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Lt. (A./Capt.) Daniel Joseph Hegarty, 1stBn., I. Gds.For conspicuous gallantry in an attack.He led his company with great determination through intense artillery barrage andmachine-gun fire, and findi…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 11 JANUARY, 1919. 681 1st S. Afr. Inf. Suffolk.—Lt. D. Raw relinquishes his commis- No. 1945 Lce.-Corpl. T. W. Winch to be sion on account of ill-health, 12th J…

Lt. (A./Capt.) Charles Knowler Tester, 6thJat Light Inf.(MESOPOTAMIA)For conspicuous gallantry .and devotionto duty in action. He worked unceasinglyunder fire for two days and nights, showing ian utte…

Page 1 .SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 11 JANUARY, 1919. 667 Lt. William Godfrey Wurtele, R. Can. Headquarters with prompt information re- 3legt., Nova Scotia Regt. garding water supply, tools and s…

2nd Lt. Geoffrey Simpson Lamont, G.G.>Spec. Res., attd. 1st Bn.For three days of continuous fighting heshowed a supreme contempt of danger, andinfused courage in all around him.Throughout an attack he…

Capt. (now Maj.) Francis Edmund Bray,I/5th Bn., R. West Surrey R., T.F.(MESOPOTAMIA)For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He showed great coolness and abilityin leading his company under heav…

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2nd Lt. (A./Capt.) Herbert Carrington,D.C.M., 6th Bn., East Lane. R.(MESOPOTAMIA)For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to-duty. He located a party of enemy snipers,who were holding up the.attack. Wit…

2nd Lt. Charles Henry Mason, 3rd Bn..Lond. R.For conspicuous gallantry and determination. This young officer, who had only beena few days with the battalion, took commandLt. John Vass Marshall, C/291s…

Lt. Richard Henry Lear Dinsmore, 19thBn., Can. Inf., 1st Cent. Ont. R.He volunteered to go forward under veryheavy fire and reconnoitre the situationwhen the battalion was held up by an enemystrong po…