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affected. An unfamiliar grouping of units wasintroduced thereby, necessitating new methodsof tactical handling of the troops and the discarding of old methods to which subordinatecommanders had been a…

2nd Lt. A. Gemmell is seconded whilst onprob. with Indian Army as 2nd Lt., withseniority from 30th May 1917. 25th Sept.1918.Devonshire Regt.?Lt. E. W. H. Cabespine isseconded whilst on prob. with Indi…

20456 Sjt. J. Quinn, K.O.S.B. (Rateliffe).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. During the two years this N.C.O. hasbeen at the front he has taken part in everyimportant action in which the b…

Page 1 12408 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 21 OCTOBEK, 1918. 1366 Pte. G. Hartless, S. Lan. R. (Liverpool). 22/749 Pte. G. Hindmarsh, North'd Fus. 1711 Pfce. A. Harvey, R. Highrs. (Kilmacolm). (Beb…

Page 1 12448 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 21 OCTOBER, 1918. After a bombardment of exceptional inten- sity, which started at 3.10 a.m., a series of strong attacks were launched about 5 a.m. agains…

10 C./S./M. W. Edgar, M.G.C.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. Whilst in charge of pack" transportand supply parties he has personally superintended the delivery of rations and largequanti…

102834 Pte. (L./C.) H. W. Lewis, M.G.Corps (Trowbridge).DM2/22ri08 Pte. H. J. Lidgett, A.S.C.Brondesbury, N.W.).200009 Coy. Q.M.-Sjt. W. J. Liebermann,O. & B. L.I. (Oxford).19891.Pte. F. Limb, N. & De…

Our Allies.(71) I cannot close this report without paying my personal tribute to the ready and effective assistance given me by the French andBelgian Higher Command in the course of theSomme and Lys b…

6678 Pte. (L./Cpl.) R. Brighten, Norf. R.(Norwich).For conspicuous gallantry and fineservice in the field since the commencementof the war, invariably displaying the greatestcourage and energy in tine…

The undermentioned appt. is made: ?Flying Officer (Observer).?Temp. Lt. H. G.Frost, attd. S'uff. R., and to be transfd. toR.F.C. Gen. List. 31st Mar. 1916.CAVALRY.Household Ccto.?2nd Lt. V. J. Ferguso…