The Gazette

Francis John Skinner Morris to be temp..2nd Lt. 31st Oct. 1918."1st Vol. Bn., Royal Highlanders.?Temp. 2ndLt. James Buchan to be Asst. Adjt., withthe temp, rank of Lt. whilst so employed.15th Sept. 19…

Capt. Alfred Emile Routier, 2nd Divl.Amm. Col., Can. Field Artillery.For conspicuous gallantry and judgmentduring the shelling of his wagon lines. Heassisted the wounded men, removing theanimals to sa…

Capt. Duncan Ronald Gordon Mackay.' (Indfc. Force, FRiAiNOEi)An officer of conspicuous ability anddetermination, who, during the last fourmonths of the fighting, has taken part intwenty-two bombing ra…

Lt. (A./Capt.) George Herbert Sims, M.C.,Som. L.I., attd. 8th Bn.For conspicuous gallantry and determination when commanding his company. Hespent most of the night mopping up a pocketof the enemy, and…

Lt. D. R. Swaine, Spec. Res. 5th Sept.1918.Lt. L. A. Elmer, Spec. Res. 27th Sept.1918.Batt .Serjt.-Maj. Jesse Slater to be temp:2nd Lt. 2nd July 1917.CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS.The undermentioned to be …

Page 1 14204 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE,30 NOVEMBER 1918. and disregard of danger which this very gal- lant officer has always displayed throughout his distinguished career. Major Barker was awar…

Page 1 14244 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 2 DECEMBER, 1918. with, a gun and wagon in close support of the infantry. The enemy barrage having com- pelled him to withdraw the gnin, he made a reconna…

T./2nd Lt. Douglas Edwin Allen Tucker,37th Bn., M.G. Corps.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty during an attack. He led his section forward under heavy fire, picking uptargets and silencing …

CANADIAN FORCE.Lt.-Col. Reginald D'anbury Davies, D.S.O.,44th Can. Infy. Bn., Manitoba Regt.For conspicuous gallantry during anattack. Realising the importance of thecapture of a village when the adva…

Lt. (T./Capt.) Harry Walker, 32nd Bn.,Aust. Infy, attd. 8th Aust. L.T.M.B.For conspicuous gallantry and resource.He was wounded during an advance, but remained1 with his detachment until all hisammuni…