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2nd Lt. Alexander Robert Hislop, R.F.A.(Spec. Res.), attd. 37th Divl. Amm. Col.When in charge of twelve waggonsdelivering ammunition to the guns, his convoy came under heavy shell fire, whichcaused th…

Lt. (actg. Capt.) G. C. Sanford, Wessex.Div. Engrs., relinquishes the actg. rank ofCapt. on alteration in posting. 7th Aug.1918.Lt. G. C. Sanford, Wessex Div. Engrs.,to be actg. Capt. whilst 2nd in Co…

T./Lt. Percival Horace Franklin Tovey,23rd Bn., Mdx. R.When an advanced post was being drivenin by the enemy, this officer, who was commanding the company, at once organised acounter-attack and, leadi…

2nd Lt. Leslie Brightwell Foster, 13th By.,N.Z. F.A.Acting as forward observation officer during an action, he carried on under heavyartillery, machine-gun and rifle barragewith conspicuous courage an…

T./Lt. (A./Capt.) Arnold Leslie Sagar, 8thBn., E. Lan. R., attd. 13th Bn., K.R.R.C.For conspicuous gallantrv and devotion toduty. This officer got his company into position for the attack despite heav…

Rev. Francis Stanislaus du Moulin Browne,Army Chap. Dept., attd. 1st Bn., Irish Gds.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty during an attack. He went forwardwith the battalion under very heavy f…

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Lt. Basil Hampton Charles Clark, 3rd,attd. 7th, Bn., R. Suss. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to-duty during an attack. When the companyon his left was held up, he led forward aplatoon and ca…

T./2nd Lt. James Melville, R.F.A., attd.527th Bty., 56th Bde.For conspicuous gallantry when acting asliaison officer with a battalion, the positionof whose headquarters was unknown. Hewent across the …

Lt. James Patrick Fitzgerald, 19th Bn., Can.Infy., 1st Cent. Ont. R.When most of the officers had becomecasualties and the battalion was held up infront of an enemy strong point, stubbornlydefended an…