Malcolm Frank

July 11, 1908 (age 95)

He served in India and Burma before working with the Free French forces in North Africa during the Second World War. Douglas-Pennant was awarded an Administration Member of the Order of the British Empire for his involvement in the invasion of Sicily. After the war, he stayed on in Germany until 1948, spending the rest of his military career training soldiers in the act of firing rifles accurately. He was a noted sharpshooter, and was on the House of Lords shooting team His father was 101 years and 74 days when he died on 3 February 1967 and was then the oldest ever hereditary peer, a record was not surpassed until the death of the seventh Viscount Street Vincent in September 2006.

Malcolm Frank

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Penrhyn was educated at Eton and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, before joining the 60th Rifles in 1929.

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He served in India and Burma before working with the Free French forces in North Africa during the Second World War. Douglas-Pennant was awarded an Administration Member of the Order of the British Empire for his involvement in the invasion of Sicily. After the war, he stayed on in Germany until 1948, spending the rest of his military career training soldiers in the act of firing rifles accurately.

He was a noted sharpshooter, and was on the House of Lords shooting team

His father was 101 years and 74 days when he died on 3 February 1967 and was then the oldest ever hereditary peer, a record was not surpassed until the death of the seventh Viscount Street Vincent in September 2006.

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Distinguished Service Order; Member of the Order of the British Empire