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	Company Quartermaster Sergeant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Squadron Quartermaster Corporal (SQMC) is the equivalent in the Household Cavalry (in which it is an appointment of Staff Corporal).
		However, in the artillery the rank is known as Battery Quartermaster Sergeant (BtyQMS, not to be confused with the higher rank of Battalion Quartermaster Sergeant (BQMS), which is equivalent to a Warrant officer), and in the cavalry it is known as Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant (SQMS).
		The Company Quartermaster Sergeant was responsible for the company wagon and all the property it contained, including the tents, the company mess gear, the company desk, the company library, the ordnance, the subsistence provisions, and the company tools.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Company_Quartermaster_Sergeant (665 words)

	Sergeant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sergeant is a rank used in some form by most militaries, police forces, and other uniformed organisations around the world.
		In many armies, the term "Sergeant" is sometimes actually applied to a soldier of higher or lower rank holding an appointment — for example a Corporal in the British Army holding the appointment of Lance-Sergeant, or a Warrant Officer in the Canadian Forces holding the appointment of Company Quartermaster Sergeant.
		The main infantry role of a Sergeant is as Second in Command of a platoon or commander of a Fire Support Section of a weapons platoon, such as an anti-tank or mortar platoon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sergeant (2000 words)

	Sabre Squadron
		A squadron is the largest force which will normally conduct a single operation, though squadron-strength operations are less common than those of troop or patrol size, or combinations thereof.
		Also in the HQ are the Squadron Sergeant Major (SSM), a warrant officer class 2, the Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant (SQMS), a staff sergeant, and a few clerks, storemen and armourers.
		Note: although originally meant to be a Guards squadron, it is rare for over half of the men to be volunteers from the Household Cavalry and the five regiments of Foot Guards, however most of the officers have been from these units.
	users.telenet.be /22nd_SAS/sabre_squadron.htm (530 words)

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		Then comes the splitting up of his squadron into little independent patrols, and he breathes freely, for with a couple of kindred spirits on a scouting trip he is a man once more with a soul of his own.
		He was seen by one of his sergeants, who could not render him any assistance on account of the continuous firing from the house and from their own men behind.
		Sergeant Eland was also shot dead; he was the son of a local settler, whose farm adjoined Reuter's Mission Station.
	gutenberg.net.au /ebooks04/0400611.txt (22314 words)

	Special Operations.Com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In early 1964 it was reorganised on SAS lines and after a period of training at Hereford and in Brunei, was deployed in the long-range patrol role on the Malaysian/Indonesian border.
		Squadrons of the Australian and New Zealand SAS have at various times operated under the command of 22SAS.
		1 Squadron of the Australian SAS Regiment (SASR) was in Borneo March-Aug 1965 and was followed by 2 Squadron in Feb-July 1966.
	specialoperations.com /Foreign/United_Kingdom/SAS/Sabre_Squadrons.htm (902 words)

	Battle Honour Milford Highway
		B Squadron Fighting Headquarters Troop landed on Red Beach at midday (July 2) and late in the afternoon was in action with B Company of the 2/l0th Battalion in exploiting Tank Plateau as far as Soepoeleh Hill and the cracking plant.
		The B Squadron tanks returned to the squadron area at Biyth's Junction on July 25, and by the end of the month the entire group had congregated in the area at Petersham Junction.
		In these building operations there was keen rivalry between squadrons in obtaining timber which was in relatively short supply, particularly on account of the fact that the native population had to rebuild all their homes.
	www.lancers.org.au /site/Milford_Highway.asp (4115 words)

	640TH BOMBARDMENT SQUADRON (L)
		Changes in the squadron duties for officers were frequent as new officers reported for duty and the squadron moved from the formative stage into the training stage.
		The Squadron is fortunate in the selection of Major Powell as its new C. A move had been anticipated for several weeks but everyone hoped for an indefinite delay for it was generally agreed the comforts and facilities of A-48 would not be duplicated at any field we might occupy further north.
		A squadron meeting was called at 2100 hours and the Group CO informed us we were leaving for the 409th Bombardment Group, swapping with a squadron which was "SHORAN" and apparently needed in the 391st Bombardment Group.
	www.web-birds.com /9th/409/643nd_squadron.html (11192 words)

	Australian Light Horse Association Forum
		Since Quintrell began as a trumpeter he would have been in either A or D troop but as Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant he was definitely in D Troop.
		Quintrell was in D Troop A Squadron as Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant and before that as Trumpeter.
		Golding was promoted to Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant in 1916, there being a vacancy for the position at Moascar at the Training Regiment.
	www.lighthorse.org.au /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1546&ARCHIVE= (362 words)

	216 Parachute Signal Squadron
		The Squadron possess a number of trophies which are awarded annually.
		On handing over command in July l965, Major Dennis presented to the Squadron a two handled pewter tankard to be awarded each year as the new Squadron Commander saw fit.
		On leaving the Squadron in September 1979, Major Turner presented to the unit a statue of a crouching soldier to be awarded each year for a specific military activity as the Squadron Commander saw fit.
	www.216parasigs.org.uk /history/appen6.htm (524 words)

	42 Squadron History
		Sergeant Williams, with splendid courage and determination re-organized his men, and by force of personal example carried-on and finished the job.
		The Salford Squadron suffered from recruiting problems which were partly blamed on its Civil Defence role and the situation was reversed in the early 1960s with No.1 Squadron at Salford becoming all male and No.2 Squadron at Rusholme taking on the Civil Defence role and becoming mixed-sex.
		Signal Squadron is established to have 106 paid part-time soldiers, 10 regular army soldiers, 2 non-regular permanent staff, 5 civil servants and a full-time security detachment of the Ministry of Defence Guard Service.
	www.kellybadge.co.uk /42sqnhistory/42history.htm (6647 words)

	Adam Houston, First Sergeant, United States Army
		Non-Commissioned Officers of the 10th Cavalry around 1902 (The Squadron Sergeant Major, top row, left, still wears the chevrons authorized from 1899-1902 while the rest of the men wear the chevrons in use from 1902-1916) The regiment was then at Fort Robinson, Nebraska.
		Q.M. Sergeant Anderson won a bronze medal in the 1903 Department (Missouri and Texas) Cavalry competition.
		The color sergeant of the Tenth Cavalry, Adam Houston, bore to the front not only his own flags, but those of the Third Cavalry when the latter's color sergeant was shot down.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /adam-houston.htm (1244 words)

	1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Allsop in the absence of Maj. Gough M.C. has taken command of the Squadron.
		Night spent in monastery about 4 miles from the city on the road to Brussels.
		Squadron flies to England - land at Saltby, Lincs.
	www.arnhemarchive.org /war_recce.htm (2901 words)

	Warrant Officer - www.canadiansoldiers.com
		In May 1915, appointments previously warranted were given the rank of Warrant Officer Class I (the senior grade), while some appointees previously ranked as senior Sergeants now became graded as Warrant Officer Class II.
		At the start of the Second World War, the Canadian Army introduced the rank of Warrant Officer Class III to mirror British practice; while officially the rank remained on the books, the rank effectively ceased to exist in 1940 though it was not officially abolished until unification.
		However, higher grades of Chief Warrant Officer were also introduced, which are discussed in detail in that article, which expanded the authority that CWOs were able to exercise.
	canadiansoldiers.com /mediawiki-1.5.5/index.php?title=Warrant_Officer (280 words)

	Dad's War - Debert Military Camp, Nova Scotia - by Gord Collett
		Within six months of coming to Debert, I was promoted to sergeant again, and then got the "three and a crown" becoming the Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant of No. 1 Squadron - and the RQ’s right-hand man. Jack Bridges and I worked very well together and became very good friends.
		In time he was promoted to SQMS (Staff Sergeant) and later was transferred to L of C Signals and promoted to WOII to become their RQ.
		Then the Sergeants and Warrant Officers completed a foot inspection on all the men - paraded those with any blisters over to the medical officer - got washed - ate a very fast meal - showered and changed uniform - and returned to the Mess for a dance scheduled for that evening.
	www.dadswar.com /4.html (4989 words)

	Staff Sergeant
		In the QRL a Staff Sergeant (SSgt) is called a Sergeant Major this is not unusual amongst Cavalry Regiments.
		Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant (SQMS) - responsible for the Squadron administration
		Reconnaissance Troop Staff Sergeant - a difficult and demanding role - the eyes and ears of the Regiment
	www.army.mod.uk /qrl/recruiting/career/staff_sergeant.htm (172 words)

	201 (Bedford) Transport Squadron Royal Logistic Corps
		Below is a simplified form of the structure of the Squadron.
		The full titles and the personalities that fill them as at 1 October 2004 can be seen by hovering mouse over each block.
		There is a small element of permanent staff, Regular Army (Reg), Non-Regular Permanent Staff (NRPS) and Civilian (Civ), who assist in training the Squadron and taking care of the day to day matters in relation to personnel, recruiting, pay, personal documentation, training, equipment and materials, vehicle fleet management and maintenance.
	www.ipswichinter.net /201TptSqnRLC/structure.htm (124 words)

	After the Battle
		The Gazelle was carrying two aircrew and two members of 5th Infantry Bde HQ and Signal Squadron (the OC, Major Forge, and the squadron Quartermaster Sergeant).
		It is believed that the chopper was shot down by the Royal Navy as the aircraft was exceeding the speed/height restrictions imposed on friendly aircraft.
		It was some years however before the MOD admitted that it was a blue on blue contact and we all thought at the time it had been shot down by ground fire.
	www.britains-smallwars.com /Falklands/ATB (804 words)

	South African Military History Society - Journal- The Naming of Steinaecker's Horse
		His steps are worth noting: squadron quartermaster- sergeant - lieutenant - captain - major, DSO - hon lieutenant-colonel in the army.
		Sandbach sent his reply to Steinaecker at Pietermaritzburg on the same day: 'Your proposals sanctioned; authority wired to General Wolfe-Murray.' He sent a further signal to 'Chowder', also on 17 August, advising that the General approved both Steinaecker's assuming the rank of major and his proposals for the constitution of the force.
		The South African Mounted Irregular Forces (SAMIF) Roll(19) shows that five squadrons of Steinaecker' s Horse were raised at Pietermaritzburg on 7 November 1900 ('for 6 months or 3 years') and that they were disbanded at Komati Poort on 7 February 1903 - the last SAMIF unit to be disbanded.
	rapidttp.com /milhist/vol103di.html (3921 words)

	Train Within the Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In Jul 93 WO Forrest was posted to 2 CER, Petawawa where he was employed as a Section 2IC in 1 Tp, Section Commander within 1 Tp, 2 Tp, 4 Tp, 5 Tp (at different times) and as Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant of 23 Field Squadron.
		WO Forrest was moved to 4 Tp as the Recce Sgt to deploy on Op APOLLO in Afghanistan from Feb to Jul 02.
		Occasionally he considers getting a cat, and then decides not to because he is away from home too much for it to be fair (to the cat).
	armyapp.dnd.ca /38cbg_arsd/bios/1doug.htm (577 words)

	The Prince of Wales - News & Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Trooper, Ben John, from Haverford West, Wales, was among the B Squadron soldiers who were involved in the training exercise.
		The Prince meets Sergeant Andy Pope, his wife Corporal Emma Pope and their twins Ethan and Aaron at the Sennelager Training Camp, Germany.
		Her husband Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant Neil Greaney, 35, is due to leave for Iraq next month.
	www.princeofwales.gov.uk /news/2004/09.sep/sennelager.php (619 words)

	South African Military History Society - Journal- The Delagoa Bay Railway and the origin of Steinaecker's Horse
		Two squadrons would be landed at Durban and proceed north through Zululand and Swaziland to support a third squadron which would be landed at Kosi Bay and, guided by Forbes, make its way north to blow up the bridge at Komatipoort.
		The squadron had, in fact, arrived on 2 June, but had received a signal that its movements and destination were known to the Boers and so it withdrew.
		In March 1900, as some squadrons of the Colonial Scouts were disbanded, six scouts were selected for special service by Lt von Steinaecker.
	rapidttp.com /milhist/vol103jo.html (6279 words)

	Area Chief Standards Officer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In 1976, he was involved in a month long squadron exchange, on the M-60 tank in Fort Hood, Texas.
		In 1978, Captain Egener was employed as the personal assistant to the UNEF II Commander in Egypt and participated in extensive travels throughout Egypt, Syria and Israel.
		On return to Canada he was posted to the Royal Canadian Dragoons, Lahr, West Germany as a Squadron AO and eventually, Squadron Battle Captain.
	armyapp.dnd.ca /38CBG_ARSD/ACSO/ACSO.html (1271 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Middle East \| Delivering aid in Umm Qasr
		It is rare that troops leaving the base do not fill their pockets with biscuits and other treats for the waiting children.
		It had been suggested that last week's docking of a British ship laden with aid was a publicity stunt, and that the items offloaded would languish in the warehouses for want of a proper distribution network.
		With 20 to 30 tonnes of new supplies being brought in every day by lorries making the short drive from Kuwait, Sgt Tutty says the flow of aid is going well.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/middle_east/2920071.stm (1199 words)

	Major A.E.G.Campbell
		On enlistment as a trooper in the 2nd Light Horse Regiment (Qld) on the 19th August, 1914, he was employed as a business manager of Bridge and Co Ltd, Toowoomba.
		Promoted to Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant on 1st December, 1915 and commissioned 2nd Lieutenant on the 11th February, 1916 and Lieutenant on the 15th June, 1916, promoted Captain on 20th April, 1917 and Major on the 1st July, 1918.
		In June of 1916, he transferred to the Camel Corps, joining the 3rd (Anzac Camel Bn in November, 1916, then the 1st (Anzac) Camel Bn in April, 1917.
	www.lighthorse.org.au /Pershist/campbell.htm (373 words)

	Queenslanders in the Boer War - 3rd Contingent
		Lieutenant and Quartermaster 1/7/1900; Queen's Medal with 4 clasps ALLAN Alexander William Private Returned to Australia arriving in March 1901 AMBROSE William Private....
		ANDERSON Robert Private Promoted to Corporal 22/2/1900 and to Sergeant 8/3/1901 ANNAT James Whamond Lieutenant (also given as ANNATT in the QLD death summary?); Killed in action at Eland's River 6/8/1900 ARMSTRONG John Private....
		EVANS Edward James Private Promoted to Sergeant 17/2/1900; Invalided to Australia arriving 19/11/1900 EXCELL Arthur Reginald Private (also given as Arthur Reginald EXCEL in the 6th Contingent?); Promoted to Staff Sergeant 8/3/1901 FALLIS Richard Private Slightly wounded at Ottoshoop, East Rhodesia 4-16/8/1900 FALOON David Private....
	members.iinet.net.au /~perthdps/military/bor-qld3.htm (1938 words)

	138 Squadron - JOIN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		We portray 138 SD Squadron as accurately as we can, within the limits of historical reenacting.
		Flight Sergeant in OR Service Dress (Polish Volunteer).
		Quartermaster Militaria is the #1 source for RAF uniforms in the USA!
	members.aol.com /BeasleyRAF/join138.html (116 words)

	Canada Army WWI -WWII
		On summer uniforms, they were backed with Khaki Drill cloth.
		Orderly Room Sergeant (when graded as a Staff-Sergeant)
		Questions, corrections, updates or other comments about this site are welcomed and may be sent to: Robb Mavins.
	rankmaven.tripod.com /caniarmold.htm (123 words)

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		Transferred to the 60 Battery, 15th Field Artillery Brigade and RTA 24th June 1916.
		Enrolled in 9th Light Horse Regiment, B Squadron as the Squadron Leader.
		Re-enlisted in 9th Light Horse Regiment, 16th Reinforcements.
	josephus83.tripod.com /9alhrembarkation.csv (131 words)

	531st Squadron Roster
		Ground Staff, Administration, First Sergeant (585) / (/), /
		Ground Staff, Supply, Tech Supply, Supply Sergeant (502) / (/), /
		Ground Staff, Mess Hall, Mess Sergeant (824) / (/), /
	iies.www.ecn.purdue.edu /IIES/PLAIC/380/HISTORY/531/531-roster.html (9139 words)

	22nd Bomb Squadron - Personnel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Names of 22nd Bomb Squadron members (1942-45) were presented in their book, "Eagles, Bulldogs and Tigers: History of the 22nd Bm Sqdn in China-Burma-India".
		KIA 03/18/44 Caldwell, Robert R. Capt Adjutant Callagan, James H. T/Sgt Quartermaster Callaway, Joseph T. Maj Pilot Campbell, Alexander J. Armament Spec.
		KIA Fox, Soloman S. Sgt Quartermaster Supply Foyer, M. Franko, Michael B. Sgt Engine Mechanic Frederickson, C. Roger 1Lt Pilot Freeman, Charles O. Sgt Airplane Armorer French, Wirt B. Jr.
	www.341stbombgroup.org /intel/sqd_22/22nd_personnel.htm (3471 words)

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