The Gazette

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Woo- Office,12th October) 1918.REGULAR FORCES.The undermentioned Candidates nominated for appointment to periaan-ent Commissions in the Regular Army under paragraph 3 of Army Order 247 of 1918. 13thOc…

Maj. F. M. Sandys-Lumsdaine, Res. ofOff. 5th Mar. 1918.Maj. C. R. Fryer, Res. of Off. 8th Apr.1918.Maj. F. B. Talbot, D.S.O., Res. of Off18th June 1918.Maj. the Hon. H. W. Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefue…

T./2nd Lt. Harold Foster, L'pool R.For conspicuo-us gallantry and cool judgment on the occasion of a raid on enemyposts. Having previously made a daringreconnaissaince, he led two detachments, onthe r…

ROYAL FLYING CORPS.Mil. Winff.Gen. List.?The notification in the Gazette of29th June 1918, regarding temp. 2nd Lt.S. E. Lewis (Capt., S. Afr. Def. Forces),is cancelled.The undermentioned temp. appt. i…

tained forward communications during aperiod of great importance.2nd Lt. Bernard James Tapner WebberrYeo.For conspicuous gallantry and abilityin organising a small raid with artilleryco-operation. Whe…

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he declined to leave his command until hewas satisfied it was firmly established. Hisgallantry and fine endurance were a mostinspiriting example to his men, and largelycontributed to the success of th…

2nd Lt. Alexander Duncan Lauder, Scot.Rif., attd. M.G.C.During an attack this officer greatly assisted the advance of the infantry by thedirect fire of his guns, which he broughtwell to the front. Whe…

T./2nd Lt. Arthur William Dight Martin,R. Highrs.He climbed the heights overlooking anenemy position, and established communication wi$i the division on the left underheavy machine-gun and shell fire.…