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1987 Queen's Birthday Honours (Australia)

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The 1987 Queen's Birthday Honours for Australia were announced on Monday 8 June 1987 by the office of the Governor-General.[1][2]

The Birthday Honours were appointments by some of the 16 Commonwealth realms of Queen Elizabeth II to various orders and honours to reward and highlight good works by citizens of those countries. The Birthday Honours are awarded as part of the Queen's Official Birthday celebrations during the month of June.

Order of Australia

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Companion (AC)

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General Division

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Recipient Citation Notes
Sir Ernest Edward Dunlop, CMG OBE For service to Australian prisoners of war [1][2]
The Right Honourable Sir Harry Talbot Gibbs, GCMG KBE For service to the law and to the Australian honours system
The Honourable Mr Justice Leonard James King For service to the South Australian Parliament, Government and to the law
His Excellency Dr John Davis McCaughey For service to the Crown, to religion, to learning and to the community
His Excellency The Honourable Douglas McClelland For service to the Commonwealth Parliament and Government
The Honourable Mr Justice Gordon Jacob Samuels For service to learning, to the community and to the law
Harry Seidler, OBE For service to the advancement of architecture in Australia
Sir William (Joshua) Vines, CMG For service to industry, to commerce and to government

Officer (AO)

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General Division

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Recipient Citation Notes
David Outram Anderson For service to the secondary industry and commerce [1][2]
Tudor Harvey Barnett For service to the public service
Dr Alfred Dunbavin Butcher, CMG For service to conservation, particularly to the re-development of the Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens
Professor Alexander Cambitoglou For service to archaeology and to international relations
Ian Castles, OBE For public service, particularly as Secretary to the Department of Finance and as Australian Statistician
Dr John Hinton Bassett Christian For service to science, particularly in the field of microbiology
Augustus Morris Cornish For service to the sport of lawn bowls
Charles Paul Curran For service to the community and commerce
Emeritus Professor Arthur Delbridge For service to education, particularly in the field of linguistics and as editor-in-chief of the Macquarie Dictionary
Dr Judith Elizabeth Dey For service to paediatrics, particularly in the field of developmental disabilities
William Leslie Dix For service to secindary industry, particularly the automotive industries
Dr Kevin James Fagan For service to the welfare of ex-service personnel, to medicine and to the community
His Excellency Roy Robert Fernandez For service as a diplomat
Sir Arthur Thomas George For service to the community and to education
Emeritus Professor Louis Goldberg For service to education, particularly in the field of accounting
Lydia Karola Ludewine Hebestreit For service to nursing education
Dr John Keith Henderson For service to medicine, particularly in the field of neurosurgery
Henry Percival Hurrell For service to the trade union movement
Roger Kemp, OBE For service to the arts
Donald King For service to mining, particularly coal mining
Lady Dorothy Wolseley Macarthur-Onslow For service to the community and to youth
Thomas Ernest May For service to industry and to the community
Alan Gordon McGregor For service to the arts and to the community
Charles Rothauser For service to secondary industry particularly to the design and manufacturing of plastics
James Harcourt Shepherd For service to primary industry, particularly to the wool and sheep meat industries
John Robert Thomas For public service particularly as chief executive of the Australian Industry Development Corporation
John Bruce Thomson, ED For service to the coal mining industry
Dr Helen Alma Newton Turner, OBE For service to science, particularly in the field of animal genetics and sheep breeding
Ronald Joseph Walker, CBE For service to the community and to social welfare
Dr Leonard James Webb For service to conservation, particularly in the field of rainforest ecology

Military Division

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Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Rear Admiral Nigel Richard Benbow Berlyn, AM For service to the Royal Australian Navy as a Marine Engineering Officer, particularly as the General Manager of Her Majesty's Australian Naval Dockyard, Garden Island [1][2]
Army Major General Gordon John Fitzgerald For service to the Australian Army as Chief of Personnel
Major General Neville Robert Smethurst, MBE For service to the Australian Army in the field of operational development
Air Force Air Commodore Richard William Bradford For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Officer Commanding, RAAF Air Base, Butterworth, Malaysia

Member (AM)

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General Division

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Recipient Citation Notes
Edith Emma Adlard For service to the community [1][2]
Cyril Norman Aynsley For service to the transport industry
The Reverend Aubrey Vincent Baker For service to religion and to the community, particularly in the outback
John Anthony Bell, OBE For service to the performing arts as an actor and director
John Alexander Birch For service to overseas aid agencies and international relations
Nancy Wilmot Borlase For service to art
The Honourable William Archibald Borthwick For service to the Victorian Parliament and to the community
Richard Boyer For service to the Tariff Board and the Industries Assistance Commission
Francis Brady For service to the public service, particularly to the New South Wales Electricity Commission
Professor Gerald Anthony Broe For service to medicine, particularly geriatric medicine
Keith Osborne Brown For service to secondary industry and education
Joan Shirley Brown For service to education
Donald Ross Burton For service to the trade union movement
Alan Winter Chandler For services to the community
Dr Richard Ian Charlesworth For service to the sport of hockey
Teofila Cohen, OBE For service to the community and education
John William Connell For service to civil engineering and to the community
Councillor The Honourable Leo Paul Connellan For service to local government
Barry Hugh Crocker For service to the performing arts and to the community
Vernon John Dalton For service to youth and community services and as Chairman of the Corrective Services Commission of New South Wales
Dr Glyn Anthony Davies, ED RFD For service to the community
John Antony Barclay Dunlop For service to the welfare of children
The Reverend Gilbert William Arthur Duthie For service to religion, the community and to the Commonwealth Parliament
Edna Theresa Edgeley For service to the performing arts
Thomas James Edmonds, OAM For service to the performing arts, particularly in the field of opera
Alan Newbury Edwards, OBE For service to the community, particularly to the Army Reserve
Dr Frederica Lucy Erickson For service to the arts, particularly as an author and illustrator
Sydney Alan Field For service to the community, particularly the Jewish community
William Joseph Fisher For service to the mining industry
Desmond Lionel Foster For service to the media, particularly radio
Alderman Desmond Allan Freeman For service to the community and to local government
Dorothy Elliott Ginn For service to the welfare of children, particularly through the establishment of the Child Abuse Preventative Service
John Ernest Dunlop Goldie For service to medicine particularly in the field of surgery
Dr Morris Michael Gollow For service to medicine particularly in the field of venereology
Mary Elizabeth Grant For service to health administration and to the community
David Gulpilil For service to the arts through the interpretation of Aboriginal culture
Wilfred John Harris For service to primary industry, particularly in the field of oenology
Geoffrey John Henke For service to sport, particularly through the Australian Olympic Federation
Khalil Herro For service to secondary industry, particularly in the field of commerce
Alma Eleonor Hexter For service to children with physical and intellectual disabilities
Ross Ainsworth Hohnen, OBE For service to the community and to youth
Dr Robinson Mainwaring Jacklyn For service to science, particularly in the field of cosmic ray research
Norton Jackson For service to the mining industry
Ralph Jacobi, MP For service to the Commonwealth Parliament
Allan Lindsay Jeans For service to Australian football
Patrick James Johnson For service to health and public administration
Ronald Stephen Jones For service to surveying
Reginald Lionel Kermode, MBE For service to secondary industry, particularly to the transport industry
The Most Reverend Archbishop Abdo Rachid Khalife For service to the Maronite Church in Australia
Reginald Thomas King For public service as Director of the Queensland office of the Department of Employment and Industrial Relations
Dr Stanley George Kings For service to the dental profession
Henry Maxwell Kitson For service to the community
Andrew Peter Knox For service to the retail industry
Marie Jeanne Lamp For service to the nursing profession particularly in the fields of hospital standards and nurse education
William Charles Langshaw For service to youth and the community
David Alexander Lawe Davies For service to youth and to the community
Ronald James Letten For service to secondary industry, particularly in the fields of building and construction
Walter James Lewis For service to rugby league football
Clifton Walter Love For service to secondary industry and to the community
Professor Alban Jude Lynch For service to the mineral processing industry
Dr Alasdair Mackellar For service to medicine in the field of paediatric surgery
Kenneth Mackenzie-Forbes For service to the arts, particularly opera
Ronald Dereck Armstrong Maconaghie For service to the arts, particularly to opera and as a teacher of voice
Dr David Michael Madew For service to local government
Louis Edward Marks For service to the transport industry
Dr Gerard Joseph McCafferty For service to medicine, particularly in the field of otolaryngology
Kenneth Hugh McLeod For service to industrial relations
Noreen Patricia Minogue For service to international relations as Deputy Secretary General of the Australian Red Cross Society
Godfrey William Moessinger For service to hockey
Alan Leslie Morse, OBE For service to local government
Francis Xavier Murphy For public service
Roy Alfred Newton For service to the community
Gregory John Norman For service to golf
Dr June Norma Olley (Cumbrae-Stewart) For service to science, particularly to food science
Dr Reginald Roland Roessler Pascoe For service to veterinary science
John Keith Petrie For public service and for service to the community
Frederick Kenneth Lionel Phillips For service to unemployed youth as the founder of the Bridging the Gap scheme
The Reverend Lloyd Gladstone Phillips For service to the Marriage Guidance Council movement
Mervyn John Phillips For service to banking
Barbara Jean Pitt For service to the National Council of Women
William James Reedman For service to education
Dr John George Hamilton Refshauge, OBE For service to sports medicine
John Douglas Richards For service to local government and underprivileged groups
Paul Henry Riomfalvy For service to the film industry and to the performing arts
The Right Reverend Stanley Bruce Rosier For service to religion and to the Anglican diocese of Willochra, South Australia
Thomas Hendry Russell For service to road engineering and construction
Philip Andrew Satchell For service to radio broadcasting
Barbara Madge Schaefer For service to the Women's Agricultural Bureau
Michael Zdenek Schulz For service to the community, particularly through the Ethnic Affairs Commission of South Australia
Herbert George Seymour For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women
Dr Anthony Greville Shannon For service to education, particularly in the field of applied mathematics
The Reverend Canon Charles Henry Sherlock For service to religion, particularly as Anglican minister to the parish of Hunters Hill, New South Wales
William James Shields For service to public health
Thomas John Smith, MBE For service to medicine
Anthony John Stanfield For service to welfare, particularly to those afflicted by drug and alcohol abuse
George Rathjen Starritt, OBE For service to primary industry and to the horticultural show movement
Kevin Peter Stevens, ISO For public service
Dr David Maxwell Storey For service to medicine and to health administration
Elizabeth Mary Stubbs For service to pre-school education
William John Stutt, DFC For service to thoroughbred horse racing
Alderman Sheila Burns Swain For service to local government and to women's groups
Joyce Belle Thurgood For service to the community, particularly through the Association of Civilian Widows
John Garfield Tilley For service to local government
Lyn Kreutzer Turner For service to forensic science
Victor Vaclav Vodicka For service to the craft of gold and silver smithing
Reverend Brother Robert John Wallace For service to education
Dr Ronald Harry Cecil Wells For service to medicine and to health administration
The Honourable Arthur Mornington Whyte For service to the Parliament of South Australia
Eric Gordon Willetts For service to primary industry, particularly maize growing
William John Agnew Wills For service to commerce
Professor Stephen Adolphe Wurm For service to education particularly in the field of linguistics
John William Cardwell Wyett For service to the health insurance industry

Military Division

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Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Commander James Gerald Bridges Armstrong, MBE For service to the Royal Australian Navy as Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence [1][2]
Commander Peter Derek Johnstone-Hall For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Command Support Services Officer to the Flag Officer, Naval Support Command
Lieutenant Commander Edward Ernest Powell For service to the Royal Australian Navy as Office in Charge, Fleet Intermediate Maintenance Activity onboard HMAS Stalwart
Captain Robert Andrew Kevin Walls For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Director of Naval Force Development
Army Lieutenant Colonel Gary Robert Bell For service to the Australian Army in the field of communication equipment
Lieutenant Colonel Peter James Dunn For services to the Australian Army as Commanding Officer, 1st Field Regiment, Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery
Colonel John Curtis Hartley For service to the Australian Army as Commandant, Army Apprentices School and Commander, Albury/Wodonga Military Area
Major Leslie John Hiddins For service to the Australian Army in the field of combat survival
Major Bradley Keating For service to the Army Reserve in New South Wales
Major Kevin Konemann For service to the Australian Army in the field of personnel management
Colonel Cyril Brian McAuley, MBE ED For service to the Australian Army in the field of transport and movement
Air Force Wing Commander Donald Bruce Chandler For services to the Royal Australian Air Force as Temporary Commanding Officer of No 482 Maintenance Squadron
Squadron Leader James Eric Males For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Staff Officer, Air Traffic Control Projects, Air Force Office
Wing Commander Phillip Leslie Morrall For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a Staff Officer with the Directorate General of Personnel Services, Air Force Office
Squadron Leader Brian Winston Overall For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Office responsible for Engineering Management of the Operational Mirage Fleet
Wing Commander Brian Anthony Robinson For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly through his contribution to the Hornet Aircraft Project
Group Captain Bruce David Searle For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Manager of the Tactical Fighter Project Sub-Office in Washington

Medal (OAM)

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General Division

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Recipient Citation Notes
Elizabeth Margaret Allan For services to the public service
William Charles Modwen Appleby For service to the community
Wallace Thomas Kennedy Baird For service to the media
Alexander Leslie Baker For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women
Alan Edgar Barlow For service to athletics
Reginald Barlow For service to athletics
William Maxwell Bartlett For service to the Public Service, particularly to the Australian Bureau of Statistics
Herbert Thomas Bates For service to the community as Divisional Officer of the St John Ambulance Brigade
Edward David Batrouney For service to the community and local government
Arthur Henry Beetson For service to the sport of Rugby League
David Ian Bell For service to hockey
Douglas Alan Bishop For service to primary industry, particularly to the Australian Apple and Pear Corporation
Robert James Black For service to the sport of baseball
Ian Bruce Blair For service to local government
Rae Flora Blesing For service to multicultural adult education
Efrem Bonacina For service to the Italian community
Frederick Thomas Borchardt For service to education, particularly as an administrator
Kira Abricossova Bousloff For service to ballet
William Harry Boylan For service to primary industry, particularly tea planting
Ernest Charles Percy Bradley For service to the Queensland Ambulance Service
Alan James Branson For service to the community, particularly to the rural fire brigade
Walter Howard Dent Brattan For service to social welfare
Netta Patricia Burns For service to the Public Service
John Desmond Button For service to the community
Clarence William Byrne For service to the community
The Reverend James Henry Cain, OBE For service to religion and community welfare
John Harold Campbell For service to the Victorian Parliament
Sydney James Campbell For service to the community through the Australian Honours system
Frederick Bernard Cavanagh For services to local government
Margaret Argyle Clements For service to the welfare of Aboriginal children and their families
Eileen May Coker For service to the community
Arthur Roy Coker For service to the community
Royce Collier For service to the community, particularly to urban fire brigades
Retta Grace Collins For service to the Christian Women Communicating International
Thomas Patrick Collins For service to the community and local government
Francis Cormac Cox For service to community welfare
The Reverend Thomas Howard Crago For service to religion
William Eric Crane For service to the community
Elizabeth Catherine Crawford For service to the community
Mary Cremin For service to scientific research as a librarian
Rex Lawrence Cross For service to the community
Alan Cunningham For service to the sport of rowing
Helen Bohumila Daff For service as an educational therapist
Marjorie Ruth Dale For service to the welfare of people with intellectual disabilities
Ellen May Davidge For service to the community
George Russell Davidson For service to the community
Frances Barbara Dawson For service to local government and to the community
Councillor Dorothy Kathleen Dean For service to the community, particularly to youth
Norman Arthur Clayton Dean For service to the community
Gordon Nivens Dick For service to the performing arts
Mary Clouston Dive For service to the sport of women's hockey and women's cricket
Leo Owen Donovan For service to hospital administration
Stanley Lawrence Doust For service to the sport of Rugby League football
Dr Patricia Dawn Downie For service to the Blind Sports Association of Australia
Esma Lila Dries For service to the sport of lawn bowls
Desmond William Dumbrell For service to the community and to local government
Frank George Dunn For service to the community, particularly to the Country Fire Service
John Edward Dunphy For service to the community and to local government
Jane Durbin For service to improving cancer treatment facilities
Dorothy Mary Durkin For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women
Eleanor Catherine Eade For service to music and as a teacher of voice
Alec Samuel Edwards For service to the community and local government
Colleen Ann Egan For service to community welfare
Nancy Grace Everingham For service to the welfare of children with physical disabilities, particularly through the Riding for the Disabled Association
Alderman John Francis Ford For service to the community and to local government
Helga Maria Theresia Forster For service to the welfare of the aged
William Henry Gallie For service to the sport of swimming
Helen Elizabeth George For service to conservation [1][2]
Maxwell Raymond Gray For service to the community
Dr Geoffrey John Hall For service to medicine, particularly cancer detection in women
Jennifer Helen Broughton Hammond For service to music
Betty Marion Hauptmann For service to the visually impaired, particularly children
Edna Elizabeth Haynes For service to the community, particularly as a librarian
Charles Raymond Hepworth For service to harness racing
Raymond William Hills For service to the community
George Clavering Holman For service to education, particularly promoting literature for children
Annie Christina Hovey For service to adult literacy
Shirley Jean Hughson For service to nursing
Agnes Betty Jeffrey For service to the welfare of nurses in Victoria and ex-service men and women
Florence Elizabeth Johnson For service to aviation
Dulcie Zena Johnston For service to the welfare of people with physical or intellectual disabilities
James Padman Kelly For service to the community, particularly the South Australian Jubilee 150 celebrations
Robert Kerr For service to community welfare, as a teacher of first aid
Kristine Kay Klugman For service to education and to the social welfare of the community
Ante Kovac For service to soccer
Gwendoline May Langford-Smith For service to the welfare of Aboriginal children
John Michael Lines For public service
Minnie Ethel Littlewood For service to community welfare
Mientje Adriana Anthonius Septimus Maas For service to the community
Janet Winifred Mansfield For service to the arts, particularly in the fields of ceramics and pottery
Domingo Martinez For service to the community
Esmae Lilias Marwick For service to the community
Donald Gordon Mason For service to local government
Victoria Margaret McCormack For service to Aboriginal welfare and to the community
Steuart Pender McIntyre For service to local government and to the community
Shirley Elizabeth McKechnie For service to dance, particularly as a teacher
Albert Harold Hepburn McShane For service to the community, particularly the elderly
Hubert Henry Maudsley Miller For service to conservation and the environment
Peter Sydney Moore For service to rugby league football
Margaret Moraitis For service to the Ethnic Communities Council and the Greek community
Donald William Morgan For service to those with impaired hearing
Margaret Hamilton Muirhead For service to the YWCA of Darwin and to the community
Patrick Joseph Mullane For service to the community
Butcher Joe Nangan For service to the arts and to Aboriginal heritage as a painter, shell carver, keeper of legends and songwriter
Lily May Nesbitt For service to the community
Walter George O'Hara For service to cricket
John Joseph O'Toole, MBE For service to sport administration
Dr Geoffrey Gordon Olsen For service to medicine and health administration
Allan Lincoln Opie For service to the community
Richard Palmer For service to the forestry industry
Grace Gibson Parr For service to the performing arts, particularly through radio productions
Victor Patrick For service to boxing
Henry David Patton For service to the community
Herbert William Petras For service to primary industry, particularly to the Australian Barley Board
Ada Elizabeth Catherine Piper For service to the community
Felix Prattico For service to the Italian community
James Lyall Priestly For service to horticulture, particularly to rose growing
Werner Hellmuth Colze Rares For service to the arts, particularly the collection and preservation of costumes, decorate arts and textiles
Alderman Ronald William Rathbone For service to local government
John William Rattley For service to local government
The Reverend Canon Bruce Herbert Reddrop For service to marriage guidance and family counselling
Gladys Mildred Reeves For service to people with physical disabilities
Thomas Carl Ridgeway For service to the Victorian Teachers' Union Credit Union
Dr Michael Gerrans Ridpath For service to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation and to education
Irene Robson For service to the establishment of community health centres and to the support of sufferers of cancer
James Alexander Rochford For service to the community
Ian Paul Rohde For service to local government
William Harold Rowan-Robinson For service to the community
Gerard Edward Ryan For service to the community
John William Ryley For service to primary industry, particularly in the field of livestock health and production
Joseph Sarib For public service in the Northern Territory
Roy Alvine Scrivener For service to the welfare of Naval ex-service men
William Henry Seymour For service to the community, particularly the Albany Sea Rescue Squad
John Frederick Shaw For service to primary education and to the community
Mervyn Albert Short, ED For service to the North Queensland Regional Committee for Employer Support of Reserve Forces and to Rotary
Athina Constance Sideris For service to the community, particularly the ethnic community
Councillor Kevin Mackay Skinner For service to local government
Thomas James Smith For service to boxing
Ernest Joseph Smith For service to the community, particularly in the care of others at the Matthew Talbot Hostel
Lloyd Maxwell Stapleton For service to local government and the community
Jeane Yvonne Stuart For service to the community
Gary Myles Stutsel For service to swimming
Max Joseph Syer For service to local government
Olive Mary Tattersall For service to the community, particularly the United Hospital Auxiliaries of New South Wales
John Grahame Temple For service to the disabled, particularly the Disabled Person Activity Centre
Ronald George Till For service to the community
Armando Tornari For service to the Italian community
Henri Edouard Touzeau For service to music, particularly as a teacher of the cello
Albert Victor Wade For service to the trade union movement
George Albert Warnecke For service to local government and to the community
Keith Alexander Watson For public service
Cecil Andrew Webster For service to the community
Iriss Linda Whiteman For service to the community, particularly the Bathurst District Hospital Auxiliary
John Thomas Wilton For service to the Victorian Vocational Rehabilitation Association
James Wessing Wishart For service to rifle shooting
Margaret Lorna Wright For service to the development of music performances for schools in New South Wales

Military Division

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Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Petty Officer Anthony John James Emmett For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Maintenance Co-ordinator for 723 Squadron Squirrel helicopters at HMAS Albatross [1][2]
Warrant Officer William Peter Franklin For service to the Royal Australian Navy in the field of Naval communications
Petty Officer Wayne Paul Hanson For service in the Naval Stores Sub-department of HMAS Sydney
Warrant Officer Ian Maxwell Neville For service to the Royal Australian Navy as Food Services Officer at HMAS Nirimba
Warrant Officer Barry George Spencer For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Regulating Officer at HMAS Penguin
Army Warrant Officer Class One Cyril Terrence Ainslie For service to the Australian Army Administration
Warrant Officer Class One Phillip Thomas Douglas For service to the Australian Army in the field of Army welfare
Warrant Officer Class One Beverley Margaret Dunstall For service to the Australian Army in the field of administration
Staff Sergeant Lester Brian Ehrlich For service to the Australian Army in the field of Construction Supervisor, 22nd Construction Squadron
Warrant Officer Class One Gary Wayne Hanson For service to the Australian Army as Regimental Sergeant Major 3rd Brigade
Warrant Officer Class Two Gordon Leslie Hewett For service to the Australian Army as Training Officer, Pilbara regiment
Sergeant Robert Dinnin James For service to the Australian Army in the field of Communications
Warrant Officer Class Two Kyle James Kerr For service to the Army Reserve in the field of Marine Engineering
Warrant Officer Class Two Roger John Locke For service to the Australian Army in the field of Army Reserve Recruiting
Staff Sergeant Barry John Lutwyche For service to the Australian Army in the field of Survey Mapping
Staff Sergeant John Alexander McGregor For service to the Australian Army Band Corps
Warrant Officer Class Two John Joseph Sherington For service to the Army Reserve in Queensland
Warrant Officer Class Two Reginald Wallace Wildermuth For service to the Australian Army in Equipment Recovery training
Warrant Officer Class One Terrance Hamilton Wilson For service to the Australian Army as Battery Sergeant Major, 131st Divisional Locating Battery
Air Force Warrant Officer Trevor James Andrews For service as housing officer at Royal Australian Air Force base, Fairbairn
Warrant Officer Malcolm Newland Bradbrook For service to the Royal Australian Air Force in the field of communications
Warrant Officer Robert Joseph Kirk For service to the Royal Australian Air Force in the administration of foreign military sales
Corporal Allan Raymond Mader For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a supplier at No 4 RAAF Hospital Butterworth Malaysia
Flight Sergeant Richard Laurence O'Dea For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Non-Commissioned Officer-in-Charge of Aircraft Maintenance at No 35 Squadron
Warrant Officer Raymond Herbert Townsend For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a Warrant Officer Engineer at No 3 Aircraft Depot
Warrant Officer Garry Gordon Watt For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as an Instrument Fitter at No 5 Squadron

References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h "THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY 1987 HONOURS". Commonwealth of Australia Gazette. Special. No. S117. Australia. 8 June 1987. p. 1. Retrieved 19 September 2020 – via National Library of Australia.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h "QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS LIST 1987". The Canberra Times. Vol. 61, no. 18, 875. Australian Capital Territory, Australia. 8 June 1987. p. 8. Retrieved 19 September 2020 – via National Library of Australia.