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AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.Lt. Francis Joseph Burke, Infy.For conspicuous gallantry during anattack. He led his platoon with great dash,single-handed rushing a minenwerfer andkilling the crew. With a p…

For conspicuous gallantry and fine leadership. He led his platoon forward underR.2nd Lt. Frederick Charles Holbrook, Glouc.For conspicuous gallantry when in chargeof a Supply Tank. In thick mist and u…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LOJSIDON GAZETTE, 8 NOVEMBER, 1918. .13197 . Lt. G. L. Brpnsdon to be actg. C'apt. . East Yorkshire Regt. —Capt. (actg. Maj.) G. whilst 2nd in. Command of a Field Co. 4th "'J …

r FOR3E 'NXTRSING SERVICE.:- - '? ? Vfhe-'full name of 'Mass Helen Gra-ce^.\---M.B.E;, B.B.C., is as now given, and not as.. stated in the Gazette of 19th Dec. 1916.Maj. C. C. M. Kennedy, M.C.Maj. P. …

Capt. Donald Walter McOredie, A.M.C.For conspicuous gallantry during an advance. His battalion was practically isolated for two days, during which he tendedwounded under fire. He continuallycrossed ma…

Lt. Thomas Dunlop Stevenson, Pnr. Bn.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. He completed a sap which hadbeen commenced the previous night, takingover the work at short notice. He successfully …

11:. The force detailed to carry out the raidconsisted of the 60th, (London) Division, ,theAustralian and New Zealand Mounted Division, the. Imperial Camel Brigade,- a Mountain Artillery Brigade, r th…

Lt. Kenneth Scott, M.C., Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and good'leadership. He closely pursued the enemy,and effectively supported another companyin their attack, by which three machineguns and many …

1916. (Substituted for that which .appearedin the Gazette of 9th Sept. 1916.)2nd Lt. E. F. C. Amos, M.C., to be Lt.1st July 1917, next below Lt. J. H. F.Kendall, M.C. (actg. Maj., R.E.).' (Substituted…

T./Capt. John Ashley Riddle, Glou. R.He displayed great courage and powers of"handling men during an advance. Having-made his dispositions., . quickly ^. and?thoroughly, ihe thus..gaine^., all. o^leqt…