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Lt. Alfred Duff Cooper, I. Gds., Spec.Res., attd. 3rd Bn.For conspicuous gallantry during anattack. Although the remainder of his com-T./Lt. Frederick Chick, 2nd Bn'., R. WelshFus.For conspicuous gall…

greatest dashi through very heavy fire to itsfinal objective. His bearing inspired hismen, and was largely responsible for the capture of a number of prisoners. Though twicewounded, he remained with h…

tions for new dispositions. As a result, the-line was advanced at dusk 500 yards alongthe brigade front. Throughout difficult,operations, he showed fine courage and inita-tive.T./Capt. (A./Lt.-Col.) C…

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Lt. David Chaigneau Colvill, 2nd Bn., O. &B. L.LFor conspicuous gallantry and fine leadership. He led his company splendidly in anattack, .and although two platoons lost direction in the mist he organ…

Capt. Donald Robertson Nelson, l/7thBn., Scot. Rif., T.F.For conspicuous gallantry and brilliant-leadership as company commander during*an advance. His rapid appreciation of thesituation, combined wit…

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1 Midd'xR.\Temp. 2nd Lt. W. Baird, from Midd'x; R., to be temp. Lt. 26 May 1918.I K.R.R.f.G.Temp. 2nd Lt. C. E. Acarnley to be temp..I Lt. 26 Oct. 1918.I Manch. R1.Temp. 2nd Lt. R. F. Brereton to be t…

Lieut. Frederic John Longworth,Bty., 9th Bde., Can. Field Artillery.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. This officer brought up a number ofammunition wagons to a forward positionby night un…

Lieut. Herbert James Cockman.(Indt. Force, FRIANlOEi)On 25th September, w.hen on a long-distance ibombing raid, this officer performedvery gallant service. Heavily attacked onthe return journey, he wa…