David Gilbert-Smith

David Gilbert-Smith (3 December 1931 – 24 March 2003) was a Scotland international rugby union footballer. Gilbert-Smith played as a flanker.
Rugby union career.
Amateur career.
Gilbert-Smith played for London Scottish.
He also played for the Army Rugby Union side.
International career.
He was capped for once, in 1952, in the Five Nations Calcutta Cup match against .
Army career.
He joined the Army in 1951.
Gilbert-Smith won the Military Cross as a result of his bravery when with the Duke of Wellington's Regiment in the Battle of the Hook in Korea in 1953.
He fought in the battle alongside another Scotland international rugby player Mike Campbell-Lamerton. The two became lifelong friends.
He also served in the SAS.
Business career.
Subsequently Gilbert-Smith worked as a Training Manager for Bulmers. He later founded the Leadership Trust in 1975, working with Janet Richardson, a behavioural psychologist, whom he married in 1985.