Various reports from the same file by: 2nd Lieutenant J A King commanding 13 Platoon, D Company, 7 Royal Norfolk Regiment 2nd Lieutenant J D McKenzie commanding 7 Platoon, A Company, 7 Royal Norfolk Regiment 2nd Lieutenant B J H Wood commanding 11 Platoon, C Company, 7 Royal Norfolk Regiment 2nd Lieutenant AL Townsend commanding 8 Platoon, A Company, 7 Royal Norfolk Regiment Platoon Sergeant Major E G F Parker commanding 9 Platoon, A Company, 7 Royal Norfolk Regiment
Company Area. Without knowing the context (what page is it on) I suspect it will either relate to their area of responsibility/operations/defence etc.
Platoon Sergeant Major E. G. F. Parker was Edmund Gordon Favor Parker (known as 'Peter'). He died as a PoW and the CWGC record him as Edmund Gadon<sic> PARKER His death on 5th December 1940 in Oflag IXA was reported on 18 February 1941 in The Times; “PARKER.-On Dec. 5. 1940. at Oflag 9A. after five months in hospital cheerfully borne, previously reported prisoner, COMPANY SGT.-MAJOR EDMUND GORDON FAVOR PARKER. Royal Norfolk Regt. (Peter). eldest and loved son of Gordon Parker. Barton Bendish Hall. Norfolk. Aged 21.” As an aside, “The Gallant Defenders of Franleu” appeared in The Victor in 1962
If you want some wider context about 7th Battalion A&SH's defence of Franleu on 5/6 June 1940 (including some maps and war diary entries) have a look at this thread elsewhere in the 1940 section: 7th Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders June 1940