CRD

I have recently come across the an ex-serviceman with "Major, CRD."
after his name.

Never having heard of a "CRD" I tried looking in Whitaker's, but
nothing. A web search has also proven negative in this context, as has a
visit to a Glossary of Acronyms site.

Please, what might a CRD be?

Charles Ellson...

Any hint of teeth ?
CRD=Centre for Restorative Dentistry (Halton)

octiger...

I thought of Commander, Royal Dragoons, though Major seems a lowly rank
for such a position. Major General would fit, though:

ken dilley...

I think it might stand for Major Commander

ken dilley...

Sorry used the wrong url and now I can't find it again !!!!

David A' Rebel...

It could also mean Canadian Royal Dragoons

andrew...

Thank you all for your thoughts and speculations.

This morning I found the answer. It is such a simple one and so obvious
that I am almost too ashamed to admit to what it is.

I did not know that the subject had a middle name and guess what? His
initials are CRD.

Graeme Wall...

That'll be you then...

Yours Aye Andrew Sellon
Let us keep our promises in little things as well as in great. Rev.
Sydney Smith 1771-1854, Canon of St. Paul's.

http://www.kcl.ac.uk/lhcma/locreg/ARMITAGE.shtml

Yours Aye Andrew Sellon

david1962.charles...

A qiuck and not very extensive web-search threw up this
which sugests it might stand for "community relations department" of
the Sally Army in the USA.
Dave

If to eat, and to drink, and to be warm, were the only passions of our
minds, we should all be what the lowest of us all are to this day. The
love of the beautiful calls man to fresh exertions. Rev. Sydney Smith
1771-1854, Canon of St. Paul's.