1972 Special Honours (Australia)

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The Special Honours Lists for Australia are announced by the Sovereign and Governor-General at any time.

Some honours are awarded by other countries where Queen Elizabeth II was the Head of State, Australians receiving those honours are listed here with the relevant reference.

This list also incorporates the Mid Winters Day honours list and the Bravery honours lists.

Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE)

Ribbon bar of the Order of the British Empire (Military Division)
Civil Division

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

Military Division
  • Colonel Donald David Weir, MBE, 1120, Australian Staff Corps - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Colonel John Robert Salmon, 3401, Australian Staff Corps - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Colonel John Gordon Hooton, 2305, Australian Staff Corps - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Air Commodore Neville McNamara, AFC, 011353, Royal Australian Air Force - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Group Captain Roberts Hunter Martin, AFC, 022188, Royal Australian Air Force - 13 July 1972[2]

Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

Military Division
  • Lieutenant Colonel Bruce Richmond Topfer, 235013, Royal Australian Artillery - 13 July 1972[2]

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

Military Division
  • Major Trevor Ronald Phillips, 13032, Royal Australian Signals - 13 July 1972[2]

Distinguished Service Order

Ribbon bar of the Distinguished Service Order

Companion of the Distinguished Service Order (DSO)

  • Brigadier Bruce Alexander McDonald, OBE, MC, 3392, Australian Staff Corps - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Lieutenant-Colonel James Cumow Hughes, MC, 47001, Royal Australian Infantry - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Peter Scott, 335011, Royal Australian Infantry - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Wing Commander Peter William Mahood, 052901, Royal Australian Air Force - 13 July 1972[2]

Military Cross (MC)

Ribbon bar of the Military Cross
  • Major (Temporary) Jeremy Hepworth Taylor, 311452, Royal Australian Infantry - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Second Lieutenant Bruce Cameron, 312785, Royal Australian Armoured Corps - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Lieutenant Graham John Kells, 235390, Royal Australian Infantry - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Second Lieutenant Gary John McKay, 2789609, Royal Australian Infantry - 13 July 1972[2]

Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC)

Ribbon bar of the Distinguished Flying Cross
  • Wing Commander Colin Leonard Ackland, 014204, Royal Australian Air Force - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Squadron Leader Kenneth David Clark, 052789, Royal Australian Air Force - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Squadron Leader Stanley Clark, 0217663, Royal Australian Air Force - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Flight Lieutenant Norman Melville Goodall, 043963, Royal Australian Air Force - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Second Lieutenant Michael John Sonneveld, 3112007, Australian Army Aviation Corps - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Lieutenant Terence John Michael Hayes, 39545, Australian Army Aviation Corps - 13 July 1972[2]

Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM)

Ribbon bar of the Distinguished Conduct Medal
  • Private Peter John Fyfe, 61712, Royal Australian Infantry - 13 July 1972[2]

Military Medal (MM)

Ribbon bar of the Military Medal
  • Private Robert Ward Payne, 4721506, Royal Australian Infantry - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Corporal Michael John O'Sullivan, 55745, Royal Australian Army Medical Corps - 13 July 1972[2]
  • Corporal (Temporary) Raymond Walsh, 39567, Royal Australian Army Medical Corps - 13 July 1972[2]

British Empire Medal (BEM)

Mentioned in Dispatches

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