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Arthur Reginald Dyer (11 May 1877 - 4 May 1951[1]) was a fire officer who from 1918 to 1933 held the post of Chief Officer of the London Fire Brigade.

Life

Born in Alton, Hampshire to Louisa Susannah Dowling and her builder-surveyor husband John Herbert Dyer,[2] he attended Dane Hill House, a private boarding school in Cliftonville, Kent.[3] He joined the London Fire Brigade around 1902.[1] By 1911 he was already a Divisional Officer within it, stationed at Euston and living on Euston Square.[4][5]

There were 118 applications for the post of Chief Officer in 1918, with Dyer, Aylmer Firebrace and Captain William Reginald Denys Crowther RN in the final three.[6] Dyer had been Acting Chief Officer for a time and his selection for the role itself was recommended by the General Purposes Committee to London County Council at its meeting on 3 June 1919.[6][7] In 1933 he retired to St Leonard's-on-Sea, where he died.[1]

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  1. 1,0 1,1 1,2 'Obituary', The Times, 15 May 1951, page 8
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  5. 'The London Sewer Accident - Resumed Inquest and Verdict', The Times, 8 April 1913, page 4
  6. 6,0 6,1 'New Chief of London Fire Brigade', The Times, 2 June 1919, page 18
  7. The Times, 5 June 1919, page 14