Air Marshal Sir Charles John Williamson Soutar, KBE (12 June 1920 – 15 July 2016) was a British medical doctor and Royal Air Force officer.
Charles John Williamson Soutar was born on 12 June 1920 in the English town of Ilford in the county of Essex.
[1] Soutar joined the Royal Air Force in May 1946, and was appointed to a commission as a flight lieutenant in the Medical Branch on 6 January 1948.
[2] During his service career he was Principal Medical Officer at Middle East Command 1967-68 (seeing active service during the Aden Emergency), Deputy Director of Medical Organisation 1968-70, Officer Commanding hospital at RAF Halton 1970-73, Commandant of the RAF Institute of Aviation Medicine 1973-75 and the Principal Medical Officer at Headquarters Strike Command 1975-78 before retiring from the RAF in 1981.
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