The Gazette

Royal Highlanders.8th Vol. Bn.?Walter .Miller Campbell to betemp. 2nd Lt. 28th Sept. 1918.3rd Vol. Bn.?Lt.-Obl. Henry Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, T.F. Res., to Command.16th Oct. 1918.Hertfordshire Regt.3rd…

Capt. William Smithson, W. Bid. B.For conspicuous gallantry and devotiomto duty. Of his own initiative he accompanied the leading platoon in an attack, iitorder to be better able to send back informat…

Lieut. (T./Capt.) John Gordon Gillanders(18th Sqn.).This officer has carried out twenty-ninesuccessful bombing -raids, sixteen photographic flights and thirty-six reconnaissances,and his work has been…

Page 1 8CJPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 2 NOVEMBER,l y18. 12d47 James Arthur Josiah Howfield. Peter Ritchie Gibson. William Joseph Elliott. Alfred Jeacocke. George Edward Jones. Thomas Jackson. Willi…

War Office,4th November, 1918.SPECIAL RESERVE OF OFFICERS.The undermentioned, from Officer CadetUnits, to be 2nd Lts. 19th Oct. 1918, unlessotherwise stated: ?CAVALRY.King Edward's Horse.Henry Edward …

Lieut. William McKenzie Thomson, M.C.This officer has destroyed thirteen enemymachines, invariably displaying courage,,determination and skill. Disparity innumbers never daunts him. On a recentoccasio…

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E. Ir. #a/.? Temp. Capt. A. T. Levinge. 14thSept. 1918.THE ARMY SERVICE CORPS.The undermentioned temp. Lte. to beactg. Capts. 6th Nov. 1918,; ?A. B! Templeton.H. M. Grant.S. L. Semmence.J. W. Arnold.T…

Lieut. William Gordon Claxton, D.F.C.Between 4th July and 12th August thisofficer destroyed ten enemy aeroplanes andone kite balloon, making in all thirtymachines and one "kite balloon to his credit.U…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2 NOVEMBER, 1918. 12961 continued his patrol along the corps front, obtaining most valuable information. (The award of the Distinguished Flying Cross is also a…