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Lt. Victor Rudolph Ullman, 21st Bn., Can.Infy., Eastern Ontario R.Though badly wounded early in the attack-he continued to lead his company forwardin face of heavy fire to the objective, whichhe captu…

T./Lt. Joseph Clarke, M.C., Drake Bn.,R.N.V.R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during an attack. He led forward thescouts, and it was largely due to his energyand pluck that the correct d…

Lt. Bawa Harkishan Singh, Indian MedicalService.(MESOPOTAMIA)For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty and coolness under fire when in charge2nd Lt. Robert John Batzer, 3/10th Bn.,attd. 28th Bn., …

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Bn., Rifte Brigade. ? Lt. E. F. Hopper,6th Bn., D.L.I., to be actg. Capt. whilstcomdg. a Co. 27th Oct. 1918.3rd Bn., Monmouthshire Regt. ? Lt. W. G. D.Conway relinquishes his commission onaccount of i…

Lt. (A./Capt.) Alexander Maclaren Laird,17th Bn., Lond. R.For conspicuous gallantry in an attack.He led his company most skilfully, and onreaching the objective consolidated his position in a very abl…

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Page 1 630 SUPPLEMEN T TO THELONDON GAZETTE. 11 JANUARY, 1919. .2nd Lt. Alfred Gordon Lee, R.F.A,, $pec. Res., attd. H.Q., 76th Bde. He 'behaved with great gallantry and ability in closely following t…

T./Lt.Marines.He led an advanced bombing party up atrench towards the objective and gained afooting on the bridgehead, which he maintained till reinforced. He displayed thegreatest gallantry and deter…

Lt. William Ralph Boehm, 20th Bn., Can.Infy., 1st Cent. Ont. R.He carried out a very gallant and effectiveattack under heavy fire on a trench, the position of which enabled him to link up unitswhose f…