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demoralised, he saw an opportunity of capturing an enemy advanced post. He led hismen forward on his own initiative, and killedall the enemy in the post. Though heavilyattacked from the rear, he fough…

507 C.S.M. G. Harris, Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When his company commander waskilled on the way to the assembly position heled his men through a heavy enemy barrageand got th…

T./Lt. Andrew William Thomson Bonar, attd.Sea. Highrs.C'apt. Arthur Septimus Brooke, Inf., Ind.Army.2nd Lt. Maurice Buchanan-Brown, E. Lan. R.Lt. Cecil Oliver Haigh Bury, Yeo.T./2nd Lt. Hugh Patrick C…

War Office,8th February, 1918.REGULAR FORCES.ARMY CYCLIST CORPS.The undermentioned Offrs. to be transferred from the Div'l Cyclist Companies,T.F., retaining their T.F. Commissions andsubstantive prece…

5181 Sjt. G. L. Prendergast, Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He was in charge of a reserve platoon,and when the line in front had advanced hesaw an enemy machine gun post open a he…

point. On reaching the enemy's lines hestood on the parapet and tried to take themprisoners, but his party were outnumbered,and fired on by the enemy, and were forcedto withdraw. Two. of his party wer…

W. York. E.Temp. Capt. (actg. Maj.) W. L. Trench,M.C., to be temp. Maj. 30 Nov. 1917.Temp. Lt. T. Pratt to be temp. Capt.30 Nov. 1917.Leic. E.Temp. Lt. G. E. Stevenson to be actg.Capt. while comdg. a …

War Office,6th, February, 1918..REGULAR FORCES.CORPS OP ROYAL ENGINEERS.Serjt.-Maj. Charles Starkey Sykes to be-Qr.-Mr., with the hon. rank of Lt. 16th-Jan. 1918. (Substituted for notification in»the …

Page 1 1790 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 7 FEBRUARY, 1918. CANADA. Temp. Maj. W. G. Beeman D.S.O., to. Can,. Res. Cav. Regt. Temp. Lt. G-. F. Roberts, frqm Can. comd. an Art. Bde., and to be temp.…

of ill-health, and is granted the Hon. rankof Capt. 7th Feb. 1918. ?2nd Lt. N. B. West to be Lt. 18th Jan.1918.The undermentioned 2nd Lts. to be Lts.20th Jan. 1918: ?A. Merchant.A. Pearson.Boyal Scats…