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Lt. Thomas Edward Stewart Reynolds, E.Surr. R., Spec. Res., attd. 12th Bn. -After his company had reached its finalobjective it was subjected to ve^ heavymachine-gun and shell fire. The'companycommand…

War Office,2nd December, 1918.REGULAR FORCES.CAVALRY.1st Life Guards.?Qrmr. and Maj. C. Yeatmanretires on retired pay, having .attained the. _age for retirement. 2nd Dec. 1918.8th Hussars.?Qrmr. and M…

East Kent.?Cap*,, (actg. Maj.> F. W. Ker-shaw, 9th Bn., Manch. R., relinquishes actg.rank of Maj. on ceasing to be empld. on theHd.-Qrs. of a Yeo. Cyc. Regt. 13th Nov.1918.West Kent.?IA>. (actg. Oapt.…

T./Lt. Raymond James Searle, Dorsetattd. 6th Bn.During an attack he led his owntwo- other platoons to the final objective,T./Lt. Charles Arthur Conway Saunders,12th Bn., Tank Corps.For conspicuous gal…

Lt. Ralph Vincent Waller, 75th Can. Bn.,1st Cent. Ont. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. In a night attack on a village thisofficer was with the reserve company on theright flank. While…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 3 DECEMBER, 1918. 14325 .naissance of the hangars. During the whole Lieut. Harold Ernest Searson. time he was subjected to heavy anti-aircraft (FRANCE) . and in…

Capt. Thomas Fisher, M.C., 25th Bn., Can.Inf., Nova Scotia R.For conspicuous gallantry and leadership.Although wounded in the face early in the-operations, he led his men to the final objective, and s…

Temp. Lt. (actg. Capt.) F. H-. Robinson,attd. Durh. L.I.-, to be temp. C'apt. (without the pay. o>r allowances of that rank)whilst empld. as a Brig. Musketry Officer.13th Nov, 1918. -The undermentione…

T./2nd Lieut. George Edward .Hutchinson,D.C.M., N. Lan. R., attd. 8th Bn., R. Lan.R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty during an attack on a village. Heled his platoon close up behind the b…

T./2nd Lt. Herbert Wilkinson, 2nd Bn.,E. Lane. R.For conspicuous gallantry and good leadership. He led his platoon in an attack on amachine-gun post, and captured the gun andfour prisoners. He rapidly…