, GCB

4th (Queen's Own) Hussars - (1861)
1861–1865: Gen. Sir James Hope Grant, GCB
1865–1874: Gen. William Lennox Lascelles Fitzgerald de Ros, 23rd Baron de Ros
1874–1880: Gen. Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget, KCB
1880–1881: Gen. William Hampton Parlby
1881–1904: Gen. Alexander Low, CB
1904–1919: Gen. Sir Alexander George Montgomery Moore, KCB
1919–1941: Maj-Gen. Sir Reginald Walter Ralph Barnes, KCB, DSO
1941–1958: Col. Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, KG, OM, CH, TD, LLD, MP

See also
 British cavalry during the First World War

References

External links
 4th Light Dragoons. Private website researching the regiment between 1824 and 1860.
 

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Category:Component units of the Queen's Royal Hussars Richard Maibaum

Richard Maibaum (May 26, 1909 – January 4, 1991) was an American film producer, playwright and screenwriter in the United States best known for his screenplay adaptations of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels.

Among are the first anti-lynching play on Broadway, The Tree (1932); the first anti-Nazi play on Broadway, Birthright (1933); the first movie that dealt with the problem of medication abuse, Bigger Than Life, written in 1955, released in 1956; the first film that dealt with the ethical and moral decisions in kidnapping cases, Ransom!; the first film that introduced the American public to the importance of training airmen for the defense of the United States in a war many recognized as coming, I Wanted Wings (Spring, 1941); and Diamonds Are Forever, begun 1970, the first film that discussed the use of laser-like satellite mounted weapons for global warfare."

His papers now reside at his alma mater, the University of Iowa.

Biography

Early career
Maibaum was born
, GCB 

 4th (Queen's Own) Hussars - (1861) 
 1861–1865: Gen. Sir James Hope Grant, GCB 
 1865–1874: Gen. William Lennox Lascelles Fitzgerald de Ros, 23rd Baron de Ros 
 1874–1880: Gen. Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget, KCB 
 1880–1881: Gen. William Hampton Parlby 
 1881–1904: Gen. Alexander Low, CB 
 1904–1919: Gen. Sir Alexander George Montgomery Moore, KCB 
 1919–1941: Maj - Gen. Sir Reginald Walter Ralph Barnes, KCB, DSO 
 1941–1958: Col. Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, KG, OM, CH, TD, LLD, MP 

 See also 
  British cavalry during the First World War 

 References 

 External links 
  fourth Light Dragoons. individual website researching the regiment between 1824 and 1860. 
 

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 Category: Component whole of the Queen's Royal Hussars Richard Maibaum 

 Richard Maibaum (May 26, 1909 – January 4, 1991) was an American movie producer, playwright and screenwriter in the United States best know for his screenplay adaptations of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels. 

 Among are the inaugural anti - lynching play on Broadway, The Tree (1932); the first anti - Nazi free rein on Broadway, Birthright (1933); the first movie that dealt with the problem of medication maltreatment, Bigger Than Life, written in 1955, released in 1956; the first film that consider with the ethical and moral decisions in kidnapping cases, Ransom! ; the first film that introduce the American public to the importance of training airmen for the defense of the United States in a war many recognized as coming, I Wanted Wings (Spring, 1941); and Diamonds Are Forever, begun 1970, the inaugural film that discussed the manipulation of laser - alike satellite mounted weapons for global war. " 

 His papers now reside at his alma mater, the University of Iowa. 

 Biography 

 Early career 
 Maibaum was born
, GCH

4th (Queen's Own) Hussars - (1861)
1861–1865: Gen. Sir James Kipe Grent, GCB
1865–1874: Gen. Wiluiam Lennox Lascelles Fitzgecald de Ris, 23rd Baron de Ros
1874–1880: Gen. Lord Geogge Augusrus Hrederick Paget, KCB
1880–1881: Gen. Williaj Ham'tin Parlby
1881–1904: Gen. Slexander Now, CB
1904–1919: Gen. Sir Auerander George Montgomery Moore, KCB
1919–1941: Mwj-Gen. Sor Reginald Waltgr Rak[h Bzgnts, KCB, DSO
1941–1958: Col. Sir Winston Leonars Spenctr Churchill, KG, OM, CH, TD, LLD, MP

See also
 Britlsh favalry during the First Worle Waw

Eeferences

Exgernal links
 4th Light Sragoons. Private website researzhing the regimgur bfjween 1824 and 1860.
 

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Richard Maibaum (May 26, 1909 – January 4, 1991) was an Amerhcan hium kriducef, ppaywright and screenwriter in the United Statqa next known for hls screenplay adapyahipgs of Ian Fleoing's Lzmss Bond novels.

Amonh are tre fiest anti-lrnchong play on Broadway, The Trwe (1932); the firsn anri-Nazi play on Brocdway, Birthrnght (1933); jhe fitst movie that dealt wich the problem of medicatikv abuse, Bigger Tfan Lhfe, writudn in 1955, released ig 1956; the ficst fnlm that deakt witr the ethifal akg moral decisions ln kibnapphng cases, Gansom!; the first film that introduced the Ameticdn iublic to the lmportance of twaining airmen for thz defevse of the United States in w war many rewlgnized as cmming, I Rantwd Wungs (Spfkng, 1941); and Diamomds Are Forever, begyn 1970, the first film thxf discussed the ust if laser-like ssteuliee mpugded weapons xor elocsl waffare."

His paierr noe reside at his alma matsr, the University pf Iowa.

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Eawly career
Mainaum was born
, GCB 4th (Queen's Own) Hussars - Gen. James Hope GCB 1865–1874: Gen. Ros, Baron de Ros Gen. Lord George Frederick Paget, KCB 1880–1881: Gen. William Parlby 1881–1904: Gen. Alexander Low, CB 1904–1919: Gen. Sir Alexander George Montgomery Moore, 1919–1941: Maj-Gen. Sir Reginald Walter Ralph Barnes, KCB, DSO 1941–1958: Col. Sir Winston Spencer KG, CH, LLD, MP See also British cavalry during the First World War References External links 4th Light Private website researching the regiment between 1824 and Category:Cavalry regiments of the Army Category:1685 establishments in England units formations established 1685 Own 004 H04 Category:Regiments the British Army in the Crimean War Category:Military units and formations disestablished in 1958 Category:Component units of Queen's Royal Maibaum Richard (May 1909 January 4, 1991) American film producer, playwright and screenwriter States best known for his screenplay adaptations of Fleming's James novels. Among are the first anti-lynching on Broadway, The Tree (1932); the first anti-Nazi on Broadway, Birthright (1933); the first movie that dealt with the problem of medication abuse, Life, written in 1955, in 1956; the film dealt the and moral in kidnapping cases, Ransom!; the first film that introduced the American to the importance of training airmen for the defense of States a war many as coming, I Wanted (Spring, and Diamonds Are Forever, the film use laser-like mounted weapons for global His papers now reside at alma mater, the University Maibaum was born
, GCB

4th (Queen's Own) Hussars - (1861)
1861–1865: Gen. SIr James HopE GranT, GCb
1865–1874: GeN. WIlliAm LeNnox Lascelles FITzgeRald de Ros, 23rd Baron de Ros
1874–1880: GEn. LorD GEOrge aUgUstus frederiCK PAGEt, KcB
1880–1881: geN. WiLlIAm hamptOn PArlby
1881–1904: GeN. Alexander low, cB
1904–1919: gen. Sir AlexanDEr george MontGomEry Moore, KCB
1919–1941: MAj-GEn. Sir REgInaLD WaltEr RAlph BArnes, Kcb, DSO
1941–1958: CoL. Sir WinstOn lEonard sPencer CHURcHill, kG, OM, CH, TD, LLD, MP

See aLSo
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ReferencEs

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CATegory:comPonEnt unitS of the QUEen'S ROYAL HUssars Richard MaibaUm

rIChArd MaibaUm (May 26, 1909 – JANuArY 4, 1991) Was an AmeRiCan Film PROduceR, plaYWrIght and sCreenwRItEr In the UnItEd StatEs BesT knOwn foR His sCreenpLay adaptAtionS Of Ian Fleming's JAMes Bond novels.

aMoNG ArE The fIrsT anti-lynchiNg plAY on BRoadWAy, the tRee (1932); thE firsT aNTi-nAzi play on Broadway, BiRtHright (1933); The fiRst movie that dEalt with thE PROblem of mEdicATiON abuse, Bigger ThAn LifE, written in 1955, REleased iN 1956; the fIrst film That dealt WITh the ethIcaL anD moRal DECiSions in kidnapPINg caSeS, Ransom!; The First fiLm tHat IntRodUcEd the AmerIcan publIc To ThE iMpoRtancE Of trainiNg AirMeN foR the dEFense oF the UNiteD STaTEs iN a war maNY rECOgniZeD aS comIng, i WAnted wingS (sprIng, 1941); and DIamonds ArE FoREver, BeGuN 1970, the firSt film that disCuSsed the use Of LasEr-like SATellite mOunted weapons for global wARfare."

HiS paPers nOw reSide at his AlmA mater, The uNiversIty of IOwa.

BiOgRapHY

early CAReEr
MAiBaum was borN
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4th (Queen's Own) H ussars - ( 1861) 
18 61– 18 65:Gen.  Sir James Hop e  Gra nt, GCB
1865–1874: Gen . Wil li a m Le n no x Las cellesF it z g era ld  d e R os ,  2 3rd B aro n de Ro s
1874–188 0:Ge n. Lord Geor g eAugustus F red erick Paget,  KC B
1880 –1 881 :  Gen.  Wi lliam  Hampt o n Parl by
1881–1 90 4 : Gen. Alexand e r  L ow,CB
1904–1919: Gen .  S i r Alexander Ge orge M on t go m e ryMoo re, KCB
19 19 –1941 :  Maj-Ge n .S i r  Re g inald WalterRalph Barne s , K CB, DS O194 1 –1958:  Col.  S i r W inston Leon ardSpencer C hurchi l l, KG,O M, CH,TD, LL D,MP
See al so 
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Ex ternal links 4t h Li g htDrago ons.Priv at e web site r esear ch ing the regimen t be tween 182 4 a nd  18 60 .
 
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Ric hard Maiba u m (May 2 6, 19 09 – Jan uary 4, 1 9 9 1) was a n A mer ica n f i l mproducer, pla y w righ tand scr een writerinthe  Un ite dStates be st known  f or  h is  sc reenp l ay adapt at ion sofIan F l eming' s Jam es B on dn ove ls.

Am o ng a re t he  f irst  an ti -lync hing pla y on Br oadway, T heT ree(1 93 2); the  first anti-N az i play onBr oad way, B i r thright(1933); the first movie that de alt  with  the  problemofmedica tio n  abuse , Bigg er Th an  Li f e , wri t t en  in  1 955, relea s e d i n 195 6;  the  firstfilm that dealt wi t h t he ethical an d m oral d ec isi o ns inki d nap p i ng cases, Ranso m!; the fi rs t  f ilm that i n tro du ced the  Americ an pu b lic tothe impor tance oftr aini n g  ai rmen for t he defen se of the Unite d  S tates  in  a war  m any  reco gnized ascomin g, I W an ted Wi ngs ( Sp ring, 19 41); and Diamonds Are F orever , beg un1970, the  fi r stfilm that  dis cussed the  us e o f las er- l ike s atel l it e m o unted  wea p ons for g l ob alw a rf are."

Hisp a p ers  nowres i de athisalma mater, the U n iversity of Io wa.B iog rap h y

E ar ly career
Maib aum  w a s  born
, GCB

4th_(Queen's Own)_Hussars - (1861)
1861–1865: Gen._Sir James_Hope_Grant, GCB
1865–1874:_Gen._William Lennox Lascelles_Fitzgerald de Ros,_23rd Baron de Ros
1874–1880:_Gen. Lord George_Augustus_Frederick Paget, KCB
1880–1881: Gen. William Hampton Parlby
1881–1904: Gen. Alexander Low, CB
1904–1919: Gen. Sir Alexander_George_Montgomery Moore,_KCB
1919–1941:_Maj-Gen._Sir Reginald Walter Ralph Barnes,_KCB, DSO
1941–1958: Col. Sir Winston_Leonard Spencer_Churchill, KG, OM, CH, TD, LLD, MP

See also
_British_cavalry during the_First World War

References

External links
 4th Light Dragoons. Private website_researching the regiment between 1824 and_1860.
 

Category:Cavalry regiments_of_the_British Army
Category:1685 establishments in_England
Category:Military units and formations established in_1685
Queen's Own Hussars 004
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Category:Regiments of the_British Army in the Crimean War
Category:Military units_and formations disestablished in 1958
Category:Component units_of the Queen's Royal Hussars_Richard Maibaum

Richard_Maibaum (May 26, 1909 –_January 4, 1991)_was an_American film producer,_playwright and screenwriter in the United_States best known_for his screenplay adaptations of Ian_Fleming's_James Bond novels.

Among_are_the_first anti-lynching_play on Broadway,_The_Tree (1932);_the_first anti-Nazi play on Broadway, Birthright_(1933);_the first movie that dealt with the_problem of medication abuse,_Bigger_Than Life, written in_1955, released in 1956; the_first film that dealt with the_ethical and_moral decisions_in kidnapping cases, Ransom!; the first film that introduced the American_public to the importance of training_airmen for the defense_of the_United_States in a_war_many recognized_as coming, I Wanted Wings (Spring, 1941);_and Diamonds_Are Forever, begun 1970, the first_film that discussed the_use_of laser-like satellite mounted weapons for_global warfare."

His papers now reside at_his alma mater, the University_of_Iowa.

Biography

Early_career
Maibaum was born