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S/14218 Cpl. R. Woodard, Arg. & Suth'dHighra. (S. Baling).For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty in action when, owing to casualtiesamong officers, he took command of two platoons and controlle…

93185 Pte. F. H. Bridgens, Dur. L.I. (Sheffield).52118 Pte. E. Britton, Manch. R. (Ashton-under-Lyne).13/48 Sjt. T. H. Broadhead, E. York. R.(Hull).193167 Cpl. (A./Sjt.) B. Brocklebank, R.E.(Darlingto…

commenced with the greatest intensity withboth gas and high explosive shell.The enemy's attack in the first instance waslaunched on the northern portion of the frontof General Sir H. S. Home's First A…

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Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TOTHE LONDON GAZETTE, 21 OCTOBEE, 1918. 12381 cumetances and heavy enemy shell fire, the example of his courage and determination inspired the men working under him, and the work was…

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Page 1 12322 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 21 OCTOBER, 1918. 9306 C.S.M. J. Malia, D.C.M., Bord. R. duty has been an encouragement to all (Chesterfield). ranks. For conspicuous gallantry and devot…

23/613 Sjt. T. Halligan, North'd Fus. (Chop-piugton).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as C.S.M. He rendered invaluableassistance, and under intense shell fire hiscoolness and courage did …

than 62 of these were successful in obtainingany identification from our lines, while ia 67cases his raiding parties left prisoners or deadin our hands. During the same period some 125raids were carri…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 21 OCTOBER, 1918. 12467 West Biding Begt.—The date of secondment of Lt. J. S. Spencer to be 4th Aug. 1918, and not as stated in the Gazette of 5th Oct. 1918. w…