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2nd Lieut. Alexander William Kenmure-Gordon, R.F.A.'"During a bombardment and supporting a raid he was severely wounded; nevertheless, seeing that Nos. 2 and 3 of one of hisdetachments were also wound…

War Office,8th November, 1918.TERRITORIAL FORCE.The undermentioned, from OfficerUnits, to be 2nd Lts.: ?ROYAL HORSE AND ROYAL FIELD ABTILLEBY.21st Oct. 1918.Frank Henry Tate.Arthur Alton Wrigg,.Leopol…

Temp. 2nd Lt. W. A. Geen relinquishes*? his- commission on -account of ill-health contracted on active- service and is granted the^? hon. rank of 2nd Lt. 7 Nov. 1-918.INFANTRY.Labour C.or.ps.Maj. (tem…

Lt.tAlfred Laurence Wilson, Fd. Arty.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. As forward observation officer incharge of a party of signallers he establishedsatisfactory communications under ver…

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T./Capt. Lewis George Murray Kidd, M.C.,E. Kent R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during an attack. Though earlywounded, he led his company with determined courage to the final objective…

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series of ridges which afforded the enemystrong defensive positions.Opposite the right of the 60th Division'sj line El Muntar formed a conspicuous landmark overlooking all the country in thei vicinity…

T:/Capt. Robson Wilson Rotherford, M.C.,General List. ?For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty whilst brigade-major. When twocompanies became scattered owing to heavyshelling, and were late in f…

Gl...FF.~Capt. P. E. Hardy, Lond. R.,.T.F.4th June 1918.". Capt. L. R. Jones, M.C., W. York. R.,. .T.I}1., and to be eecd. 22nd Sept. 1918.'And to be temp. Capts. whilst soempld. 4th June 1918:? 'Lt. …