Louis Lillywhite
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Major-General Louis Patrick Lillywhite, MBE, QHS, FRSM, MFOM (b. 23 February 1948) is a British Army physician and officer.
Born to William Henry Lillywhite and Annie Kate (née Vesey), Louis Lillywhite attended King Edward VI School and the University of Wales College of Medicine & the University of London.
In 1975 he married Jean Mary Daly; they have three children,
[edit] Membership
- Faculty of Occupational Medicine Royal College of Physicians
- Catenian Association
- Medical Society of London (Fellow)
- Royal Society of Medicine (Fellow)
- Society of Occupational Medicine
- United Services Catholic Association
- Fell Runners Association
- Army Mountaineering Association
- British Army Orienteering Club
- Amesbury Athletic Club
- British Medical Association
[edit] Career
- Regimental Medical Officer 3rd Battalion Parachute Regiment
- Second in Command, Commanding Officer 23 Parachute Field Ambulance
- Commander Medical I (UK) Armoured Division (Gulf War - Mentioned in Dispatches, 1991)
- Director, Medical Personnel, Training and Clinical Policy
- Consultant Occupational Physician (since 1990)
