Ian
Orr Ewing, David
Orr Ewing, James Arthur
Orr Ewing, John Anthony, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Orr Ewing, Robert Norman
Orr Ewing, Robin John Alexander
Orr Ewing, Ronald Archibald, of Ballikinrain, 5th Bt., where he became a POW in 1942
Orr-Ewing, Charles Ian, Baron Orr-Ewing, in North Africa, Italy and North-West Europe, and was mentioned in despatches
Ortenburg, Joachim
Ortenburg, Udo William
Osborn, Peter Stanley Howard
Osmaston, Cecil Henry Edward
Osmaston, Fitzwalter Camplyon ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches twice and became a POW
Osmaston, Gordon Hutchinson ( 1940-1941 ), in Iraq
Osmaston, Henry Arthur ( 1939-1945 )
Osmaston, John Fitzherbert
Pack-Beresford, Arthur Reynell, with the 4th Regiment Maritime Royal Artillery
Pack-Beresford, Denis John
Pack-Beresford, Tristram Anthony
Packe, Charles William Christopher
Page Wood, John Hatherley David, 7th Bt., he was mentioned in despatches
Page Wood, Matthew, in North West Europe
Page, Peggie ( 1942-1945 ), with the British Red Cross
Paget, Anthony Francis Macleod, he was mentioned in despatches
Paget, Berkeley Henry Vanisttart
Paget, Bernard Charles Tolver
Paget, Bernard Leopold, with the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and Royal Berkshire Regiment
Paget, Clarence Arthur Edward
Paget, Cyril Nevil
Paget, Edward Catesby ( 1940-1945 )
Paget, Edward Francis Howard
Paget, George Charles Henry Victor, 7th Marquess of Anglesey
Paget, George Norrie, he was mentioned in despatches
Paget, Guy Leo
Paget, Humphrey
Paget, James Francis, 3rd Bt., he was mentioned in despatches three times
Paget, Julian Tolver, 4th Bt.
Paget, Oswald Leopold
Paget, Victor Berkeley
Paget, William Edward Sydney
Paine, Robert
Pakenham, Arthur John Edmond
Pakenham, Hercules Dermot Wilfrid
Pakenham, Ivo Robert Raymond Lygon
Pakenham, Patrick Christopher Montagu Holwell, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Pakenham, Raymond Beresford
Pakenham, William Antony Beresford
Pakenham, William Thomas Talbot
Pakington, Humphrey Arthur, 5th Baron Hampton
Palairet, Allan Frederick, where he became a POW
Palethorpe-Todd, Richard Andrew
Palmer, Anthony Frederick Mark, 4th Bt.
Palmer, Charles Alan Salier
Palmer, Geoffrey Frederick Neill, 11th Bt.
Palmer, Gerald Eustace Howell, he was mentioned in despatches
Palmer, Gordon William Nottage
Palmer, John Archdale, 7th Bt., in the Royal Artillery
Palmer, Mark
Palmer, Robert Henry Charles
Palmer, Rodney Howell
Palmer, William Alexander
Palmer-Tomkinson, Anthony
Parc, Guillaume
Parc, Jacques
Parish, David Woodbine
Parish, John Neville Woodbine
Parker, Alfred Nigel
Parker, Anthony Edington Hyde
Parker, Charles George Archibald, where he became a POW
Parker, Frederic Anthony Vivian
Parker, George Roger Alexander Thomas, 8th Earl of Macclesfield
Parker, Gerard
Parker, Ivo Murray, with the Royal Artillery
Parker, Jocelyn George Dudley
Parker, John Douglas
Parker, John St. Aubyn, 6th Earl of Morley
Parker, Laurence Edmund Hyde
Parker, Laurence Frederick Cyril
Parker, Michael Cyril Edmund
Parker, Michael Edward
Parker, Peter Henry
Parker, Richard Cecil
Parker, Robert William
Parker, William Alan, 4th Bt.
Parker, William Richard Christopher Boyle
Parsons, Anthony Derrick
Parsons, Desmond Harold, with Royal Air Force
Pasley, Charles Hamilton Sabine, he was mentioned in despatches
Pasley, Joseph Montagu Sabine
Pasley, Maitland Sabine
Pasley, Sydney Montagu Sabine, he was invalided out
Pasley, Thomas Wynyard Sabine
Paterson, Arthur James Jardine
Paterson, David Jardine
Paterson, John Valentine Jardine, with 6th Battalion, Black Watch
Paterson, Robert Noël Jardine
Payne-Gallwey, Lowry Philip
Payne-Gallwey, Peter, where he was mentioned in despatches
Peake, Edward Charles
Pearson, Weetman John Churchill, 3rd Viscount Cowdray, where he was severely wounded in the retreat to Dunkirk, and had his left arm amputated
Pease, Arthur Peter
Pease, Charles Ormston Hugh, with the Royal Canadian Air Force
Pease, Christopher Henry Beaumont, 2nd Baron Wardington, where he was wounded
Pease, George ( 1944-1945 ), with the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Pease, Joseph Edward, 3rd Baron Gainford
Pease, Joseph, 2nd Baron Gainford ( 1939-1942 )
Pease, Thomas Exham Vincent, with the Royal Canadian Air Force
Pedel, Christian Dunsmere, with the Royal Australian Air Force
Peek, Francis Henry Grenville, 4th Bt., he was mentioned in depatches
Peek, Roger John
Peek, William Grenville, 5th Bt., he was mentioned in despatches
Peel, Hugh William Jardine Ethelston
Pelham, Anthony George, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pelham, John Buxton, 8th Earl of Chichester
Pelham, Robert Henry
Pelham, Thomas Bertram
Pelham-Clinton, Alastair Henry
Pelham-Clinton, Edward Charles, 10th Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyme, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pelham-Clinton-Hope, Henry Edward Hugh, 9th Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyme
Pellew, Anthony Pownoll
Pelly, Adrian Vincent
Pelly, Anthony Edward
Pelly, Anthony Roger
Pelly, Blake Raymond ( 1939 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Pelly, Claude Bernard Raymond, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Pelly, Clifford Raymond
Pelly, David Cecil, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pelly, Douglas Charles Vincent, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pelly, Douglas Gurney
Pelly, Edmund Godfrey
Pelly, Frederick Michael, in the Royal Navy
Pelly, Henry Patrick Neville
Pelly, John Alwyne, 6th Bt. ( 1939-1942 ), where he became a POW
Pelly, John Denis Cavendish, with the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
Pelly, John Gordon, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pelly, John Noel
Pelly, Michael Richard Parmenter, in the Royal Air Force
Pelly, Peter Douglas Herbert Raymond, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pelly, Richard Heywood
Pelly, Robert Hubert, where he was mentioned in despatches
Penn, Eric Charles William Mackenzie
Pepys, John Evelyn Leslie
Pepys, Samuel Guy Leslie ( 1939-1940 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Perceval, Philip Edward
Percy, Henry George Alan, 9th Duke of Northumberland
Perring, Ralph Edgar, 1st Bt., he was invalided out
Persse, Alfred Arthur, with BEF
Persse, Burton William De Burgh
Persse, Charles William Parry
Persse, Donald Robert
Persse, Edmund Maturin, with Uganda Def Force
Persse, Jocelyn Arthur
Persse, John Arthur
Persse, John Henry, in the 7th Battalion, Rifle Brigade
Persse, John Windsor
Persse, Reginald Barry Lovaine
Persse, Richard Noel, where he was taken POW at Tobruk
Persse, Thomas Dudley
Pery-Knox-Gore, David Edmond Strachan, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pestatore, Wilfried
Peter-Hoblyn, John Bampfylde
Peto, Christopher Henry Maxwell, 3rd Bt., he was mentioned in despatches three times and wounded
Peto, James Michael, 2nd Bt.
Peto, Timothy Clement
Petre, Gerard Malcolm Mary Laurence
Petre, Myles Seymour Edward
Petrie, Charles Richard Borthwick, 4th Bt.
Petty-FitzMaurice, Charles Hope, 7th Marquess of Lansdowne ( 1939-1944 ), where he was wounded, before being killed
Petty-FitzMaurice, Edward Norman
Peyton, John Wynne William, Baron Peyton of Yeovil
Philipson-Stow, Christopher, 5th Bt.
Philipson-Stow, Edmond Cecil, 4th Bt.
Philipson-Stow, Guyon Philipson
Phillimore, Anthony Francis
Phillimore, Claud Stephen, 4th Baron Phillimore
Phillimore, Henry Josceline
Phillimore, Hugh David
Phillimore, John Hugh Bouchier, he was wounded
Phillimore, John Michael Fortescue
Phillimore, Miles Godfrey Walter
Phillimore, Reginald Henry
Phillimore, Richard Augustus Bagot
Phillimore, Robert Fortescue
Phillimore, Robert George Hugh, he was mentioned in despatches
Phillimore, William Raigersfeld
Phillips, Lionel Francis, 2nd Bt.
Phipps, Alan
Phipps, Francis Constantine
Piercy, Nicholas Pelham, 2nd Baron Piercy
Piers, Charles Robert FitzMaurice, 10th Bt.
Piers, Charles Stuart Tristram
Piers, George Michael Barrington
Pigot, Robert Anthony, 7th Bt., he was mentioned in despatches
Pigot, Robert, 6th Bt.
Pigot-Moodie, John Peter, in the Royal Navy
Pigott, Berkeley, 4th Bt.
Pigott-Brown, John Hargreaves, 2nd Bt.
Pilditch, Edgar Lewis, he was mentioned in despatches
Pilditch, Philip Harold, 2nd Bt. ( 1939-1941 )
Pilditch, Philip John Frederick Pilditch, 3rd Bt., he was invalided out
Pilditch, Richard Edward, 4th Bt.
Pile, Frederick Alfred, 2nd Bt.
Pile, Frederick Devereux, 3rd Bt.
Pilkington, Mark Leslie
Pinches, John Harvey, in North Africa, Palestine, Greece and Italy
Pinsent, Andrew Clive Macpherson ( 1939 )
Pinsent, Christopher, 3rd Bt.
Pinsent, Clive ( 1939-1942 ), he was invalided
Pinsent, James Macpherson
Pinsent, John Lawrence
Pinsent, John Ryland
Pinsent, Michael Roy
Pitman, John
Pizey, Mark
Platt, Peter, 2nd Bt. ( 1942-1945 ), he was mentioned in despatches
Plowden, Piers Standish, where he was mentioned in despatches
Plowden, Richard Anthony Aston
Plowden, Roger Stanley
Plowden, William Francis Godfrey
Plumptre, FitzWalter Brook, 21st Lord FitzWalter, in North-West Europe and India
Plumptre, Peter Bridges, where he was wounded and became a POW
Plunkett, Randal Arthur Henry, 18th Lord Dunsany
Poer, Edmond Robert Arnold, 3rd Count de la Poer
Poer, John Piers Anthony
Pollock, David Bertram, 2nd Viscount Hanworth
Pomeroy Colley, Henry John, in the Royal Air Force
Pomeroy, Arthur John Cinnamond, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Pomeroy, Robert William
Ponsonby, Arthur Mountifort Longfield, 11th Earl of Bessborough ( 1940-1946 )
Ponsonby, Ashley Charles Gibbs, 2nd Bt., where he was wounded
Ponsonby, Chambré Brabazon
Ponsonby, David Arthur ( 1943-1946 ), in the U.S. Navy
Ponsonby, Frederick Edward Neuflize, 10th Earl of Bessborough
Ponsonby, Frederick William, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Ponsonby, George Thomas, where he was severely wounded
Ponsonby, Gerald John, 6th Baron de Mauley of Canford, where he was wounded
Ponsonby, John Ashley
Ponsonby, Myles Walter ( 1943-1945 ), where he was wounded
Ponsonby, Robert Martin Dominic, where he was mentioned in despatches
Poore, Philip Barry
Poore, Roger Dennistoun
Pope, Cuthbert John
Pope, John Rose, with the Royal Engineers
Porter, George, Baron Porter of Luddenham
Porter, Thomas Southall
Pound, Derek Allen, 4th Bt. ( 1941-1946 )
Poyntz, John Mackay Brace
Poyntz, John Philip ( 1939-1945 ), in the Royal Air Force
Pratt, Roderic Arthur Neville, in the Middle East, Italy and Germany, and was wounded
Prentice, Reginald Ernest, Baron Prentice ( 1942-1946 ), in the Royal Artillery
Preston, Christopher Edward Martin
Preston, Jenico Thomas
Preston, Jenico William Richard, 16th Viscount Gormanston
Preston, Philip Henry Herbert Hulton, where he was mentioned in despatches
Preston, Robert Francis Hubert
Preston, Ronald Douglas Hildebrand, 7th Bt.
Preston, Stephen Edward Thomas
Preußen, Oskar Wilhelm Karl Hans Kuno
Preußen, Wilhelm Friedrich Franz Joseph Christian Olaf ( 1939-1940 )
Prideaux-Brune, Philip Egerton Edmund
Pringle, Norman Hamilton, of Stichill, 9th Bt.
Prior-Palmer, Otho Leslie
Pritchard, Peter Harold Howard
Prittie, Henry Desmond Graham, 6th Baron Dunalley of Kilboy, with the Rifle Brigade, King's African Rifles and Staff in East Africa, Middle East and Far East
Prittie, Terence Cornelius Farmer ( 1939-1940 ), where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Puckle, Hugh Noel Murray ( 1942-1944 )
Purcell-FitzGerald, Edward Maurice, with American Forces
Purcell-FitzGerald, Patrick
Pury, Geoffrey Louis
Putron, Peter
Pym, Alexander Ruthven
Pym, Francis Leslie, Baron Pym, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pym, John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Pym, John George Alexander
Pym, Martin Jeremy, where he was wounded
Pym, Roland, in the Royal Artillery
Pym, Victor Francis
Quadt zu Wykradt und Isny, Alban Paul
Quemper de Lanascol, Gabriel
Quintal, Charles Martin
Quintal, Edward Allen
Quintal, Frederick Adolph, in Borneo & New Guinea. After his discharge (15 Jan 1946), he was a
taxi driver in Sydney before farming at Kangaroo Valley, NSW. He was a good
tennis player, and in his later years, took up lawn
Quintal, John Hilton Knight
Quintal, Kenneth Gilbert Campbell
Quintal, Macey Gregory, with the Royal Australian Air Force
Quintal, Roy Cornish
Radey, Johann Georg
Radford, Arthur William
Rae, John Edward Keith, where he escaped from France in 1940, and fought at El Alamein
Raikes, Dacre Francis Arthur ( 1943-1946 ), in the Royal Navy
Rainsford-Hannay, Patrick Ramsay ( 1940-1942 )
Ralli, Godfrey Victor, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Ralli, Lucas John, where he was mentioned in despatches
Ramsay, Alexander Arthur Alphonso David Maule, of Mar, where he was wounded in North Africa in 1943
Ramsay, Alexander Henry Richard Maule
Ramsay, Alexander Robert
Ramsay, George Patrick Maule, where he was wounded and mentioned in despatches
Ramsay, James Surtees Maule
Ramsay, Simon, 16th Earl of Dalhousie, where he became a POW
Ratibor, Viktor Albrecht Johannes Josef Michael Maria
Rawlinson, Michael Grayson
Rawlinson, Peter Anthony Grayson, Baron Rawlinson of Ewell, where he was mentioned in despatches
Rawnsley, Derek
Reilly-Minchin, Henry Falkiner Reilly
Reinach, Jean Pierre
Rennie, John
Reuss zu Köstritz, Heinrich VI ( 1939-1942 )
Reutther von Weyl, Josef Gabriel Maria
Reutther von Weyl, Karl Johannes Maria
Rew, John
Reynell-Pack, Heber, as a Lieutenant with the Grenadier Guards
Reynolds-Moreton, Claude Anthony
Rhodes-Moorhouse, William Henry
Rhys, David Reginald, where he was wounded
Richards, Charles Gordon
Richardson, Ralph David, in the Fleet Air Arm
Ridlington, Jack Harry, where he was wounded
Riley, Christopher John Molesworth
Riley, John Roland Christopher
Rimington, Reginald Gordon Ward
Ripley, Edward Robert Guy
Ripley, Henry Derek
Ripley, Hugh George Harley, 4th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches twice and was wounded
Ritchie, David James Reoch
Ritchie, Harold Malcolm, 5th Baron Ritchie of Dundee
Ritchie, Stewart
Rivett-Carnac, James William, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Robb, Alan
Roberts, unknown son
Robins, Thomas Ellis, 1st and last Baron Robins ( 1939-1945 )
Robinson, Isaac Kenneth Blatchley
Robinson, Michael Lister
Roche, George Campbell Adair
Roche, Reginald Rupert Burke
Roche, Standish O'Grady, 4th Bt.
Roche, Thomas Gabriel ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Rocque de Severac, Jean-Pierre
Rollo, Norman Chetwynd
Rollo, Primula Susan, in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Rolt, Cecil Francis Burney
Romilly, Esmond Marcus David
Roope, Gerard Broadmead, V.C.
Roper-Caldbeck, Arthur Terence
Roper-Caldbeck, George Reginald, where he became a POW
Roper-Caldbeck, Henry Bertram, where he became a POW
Roper-Caldbeck, William Noel
Rose, Charles Vincent Douglas, where he was taken as a POW in Singapore
Rose, Francis Cyril, 4th Bt. ( 1940-1942 ), in the Royal Air Force, and was invalided
Rose, Hugh William Mackenzie
Ross, Peter
Rothschild, Edmund Leopold, where he was wounded
Rothschild, Elie Robert, and was a POW at Colditz
Rothschild, Guy Edouard Alphonse Paul
Rothschild, Nathaniel Mayer Victor, 3rd Baron Rothschild, where he was mentioned in despatches
Rouse-Boughton, Edward Hotham, 13th Bt. ( 1939-1945 )
Rowan-Hamilton, Angus David, where he became a POW and escaped
Rowan-Hamilton, Denys Archibald
Rowan-Hamilton, Gawaine Leslie ( 1942 ), where he became a POW
Rowley, Charles Samuel, 6th Bt.
Rowley, George William, 5th Bt. ( 1939-1941 )
Rowley, Joshua Francis, 7th Bt.
Rowley, Vivian Charles Beaumont
Rowley, William Joshua, 6th Bt.
Royle, John Popplewell
Rudge, John Edward Charles, in the Royal Artillery, and was mentioned in despatches
Rue, Eric Vincent, 3rd Bt.
Rueff, Albert Marcus
Ruggles-Brise, Stephen Coope
Runcie, Robert Alexander Kennedy, Baron Runcie, with the Scots Guards
Russell, Alaric Charles William
Russell, Cosmo Rex Ivor, where he was mentioned in despatches
Russell, David Hastings Gerald
Russell, Edward Wriothesley Curzon
Russell, Geoffrey Denis Erskine, 4th Baron Ampthill
Russell, Guy Herbrand Edward, where he was mentioned in despatches
Russell, James
Russell, John Hugo, 3rd Baron Ampthill
Russell, John Ian Robert, 13th Duke of Bedford ( 1939-1940 ), where he was invalided
Russell, Leopold Oliver
Russell, Odo George Henry ( 1939-1940 ), where he was wounded, and held as a POW
Russell, Phyllis Margaret, in the British Red Cross Society, where she was mentioned in despatches
Russell, Raymond Lennox Somerville
Russell, Sidney Cumine, of Aden
Russell, Stephen Alexander Villiers, where he was captured as a prisoner of war
Russell, Stuart Hugh Minto
Ruxton, Thomas Rawdon
Ryder, Algernon Frederick Roland Dudley
Ryder, Archibald Stuart Dudley, where he was mentioned in despatches
Ryder, Dudley Danvers Granville Coutts, 7th Earl of Harrowby, in India, Java and North-West Europe, where he was wounded
Ryder, Dudley, 6th Earl of Harrowby
Ryder, Edward Dorrien Dudley
Ryder, Ernle Terrick Dudley
Ryder, Frederick Granville Dudley
Ryder, Hugh Granville Leveson Dudley, where he was mentioned in despatches
Ryder, John Stuart Terrick Dudley ( 1942-1945 ), where he was wounded
Ryder, Lisle Charles Dudley
Ryder, Robert Edward Dudley, V.C., where he was mentioned in despatches four times
Saalfeld, Enzio Heinrich Waldemar Carl ( 1939-1941 )
Sacher, Michael Moses, with the Royal Army Service Corps
Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha, Dietmar Hubertus Friedrich Wilhelm Philip ( 1939-1943 )
Sachsen-Meiningen, Anton-Ulrich Bernhard Friedrich Ernst ( 1939-1940 )
Sackville Hamilton, James Berkeley ( 1943-1945 ), with the QVO Madras Sappers and Miners in India, Burma and Malaya, where he was mentioned in despatches
Sackville, Thomas Henry Jordan ( 1941-1943 )
Sackville, William Herbrand, 10th Earl De La Warr
Salis-Soglio, Antonius
Salm-Salm, Alfred Constantin Augustinus Johannes Bapt Joseph Maria
Salmon, Frank Robert
Salmon, Russell
Salmon, Thomas David, and was mentioned in despatches
Samuel, Anthony Gerald
Samuel, Marcus Richard, 3rd Viscount Bearsted ( 1939-1944 ), where he was wounded
Samuel, Peter Montefiore Samuel, 4th Viscount Bearsted, where he was mentioned in despatches
Satzger von Bálványos, Christian
Saumarez, James Victor Broke, 6th Baron de Saumarez
Savile, John Raphael Wentworth, 7th Earl of Mexborough of Lifford
Sayn-Wittgenstein, Heinrich
Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, Gottfried Stanislaus Paul Friedrich
Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, Ludwig Ferdinand
Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, Wolf-Dietrich Casimir Maximilian Ernst
Saywell, John Evan Hardy, with the Australian Imperial Force
Scarlett, Felix Hugh Lawrence
Scarlett, James Richard, 8th Baron Abinger
Scarlett, John Leopold Campbell, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Scarlett, Percy Gerald ( 1939-1942 )
Schaesberg, Eugen
Schaumburg-Lippe, Georg-Wilhelm
Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Friedrich Wilhelm ( 1939-1940 )
Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Hans Albrecht ( 1939-1944 )
Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Johann Georg ( 1939-1941 )
Schnurbein, Maximilian
Schubert, Guy Edgar
Schönaich-Carolath, Hans Georg
Schönburg-Glauchau, Ernst Heinrich Ferdinand Maria Joseph Anton
Schönburg-Waldenburg, Alfred
Schönburg-Waldenburg, Hugo
Sclater-Booth, Barbara Amy, in the Women's Royal Naval Service
Sclater-Booth, Diana Penelope Florence, in theFirst Aid Nursing Yeomanry
Sclater-Booth, John Limbrey Robert, 3rd Baron Basing of Basin Byflete and of Hoddington, serving with the Royal Engineers Movement Control, Dorset
Scott, Alan Dudley
Scott, Douglas Winchester, 2nd Bt.
Scott, Eric Surtees
Scott, Eustace Ian
Scott, Harold Eldon
Scott, John, 4th Earl of Eldon
Scott, Kenneth Bertram
Scott, Osmund Stuart, with the Royal Signals
Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, David
Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, William Alexander
Sebag-Montefiore, Denzil Charles
Sebag-Montefiore, Eric Cecil, where he was mentioned in despatches
Sebag-Montefiore, Harold Henry, with the Royal Air Force
Sebag-Montefiore, Oliver Robert Marne ( 1939-1945 )
Sebag-Montefiore, Thomas Henry
Seeds, James
Seeds, Robert
Seely, David Peter, 4th Baron Mottistone
Seely, Frank James Wriothesley
Seely, Nigel Richard William
Seely, Victor Basil John, 4th Bt., where he was a prisoner of war from 1941 to 1943, before escaping
Selby-Lowndes, Geoffrey Howard William
Sergison-Brooke, Bertram Norman, in Europe and the Middle East
Sergison-Brooke, Timothy Mark
Seymour, Adrian John Conway, where he was mentioned in despatches
Seymour, Christopher George, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Seymour, Evelyn Roger
Seymour, Frank Hugh
Seymour, George Fitzroy ( 1941-1942 ), with the 60th Rifles, and was invalided
Seymour, George Raymond
Seymour, George Victor, where he was wounded
Seymour, Henry Frank
Seymour, Hugh Francis
Seymour, Hugh Wilfred Napier
Seymour, John Edward, where he was wounded
Seymour, Leopold Richard
Seymour, Michael Henry, where he became a POW
Seymour, Paul de Grey Horatio
Seymour, Vere Hugh, in France, North Africa, India and Germany
Seymour, William John
Seymour, William Napier, where he was mentioned in despatches
Seymour, William Walter
Shand, Bruce Middleton Hope, where h was wounded, and became a POW in 1942
Shaw, Thomas Donald Mackay, 3rd Baron Craigmyle ( 1943-1946 )
Shaw-Stewart, Patrick Hugh
Shaw-Stewart, Walter Guy, 9th Bt. ( 1940 ), in France
Shawcross, Christopher Nyholm
Sheehan, George Hercus
Shelley, George Edward
Shephard, Philip Le Roy
Shirley, John Evelyn ( 1941-1945 )
Shoppee, Charles Tilley Collett, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Shordiche-Churchward, Paul Rycaut de Shordiche, with the Coldstream Guards
Short, Edward Watson, Baron Glenamara
Shuttleworth, Richard Ashton
Sidney, William Philip, 1st Viscount De L'Isle, V.C.
Sieff, Marcus Joseph, Baron Sieff of Brimpton, in the Middle East
Sieff, Michael David ( 1939 )
Silva-Tarouca, Karl
Silvertop, David Arthur Henry
Simonds, Gavin Alexander
Simonds, Malachy James Simonds, in the Royal Air Force
Simpson, Robert Seymour
Sinclair, James Roderick, 19th Earl of Caithness
Skene, Nigel Robert Moncrieff
Slade, Alfred Fothringham, 5th Bt.
Slade, Gerald Gordon
Slade, Marcus George Savill, in the Royal Artillery
Slessor, John Arthur Guinness ( 1943-1945 ), in Northern France
Sloss, Francis Neville
Smijth-Windham, William Russell, where he was mentioned in despatches
Smiley, Charles Michael ( 1939-1940 ), where he became a POW
Smiley, David de Crespigny, where he was mentioned in despatches
Smiley, Hugh Houston, 3rd Bt.
Smiley, John Claude
Smith, David John
Smith, Ferdinando Dudley Henry Lea, 13th Lord Dudley
Smith, Frederick John Vivian, 2nd Baron Colwyn, where he was wounded
Smith, Hugh Adeane Vivian, where he was mentioned in despatches
Smith, James Frederick Arthur, where he was mentioned in despatches
Smith, James Grant, with the Canadian Army
Smith, Michael Constantine
Snell, Christopher Villiers Ivan
Snell, Edmund George Frederick, and became a Prisoner-of-War in Austria or Greece
Snell, Francis Ivan ( 1942-1946 )
Snell, Hubert Keith, with the 1st Australian Highway Regiment, and the 1st Australian Engineer Store Baese Depot
Snook, Glen Townsend, with the Royal Canadian Navy
Solms-Laubach, Karl
Somerset, Arthur Henry, in the Pacific, in the Royal Australian Navy
Somerset, Edward Plantagenet ( 1943-1945 ), in the Royal Australian Air Force
Somerset, FitzRoy Douglas Boscawen, where he was wounded
Somerset, FitzRoy Henry, in the South African Forces
Somerset, John Alexander
Somerset, John FitzRoy Pechell ( 1942-1945 ), where he was wounded
Somerset, Raglan FitzRoy, in the South West Pacific with 2/10 Australian Commando Squadron, and was mentioned in despatches
Somerset-Johnstone, James Veitch
Somerville, Christopher
Sowrey, John Adam, where he became an ace in the Western Desert
Spee, Balthasar
Spencer, Edward Almeric ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Spencer, Edward John, 8th Earl Spencer ( 1944-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Spencer, Francis Elmhirst ( 1939-1945 )
Spencer, John Lawrence ( 1939-1945 )
Spencer, Richard Augustus ( 1939-1945 )
Spencer, Victor Alexander, 2nd Viscount Churchill ( 1939-1945 ), in the US Air Force
Spencer-Churchill, John George ( 1939-1945 )
Speth von Schulzburg, Viktor
Spielmann, Harold David, taking part in D-Day on Juno Beach with the Canadian Forces
Spread, George Patrick
Spread, Robert Basil
Spring, Kenneth Arthur
St. Aubyn, Edward FitzRoy
St. Aubyn, Francis Cecil Ord, 3rd Baron St. Levan of St. Michaels Mount ( 1939-1941 )
St. Aubyn, Geoffrey Piers
St. Aubyn, Giles Rowan, where he was invalided
St. Aubyn, John Francis Arthur, 4th Baron St. Levan of St. Michaels Mount, on mine-sweepers guarding the convoys to Russia
St. Aubyn, Michael John
St. Aubyn, Oliver Piers, where he was mentioned in despatches
St. Aubyn, Thomas Edward
St. John, Michael Beauchamp, as commander of the submarines L26, Traveller, Parthian and Totem
St. John, Stratford Allan Gerald, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
St. Leger, Anthony Rene
St. Quintin, Charles Frederic William
Stacpoole, Derek Roderick William
Stacpoole, George Geoffrey Robert Edward, 6th Duc de Stackpoole
Stacpoole, Richard Hassard
Stafford-King-Harman, Thomas Edward
Stamper, Henry William Gilborn
Stanhope, William Henry Leicester, 11th Earl of Harrington
Stanley, Anthony Hugh
Stanley, Charles John Geoffrey ( 1940-1945 ), in France and North-West Europe
Stanley, David William, in the Middle East, North Africa and Italy
Stanley, Desmond Geoffrey, in the Royal Air Force
Stanley, Edward John, 18th Earl of Derby
Stanley, Frederick Arthur
Stanley, Henry Ferdinand
Stanley, Michael Charles
Stannus, Graydon Grant Harvey Trevor, in France and Burma
Stanton, John Preston
Staples, Richard Molesworth, 17th Bt., in Burma
Stengal, Heinrich
Stephens, Frederick
Stern, John Douglas
Sternau und Hohenau, Gotz-Kraft
Stevens, Charles Clinton
Stewart, Alexander David
Stewart, Charles David
Stewart, John Rosley Miller
Stewart, Keith Ian Douglas, where he was mentioned in despatches
Stewart, Malcolm
Stewart, Malise Herbert
Stewart-Brown, Leslie
Stewart-Brown, Patrick Abbott
Stewart-Brown, Philip Harman
Stewart-Brown, Ronald David, where he was mentioned in despatches
Stewart-Brown, William Sutton
Stewart-Richardson, Edward James, with the Royal New Zealand Air Force
Stewart-Richardson, Ian Rorie Hay, of Pitfour, 16th Bt., in Africa and Italy and was mentioned in despatches twice, and was wounded
Stewart-Richardson, John Charles, with the Royal New Zealand Air Force
Stewart-Richardson, Torquil Cathel Hugh
Stewart-Wilson, Ralph Stewart, 11th of Balnakeilly
Stirling, Archibald David, where he founded the Special Air Service, which operated in the North African desert behind enemy lines
Stirling, Hugh Joseph
Stirling, Hugh Richard
Stirling, William Joseph, of Keir
Stirling-Aird, Peter Douglas Miller, of Kippendavie ( 1944-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Stocken, Cyril Alfred
Stockley, Ralph Capel
Stolberg-Wernigerode, Josef Ludwig
Stolberg-Wernigerode, Ludwig-Christian Otto Gustav Alexander Romanus
Stoney, Bowes Bindon
Stoney, George Edward
Stoney, Gerald Johnstone Percy Lipyeatt, with the Royal Canadian Air Force
Stoney, Ralph Francis Ewart, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Stoney, Richard Edward
Stoney, Robert Vesey
Stoney, Thomas Butler, with the Royal Air Force
Stonor, Pamela Mary, where she was mentioned in despatches
Stonor, Ralph Robert Watts Sherman, 6th Lord Camoys
Stoop, Michael
Stopford Sackville, Nigel Victor, where he was mentioned in despatches
Stopford, Arthur Robert, in the Royal Air Force
Stopford, Charles William ( 1940-1943 )
Stopford, Frederick Victor
Stopford, James Coverley
Stopford, James Montagu Burgoyne, 8th Earl of Courtown
Stopford, Lionel Frederick John ( 1944-1945 )
Stopford, Michael Robert Horace
Stopford, Montagu George North, where he was mentioned in despatches
Stopford, Robert Maurice
Stopford, Terence Victor
Stopford, Thomas ( 1939-1945 )
Stopford, Walter John ( 1939-1942 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Storr, Leycester Penrhyn
Stourton, Athelstan Claud Edward
Straker-Smith, William Joseph
Strickland, Algernon Guy
Strickland, Claud Dobrée
Strutt, Alexander Ronald George, 4th Baron Belper, where he was wounded
Strutt, Ivan Cornwallis
Stuart, Archibald John Morton, 19th Earl of Moray
Stuart, Burleigh Edward St. Lawrence
Stuart, David Andrew Noel, Viscount Stuart
Stuart, John William Brownlow, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Stuart, Robert John Ochiltree, Viscount Stuart
Stuart-Hamilton, Henry Rudston
Stuart-Hamilton, Michael Hamish Alistair
Stubenberg, Josef-Wolfgang Maria Ernst
Stucley, Lewis Robert Carew
Stucley, Peter Francis Carew
Studdert, Alfred Theodore Stanley
Studdert, Clay Carter, with U.S. Army Air Force
Studdert, David Wallace, II
Studdert, Gordon Robert, with the Royal Australian Air Force
Studdert, Hugh Patrick
Studdert, James William
Studdert, John Handcock
Studdert, John Milton, with Australian Military Forces
Studdert, Malcolm Lindsay de Clare, with the Australia Militiary Forces
Studdert, Mervin Leslie, with the Royal Australian Air Force
Studdert, Neville L. ( 1939 ), with the Royal Australian Air Force
Studdert, Reginald Hallam
Studdert, Richard de Clare, with Australian Military Forces
Studdert, Robert Hallam
Studdert, Thomas Copland
Studdert, Vivien Patricia, n Australian Military Forces
Studdert, William Walton
Suenson-Taylor, Kenneth Bent, 2nd Baron Grantchester
Sutton, George Cherrington
Swift, Peter Wilkinson
Swinscow, Thomas Douglas Victor, and was wounded at Arnhem
Sykes, John Henry, in Egypt, North Africa and North-West Europe, and was mentioned in despatches
Sykes, Richard Alexander
Sykes, William Alan Flowerdew
Symons, Peter Nicholas, with the South Wales Borderers
Synge, John Steele, with the Australian Imperial Force, in New Guinea
Synge, Neale Francis
Synge, Pamela Mary, in the Middle East, and was mentioed in despatches
Synge, Patrick Millington ( 1943-1945 )
Talbot, Edward Bartle
Talbot, Francis Robert Cecil
Talbot, Gilbert Seymour Wyndham
Talbot, Joseph Francis John
Tarleton, Gerald Weldon Browne, where he was mentioned in despatches three times
Tarnowski, Wladislaw
Taylor, Charles Stuart
Taylor, George, including the North-West Campaign
Taylor, John Aked, Baron Ingrow
Taylor, Winifred Cresswell, with the Voluntary Aid Department (V.A.D.) and Women's Auxiliary Corps (W.A.C.) of India, Naval Wing
Taylour, Douglas Bective Huntingtower ( 1940-1945 )
Taylour, Edward Winchester Tollemache, where he was mentioned in despatches
Telling, Henry Willis Maxwell
Tempest, Henry Roger, when he was wounded in Germany
Tennant, Archibald
Tennant, John, where he was wounded and became a POW at Tobruk
Tennant, John Edward
Tennyson-d'Eyncourt, Ralph Eustace Lovett
Thadden, Bogislaw
Thadden, Ernst Dietrich
Thadden, Leopold
Thatcher, Denis, 1st Bt.
Thenard, Jacques
Thesiger, Bertram Sackville
Thesiger, Dermot Vigors
Thesiger, Richard Edward Knight
Thesiger, Roderic Miles Doughty, where he was wounded twice, and became a POW
Thomas, Brian Denny, in Royal Air Force Coastal Cmd
Thomas, Godfrey Michael David, 11th Bt.
Thomas, Peter John Mitchell, Baron Thomas of Gwydir ( 1939-1941 ), becoming a POW for 1941-45
Throckmorton, Nicholas Joseph Anthony
Throckmorton, Robert Frederick Anthony
Throckmorton, Robert George Maxwell, 11th Bt.
Thubron, Gerald Ernest, in North Italy and Austria
Thun und Hohenstein, August
Thun und Hohenstein, Matteo
Thun und Hohenstein, Oswald
Thungen, Lutz
Thynne, Brian Sheridan, where he was mentioned in despatches
Thynne, Christopher William Granville, with the Australian Forces, where he was wounded
Thynne, Henry Frederick, 6th Marquess of Bath, where he was wounded
Thynne, John Granville
Thynne, Oliver St. Maur, where he was mentioned in despatches
Tickell, Douglas John
Tindal, Ralph, where he was mentioned in despatches
Tod, Andrew Leonard Fayrer Keith
Toler-Aylward, Victor George, when he was mentioned in despatches
Tollemache, Humphrey Douglas
Tors, Ivan, with the U.S. Army Air Force
Tottenham, George Robert
Towers-Clark, William Tidswell ( 1940-1944 )
Townsend, Cyril Moseley, where he was wounded and evacuated at Dunkirk, and in Burma and India
Townsend, David Franks
Townsend, Edward Richard
Townsend, Edward Walter
Townsend, Peter Woolridge
Townsend, Philip Arthur
Townsend, Reginald Philip
Townsend, Richard Uniacke Denny, with the Merchant Service and Intelligence Corps
Townshend, Charles Richard de Bunsen Loftus
Townshend, Edward Arthur Penderell Loftus
Townshend, Richard Denis Hare
Trafford, Edward Willoughby
Trafford, Hubert Edmund Francis, with King's Own Malta Regiment
Traill, Anthony
Traill, Anthony O'Brien
Traill, David Anthony, with the Royal Air Force
Traill, Henry Austin, where he was mentioned in despatches
Traill, Henry Francis O'Brien, where he became a POW in Singapore
Traill, William Walter Alan, with East African Forces
Trefusis, Henry
Trefusis, Robert John Rodolph
Trench, Antony Barclay ( 1939-1943 ), where he was captured and held as a POW
Trench, Bernard Frederic
Trench, David Clive Crosbie ( 1939 ), with the Solomon Islands Defence Force
Trench, Desmond Ernest Crosbie
Trench, Dudley Oliver, 5th Baron Ashtown, where he was mentioned in despatches
Trench, George Shan Crosbie, where he was mentioned and dispatches, and captured and held as a POW
Trench, John Cecil Oliver
Trench, John Patrick
Trench, Nigel Clive Cosby, 7th Baron Ashtown, where he was mentioned in despatches
Trench, Peter Crosbie
Trench-Gascoigne, Douglas Wilder
Trenchard, Hugh
Trevor-Roper, John Cadwaladr
Trevor-Roper, Ranulf
Trevor-Roper, Richard Dacre
Tristram, William Barrington
Trollope, Anthony Owen Clavering, 16th Bt., with the 2nd/5th Field Regimen,t Royal Australian Artillery in the Middle East and New Guinea
Trotha, Wolf-Ulrich
Truscott, Denis Henry
Turville-Constable-Maxwell, David
Tuyll van Serooskerken, Alexander Frederik
Tweedie, Hugo Douglas
Twickel, Ignatius
Twickel, Ludwig
Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, Cecil Wingfield
Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, David Eustace Martindale, where he was wounded
Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, Ingelram Ivo
Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, Ivo Murray, 14th Baron Saye and Sele ( 1939-1941 )
Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, Michael Yorke ( 1940-1943 )
Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, Ranulph, 2nd Bt.
Tyler, Richard
Tyndale-Biscoe, Robert McIver ( 1940-1942 ), with the Royal Air Force, Intelligence
Tyndale-Biscoe, Wilfred Julian, with the Royal Marines
Tyrwhitt, Lionel Rupert Knyvet, where he was mentioned in despatches four times
Ueberacker, Friedrich
Upjohn, Clive Henry Critchett
Upjohn, Gerald Ritchie, Baron Upjohn ( 1939-1945 )
Van de Weyer, Adrian John Bates
Van de Weyer, Sylvain Victor Bates ( 1939-1945 )
Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, Felix Gilbert
Vanderbilt, Alfred Gwynne, Jr., where he commanded a PT boat
Vane-Tempest, Francis Charles Joseph
Vanneck, Gerard Charles Arcedeckne, 6th Baron Huntingfield of Heveningham Hall, in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Vanneck, Peter Beckford Rutgers
Vans Agnew, John Burns, of Baronbarroch
Vaughan, Edmund Bernard Malet
Vaughan, John David Malet, 8th Earl of Lisburne
Vavasour, Bede Joseph Stourton
Vereker, Charles William Medlicott
Vereker, Colin Leopold Prendergast, 8th Viscount Gort, where he was mentioned in despatches
Vereker, Derek Standish
Vereker, John Cayzer Medlicott
Vereker, John Herbert Radcliffe Medlicott
Vereker, John Standish Surtees Prendergast, 6th Viscount Gort, V.C.
Vereker, Patrick Brian
Vereker, Stanley Lloyd Medlicott
Verner, James William Hay
Verner, John Wingfield
Verner, Laurence Hubert
Verney, David
Verney, Hugh Alexander, where he was wounded
Verney, John, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Verney, Lawrence John
Verney, Ralph Bruce, 5th Bt.
Verney, Stephen Edmund
Verney-Cave, Ambrose Jordan
Verney-Cave, Thomas Adrian, 7th Lord Braye
Vernon, John Hamo Jackson
Vernon, Nigel John Douglas, 4th Bt.
Vesey, Christopher Thomas, where he was wounded
Vesey, John Eustace, 6th Viscount de Vesci of Abbey Leix, where he was a POW
Vesey, Osbert Eustace
Vesey, Thomas George
Vestey, William Howarth
Vidal, Eugene Luther, Jr., with the U.S. Army Reserve as master of an Army supply boat in the Aleutians
Vignon, Sixte
Villiers, Algernon Richard John, in France and Iceland
Villiers, Anthony Henry Heber
Villiers, Charles English Hyde
Villiers, David Hugh, where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Villiers, Edmund Rollo Stanley, with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Villiers, Francis Berkeley Hyde
Villiers, Geoffrey Richard
Villiers, George Dumba
Villiers, Gerald Berkeley
Villiers, John Michael, where she was mentioned in despatches
Villiers, Kenneth Charles Howard, in Burma and Far East, where he was wounded
Villiers, Patrick
Villiers, Richard Montagu, where he was wounded and mentioned in despatches
Villiers, Robert Alexander, where he was mentioned in despatches
Villiers, Thomas Hyde
Villiers, William Amherst, with the Royal Air Force
Villiers, William Nicholas Somers Laurence Hyde
Villiers-Stuart, Charles Henry, with the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
Vittinghof, Friedrich Wilhelm Alexander Maria Hubertus, gennant Schell zu Schellenburg
Vittinghof, Johannes Nepomuk, gennant Schell zu Schellenburg
Vogue, Charles-Louis
Vosper, Dennis Forwood, Baron Runcorn ( 1939-1946 ), with the Cheshire Regiment
Vousden, George Valentine
Wadeson, George Francis
Wadham, Geoffrey Wyndham
Wagstaff, Norman R.
Wake, Geoffrey St. Aubyn
Wake, Hereward, 14th Bt.
Wake, Herwald Molyneux Sitwell
Wake, Hugh, and was mentioned in despatches twice
Wake, Peter, where he was wounded
Wake, Roger, where he was mentioned in despatches and was wounded
Waldegrave, John Montagu Granville ( 1939-1944 )
Walker, Claude Frederick, where he was mentioned in dispatches twice
Wallace, David John
Wallace, Donald Charles, where he was mentioned in despatches
Wallace, Malcolm Robert, of that Ilk ( 1941-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Wallenberg, Horst
Walrond, Henry Humphrey Richard Methwold, with the Royal Army Pay Corps
Walrond, William George Hood, 2nd Baron Walrond ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Walters, Michael John Priaulx
Walters, Robert Vincent de Sausmarez
Walthall, Leigh Edward Delves
Wangenheim, Götz
Warburton-Lee, Bernard Armitage, V.C.
Ward, Anthony Bangor
Ward, Diana ( 1941-1946 ), serving with the St. John Ambulance Brigade and Women's Royal Naval Service
Ward, Edward Frederick
Ward, Edward John Sutton
Ward, Edwin James Greenfield, in the King's Dragoon Guards
Ward, Hamilton Frederick
Ward, James Palmer, in North Africa and Italy
Ward, Julian Humble Dudley, where he was mentioned in despatches
Ward, Richard Erskine
Ward, Richard Thomas
Ward, Roderick John
Ward, William Humble David, 4th Earl of Dudley, where he was wounded
Ward-Boughton-Leigh, Percy Wilfrid Theodosius
Warner, John William ( 1945 )
Warrand, Selwyn John Power
Warren, Ernest Wilfred, where he was wounded
Warren, John Anthony Crosby
Warrender, Harold John
Warrender, Simon George
Waterlow, Anthony Edgar Russell
Waterlow, Peter Rupert
Waterlow, Ronald James Charlton, where he was mentioned in despatches
Waterlow, Thomas Gordon, 3rd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Waterlow, William James, 2nd Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches
Waters, Eric Fletcher
Watson, Thomas Gavin, and was mentioned in despatches
Watson, William Douglas ( 1939-1945 ), where he was mentioned in despatches twice
Watt, Terence Andrew Alfred
Waugh, Alexander Raban, in France, Syria and Iraq
Waugh, Arthur Evelyn St. John, in the Royal Marines, serving in Crete and Yugoslavia
Wavell, Archibald John Arthur, 2nd Earl Wavell ( 1939-1945 ), where he was wounded
Wavell, Archibald Percival, 1st Earl Wavell ( 1939-1943 )
Wedderburn-Ogilvy, Donald Stephen
Weeks, Ronald Morce, 1st and last Baron Weeks ( 1939-1945 )
Weld Forester, Cecil George Wilfred, 7th Baron Forester of Willey Park
Weld-Blundell, George Frederick
Weld-Forester, Charles Robert Cecil ( 1939-1940 ), where he was mentioned in dispatches twice and became a POW
Wellesley, Arthur Valerian, 8th Duke of Wellington ( 1939-1945 ), serving in the Middle East, Italy and North-West Europe
Wellesley, Denis Arthur, 5th Earl Cowley, with the Royal Air Force
Wellesley, George ( 1939-1945 )
Wellesley, Gerald, 7th Duke of Wellington ( 1939-1945 )
Wellesley, Henry Valerian George, 6th Duke of Wellington ( 1939-1943 )
Wellesley, Richard ( 1939-1945 )
Wellesley, Violet Evelyn ( 1939-1945 )
Wellesley-Colley, Philip Anthony
Wellings, Donald Maitland
Wells, George Crichton
Wendt, Carl
Wentworth-Stanley, Charles Wroughton ( 1940-1946 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
Wentworth-Stanley, Geoffrey David
Wentworth-Stanley, Oliver Montagu, in North Africa, Italy, France and Germany
Wernher, George Michael Alexander
West, Augustus Cuthbert Erskine
West, Dudley Somerset Erskine
Westarp, Georg-Viktor
Westenra, William, 5th/6th Baron Rossmore of Monaghan
Westphalen zu Furstenberg, Carl Philipp
Westropp, Edward Ralph Shotton
Westropp, Lionel Henry Mountifort
Westropp, Victor John Eric
Westwood, Jack, in the Royal Australian Air Force
Westwood, Robert Evelyn Ross
Whately-Smith, Anthony R. W.
Wheatley-Hubbard, Evelyn Raymond
White, Dermot Grove
White, Elizabeth Patricia, in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force
White, Headley Dymoke, 3rd Bt.
White, Lynton Stuart, where he was mentioned in despatches
Whitefoord, Anthony
Whitefoord, Hugh Penry ( 1945 )
Whitefoord, Neil Steuart Patrick
Whitefoord, Philip Geoffrey, with the BEF in France
Whitehead, Gilbert Rathbone
Whitehead, John Chase
Whitehead, Philip Henry Rathbone, 4th Bt., with the Intelligence Corps
Whitelaw, William Stephen Ian, 1st and last Viscount Whitelaw
Whiting, Jack Maxwell
Whitney, John Hay, where he became a POW, but escaped
Wielopolski, Jan
Wilberforce, Richard Orme, Baron Wilberforce, with the Royal Artillery
Wilberforce, William Basil Samuel Joseph Anthony Edward
Wild, Charles Edric Verney
Williams, Basil Edward Grover ( 1939-1945 )
Williams, Neville Glyn
Williams, William Law, 8th Bt.
Williams, unknown son
Williamson, Alexander Fergus Forbes
Williamson, David Archibald Forbes
Williamson, John Archibald Harford, 3rd Baron Forres
Williamson, William Hedworth
Willis, Algernon Usborne
Willock, Robert Peel
Willoughby, Bernard
Wills, Edward Robert Hamilton, where he was wounded
Wills, Frederick Anthony Hamilton, 2nd Baron Dulverton
Wills, Hugh David Hamilton
Wills, Michael Desmond Hamilton
Wilson, Arthur Denis
Wilson, Eric Charles Twelves, V.C.
Wilson, James Robertson, of Airdrie, 2nd Bt.
Wilson, John
Wilson, Richard O'Brien
Winant, John Gilbert, Jr., where he became a POW
Windham, James Steuart, where he was mentioned in despatches
Windham, William Evan, where he was mentioned in despatches
Windisch-Grätz, Gottlieb
Windisch-Grätz, Hugo
Wingate, Reginald Eric Lennard, and was mentioned in despatches
Winnington, Francis Salwey William, 6th Bt., where he was mentioned in despatches and became a POW
Winnington, Thomas Foley Churchill
Winnington-Ingram, Arthur Francis
Winnington-Ingram, Charles Alfred
Winnington-Ingram, Richard Sullivan, where he was mentioned in despatches
Wodehouse, Armine Boyle ( 1942-1945 ), with Grenadier Guards
Wodehouse, Cenric Nourse
Wodehouse, Edmond
Wodehouse, John, 4th Earl of Kimberley ( 1942-1945 )
Wodehouse, Lionel von Tempsky ( 1943-1946 ), with the Royal Army Service Corps
Wodehouse, Norman Atherton
Wodehouse, Patrick Armine ( 1940-1946 )
Wodehouse, Philip George
Wolff Metternich zur Gracht, Ferdinand
Wolff Metternich zur Gracht, Hugo
Wolff Metternich zur Gracht, Peter
Wontner-Smith, Andrew O'Neill, in the Royal Air Force
Wood, Bernard Page Western
Wood, Charles Ingram Courtenay, 2nd Earl of Halifax
Wood, Francis Hugh Peter Courtenay
Wood, John Arthur Haigh, 2nd Bt. ( 1940-1944 )
Wood, John Stuart Page, 6th Bt.
Wood, Matthew Wakefield Drury
Wood, Richard Frederick, Baron Holderness ( 1941-1943 ), where he was severely wounded and lost both legs
Wood, Russell
Wright, Basil Owen ( 1939-1945 )
Wright, Margaret Patricia, and was mentioned in despatches
Wright, Noel Nithsdale ( 1939-1945 )
Wright, Philip Norman
Wright, Rupert Anthony ( 1939-1945 )
Wucherer von Huldenfeld, Georg Otto
Wuthenau, Traugott-Helo
Wykeham, Godfrey Charles Herbert, and was mentioned in despatches
Wyndham, David Francis
Wyndham, Mark Hugh, in the Middle East, Italy and Palestine, and was wounded twice
Wyndham-Quin, Valentine Maurice, where he was mentioned in despatches four times
Wynn, Robert Charles Michael Vaughan, 7th Baron Newborough, where he was captured as a Prisoner of War, and held at Colditz
Wynne-Finch, John Charles
Wynne-Finch, William Heneage
Yager, Francis Leslie
Yarburgh-Bateson, Richard Arthur, 6th Baron Deramore of Belvoir
Yarburgh-Bateson, Stephen Nicholas, 5th Baron Deramore of Belvoir, where he was mentioned in despatches
Yarde-Buller, John Reginald Henry
Yarde-Buller, Richard Francis Roger, 4th Baron Churston of Churston Ferrers and Lupton
Yeaman, Edward Francis
Yelverton, Barry Goring ( 1944-1945 ), in the New Zealand Forces
Yerburgh, John Maurice Armstrong, in the Irish Guards
Yerburgh, Oscar Guy de Bunsen, in the Royal Air Force
Yerburgh, Richard Eustre Marryat ( 1940-1946 )
Yorke, Alexander Peden
Yorke, Arthur Philip Denys
Yorke, Charles Anthony
Yorke, David Christopher, where he was mentioned in despatches
Yorke, George Cockburn, where he was mentioned in despatches
Yorke, James John Simon
Yorke, Patrick Langdon
Yorke, Philip Cecil Langdon
Yorke, Philip Gerard
Yorke, Simon Algernon
Young, Henry Lawrence Savill, where he was mentioned in despatches
Young, Jasper Peter
Younger, Charles Frank Johnston
ffrench-Davis, Francis Holdsworth
Count equals 4865 individuals.
Second World War|with the Fleet Air Arm
Maitland-Heriot, Frederick Euan ( 1944-1945 )
Count equals 1 individual.
St. Navaire Raid
Ryder, Robert Edward Dudley, V.C. ( 27 Mar 1942 ), where he commanded H.M.S. Campbeltown
Count equals 1 individuals.
Total count equals 4900 individuals.
=killed in action or mortally wounded during this battle/war
