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2nd Lt. Leonard Arnold Sterling, R.F.A.,Spec. Res.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When a large ammunition dump wasset on fire by enemy shelling, with the assistance of another officer h…

War Office,19th March, 1918.. REGULAR FORCES.CAVALRY.Household Cav.?Maj. T. C. Gurney, D.S.O.,to be actg. Lt.-Col. whilst comdg. a Regt.5th Feb. 1918.Hrs.? Lt. G. G. F. Greville to be actg. Capt.whils…

War Office,IGth March, 1918.TERRITORIAL F'ORCE.The undermentioned, from Officer CadetUnits, to be 2nd Lts.: ?ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.4th Mar. 1918.Cyril Kent Dodwell Edwards.Geoffrey James Moss-Flowe…

14/14705 L./C. H. Gilmore, R.I. Rifles (Belfast).L/29578 Sjt. A. Glanfield, R.F.A. (Plaistow).200160 A./.Sjt. J. Glover, H.L.I. (Glasgow).29741 Cpl. (A./.Sjt.) W. Glover, N. Lan. R.(Manchester).240149…

23rd July 1917.As Lt.?0. H. Hayes.ARMY PRINTING AND STATIONERY SERVICES.Frank Salisbury .to be temp. 2nd Lt. 16thMar. 1918.OVERSEA-CONTINGENTS.CANADA.Commands and Staff.?The undermentionedappts. are m…

T./Maj. (A./Lt.-Col.) William Colsey Mill-ward, R. Suss. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He assembled his battalion for theattack under artillery fire with only slightlosses, and show…

Page 1 3438 SUPPLEMENT TOTHE LONDON GAZETTE,18 MARCH, 1918. wounded, directing operations and getting all the lorries away safely. By his courage and coolness he set a fine example to all who came in …

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The undermentioned temp. Lts. to betemp. Capts.: ?W. Vaseie, M.C. 30 May 1917, ? '? . N. "P. MacLeod. 23 July 1917.H. P. MacKeen. 9 Aug. 1917.W. S. Trenholme. 25-Aug. 1917.15 Oct. 1917.F.J. Sterns (an…