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Bemt. Serv.?Bb. Lt.-Ool. E. C. Sanders,C.M.G., ret. pay, to be a Cbmdt., Remt.Depot, from Asst. Dir. of Remts. at the WarOffice. 1st Oct. 1918.ROYAL REGIMENT OF ABTILLEBT.R.H. and R.F.A.?Tvmp. Capt. D…

Lt. John Edward Lyle, Sco. Rif.For conspicuous gallantry and resourceas acting adjutant, when many officers hadbecome casualties. At a critical momentin the operations, while a withdrawal wasin progre…

Lt. William Nicholas Sievers, Fd. Arty.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to-duty while acting as brigade forward observation officer. The situation being obscure,he proceeded in front of the infa…

Page 1 13106 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 6 NOVEMBER, 1918. 1.20 a.m., and by 7.45 a.m. the leading batta- lion was .across. Till dawn this crossing was unperceived by the enemy, but subsequently …

Lt. John Alexander Lloyd Barnes, Ches. R.For conspicuous gallantry and leadershipin bringing up his company under heavyshell and machine-gun fire. Later duringthe advance, when he found himself in ani…

The undermentioned temp. appt. ismade: ?Special Appointment, Cl. FF.?Tempi Lt.H. V. Eyre, E. Kent R., and to be transfd.to Gen. List. 20th Sept, 1918.The undermentioned -temp. appt. is madeat the War …

Lt. (actg. Capt.), Jtl. B. Crosbie relinquishes actg. rank of Capt. (add!.). 6thOct. 1918.2nd Lt. D. W. Byrne to be Lt., next aboveLt. N. H. Haynes, and to remain seconded.1st Sept. 1918.Lt. (actg. Ca…

2nd Lt. William Short, R. Scots Fus.For conspicuous gallantry and good leader ?ship in an attack. He led his company withgreat skill and energy under difficult circumstances, and on approaching the ob…

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Maj. Ian Laurie Crawford, D.S.O., Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and fine leadership during an attack. He personally reconnoitred the whole area the battalion wastaking up before launching the attack,…