His secondment ended on 19 November 1934 and he returned to regimental duty with the Gordons in his substantive rank of captain.
This seems to contradict the stance taken by the Royal Society in forcing the resignation of Prof Michael Reiss from his position as part-time director of education on secondment from his post of professor of science education at the Institute of Education, University of London.
It detailed how one official sent on secondment to head the Bookend research team planned to mislead his staff about its remit.
The person on your left is on secondment at a big oil company; on your right sits a woman who between spells at the finance and defence ministries has picked up degrees from the London School of Economics, Cambridge and Stanford.
Following his appointment to the Chair of Electrical Engineering at Manchester University, Williams recruited his TRE colleague Tom Kilburn on secondment.
After his release he served on secondment to the Spanish Navy during the Anglo-Spanish War, participating in the Defence of Cadiz and on convoy duty to the Americas, for which he was rewarded with promotion to captain.
Matthew Lugg, director of public services at Mouchel Infrastructure Services, is working part-time on secondment on the highway maintenance efficiency programme at the Department for Transport.
Nor was his co-ordination of offensive operations sound; during the August offensive, his lack of oversight allowed one of his brigade commanders, Brigadier General Francis Johnston, a British Army officer on secondment to the NZEF, to vacillate over deployment of reinforcements.
Behold, an official special edition Wenlock, whose menacing stare and failure to display his badge number suggest he'll fit right in on secondment to the force, especially if he goes on the sick halfway thorough the Games fortnight.
Hill spent the intervening years in public relations for Lexington Communications, before returning on secondment to work on May's leadership campaign.
