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Throughout he showed great initiative andthe highest courage.2nd Lt. Reginald Graham Barker, 1st Bn.,S. Gds.For conspicuous gallantry and determination while commanding one* of the leadingcompanies du…

T./Lt. (A./Capt.) William Bowles, llth. Bn.rE. Lane. R., attd. 86th T.M.B.This officer showed outstanding gallantryin the way he went forward and fixed newpositions. During two attacks he personally-d…

Thomas Dods.George Henry Dowse.Neville John Durlacher.William Charles Dyke.Harold John Geard.Charles Vivian Gerard.Norman Ellis Goodwin.Beginald Henry Green-Wilkinson.Alfred Teague Greenwood.Ivor Dani…

5th Bn., East Lanes. Regt.?U,. (actg.?L. E. Walker relinquishes actg. rank ofCapt. on ceasing to command a Coy. ? 26thOct. 1918.±th Bn., West Riding Regt'.? 'Capt. F. 'H.'Kelsall is seconded for servi…

2nd Lt. Thomas Lyle McClelland, R.G.A.(Spec. Res.), attd. 233rd Siege Bty.For conspicuous gallantry and resource.He established forward observation posts inthe most advanced positions during an attack…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT to THELONDON GAZETTE, 30 NOVEMBER, 1918. 14191 Temp. Capt. J. Belleau, Quebec R., ceases to be graded for purposes of pay ,as G.S.O., 3rd Grade A9th Sept. 1918. - Temp. Maj. (actg. L…

Lt. (A./Capt.) William John- Franklin, 2ndBn., Eastern Ontario R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. This officer led his company in theattack with great skill, overcomin-g machine-gun nest…

Page 1 14316 SUPPLEMENT TOTHELONDON GAZETTE, 3 DECEMBER, 1918. Lieut. (A./Cajt.) Ronald Burns Banner- man, D.F.C. (FRANCE) A bold and resolute leader, whose ability inspires confidence in those who se…

T./Capt. (A./Maj.) Robert Masson GreigrM.C., M.B., 63rd Fd. Amb., R.A.M.C.He displayed conspicuous gallantry andgreat devotion to duty in attending to the-wounded and superintending their evacuation f…

T./Lt. (A./Maj.) Harry Burton Emerton,B/178th Bde., R.F.A.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. He constantly went forward to' select battery positions during an advance,and so was able to gi…