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Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 26 JULY, 1918. 8747 time when a retirement was in progress he showed marked, ability and coolness, and it was due to his fine handling of his men that iJie enem…

T./2nd Lt. (A./Capt.) Francis Sydney Hun-nikin, Tank Corps.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When his company was fighting arearguard action, covering infantry withdrawal, it became parti…

T. /2nd Lt. James Joseph Allen, M.G. Corps.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to-duty while in charge of two machine gunsduring an enemy, attack. He kept his guns,continuously in action in spite o…

T./2nd Lt. Leslie Petts, S. Wales Bord.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to<duty in action. He encouraged and led hismen forward in the most determined mannerand showed great resource in silencin…

Lt. (A./Capt.) Frederick 'Charles West,R.E.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during several days of intense rearguardand village fighting. By setting a highexample of cheerfulness, courage…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TOTHE LONDON GAZETTE, 2rt JULY, 1918. 8771 Lt. George Burnett Armstrong, North'd For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He twice led his men forward and successfully restore…

T./Lt. Douglas Montgomery Dening, R.A.F.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. With a party of men, five of whomhad already been wounded, he repeatedlyreturned to a balloon position, which was…

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