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Lt. (A./Capt.) Leslie William HaroldBowler, M.C., l/22nd Bn., Lond. R.He led his company in an attack withconspicuous gallantry and skill, exposinghimself under an intense fire of all descriptions in …

Capt. John Dewar, No. 5 Group, IstLovat'sScouts.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in making two daring and importantreconnaissances. First, when the situation was obscure and touch had bee…

ARMY PAY DEPARTMENT.The undermentioned temp. Lts. to beten-p. Capts., whilst holding special appts.1st Jan. 1919: ?R. J. Fulton.A. -C Bone.The undermentioned to be temp. Lts.,whilst empld. with an Exp…

Capt. (A./Maj.) Harold Handleson Pape,2nd C. of Lond. Yeo., attd. 13th Bn., TankCo.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. This officer, in command of a company of Tanks, guided them into actio…

attend to the more serious cases. He clearedthe cases with the utmost dispatch, andmany times during the day went up, undershell and machine-gun fire, to dress stretchercases. His conduct throughout w…

T./2nd Lt. Albert Victor Shillcock, M.C.,attd. R. Berks. R. (7th Bn.).(SALONIKA)For conspicuous gallantry and skilfulhandling of his patrol. His party was firedat directly they passed through our outp…

Lt. Isaac Mooney, 49th Bn., Can. Iiify.Alberta R.This officer was in command of a companyduring an attack. He led his men successfully to the ftnal objective. He carried outattacks in a most aggressiv…

Capt. John Douglas Young, M.C., 52ndBn., Can. Infy., Manitoba Regt.This officer personally led his company fora flank attack with such success that theenemy second line of defence was taken bysurprise…

War Office,\±th January, 1919.TERRITORIAL FORCE.YEOMANRY .Leicestershire.?Maj. W. Byron (temp. Lt.-Col., Herts. Yeo.) to be Lt.-Col. 29thSept. 1917.East Biding of Yorkshire.?2nd Lt. W.Featherstone to>…

R. Fus.Temp. 2nd Lt. B. E. Randall resigns his-commission on appt. to R.A.F. 29 July1918.Line. B.Temp. Maj. R[. M. Phelips (Capt., R.Lane. R.) relinquishes the temp, rank ofMaj. on ceasing to be empld…