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T./Capt. Lewis George Murray Kidd, M.C.,E. Kent R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during an attack. Though earlywounded, he led his company with determined courage to the final objective…

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series of ridges which afforded the enemystrong defensive positions.Opposite the right of the 60th Division'sj line El Muntar formed a conspicuous landmark overlooking all the country in thei vicinity…

T:/Capt. Robson Wilson Rotherford, M.C.,General List. ?For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty whilst brigade-major. When twocompanies became scattered owing to heavyshelling, and were late in f…

Gl...FF.~Capt. P. E. Hardy, Lond. R.,.T.F.4th June 1918.". Capt. L. R. Jones, M.C., W. York. R.,. .T.I}1., and to be eecd. 22nd Sept. 1918.'And to be temp. Capts. whilst soempld. 4th June 1918:? 'Lt. …

T./2nd Lt. Alexander Theodore Newboultr.D.C.L.I.For conspicuous gallantry in action. He*was badly wounded early in an attack, butcontinued to command his company, and remained with them, sending back …

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2nd Lt. Thomas Carabine, Yeo.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during an attack. He led his troopforward with great dash and ability, andLt. Charles Campbell, K.O.S.B.For conspicuous galla…

MEMORANDA.Maj. M. A. Foster, D.S.O., ret. pay, tobeCoindt. of a Prisoners of War Camp, llthOct. 1918.The undermentioned temp. Capts. to betemp. Majors. 9th Nov. 1918:? 'S. E. Baker.J. T. Dttffin, M.C.…