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Lt. W. J'. Dixson (Yeo., T.F.) to b'e actg.Capt. while comdg. a Co. 18 Feb. 1918.W. Sid. E.Temp. Capt. R. G. Jeffrey, from Lab.Corps, to be temp. Capt. 31 Au,g. 1918,'witk-seniority 1 Nov. 1916.Dorset…

MACHINE GUN COBPS (INFANTRY).Temp. Lt. G. .Watson, M.C., ceases to-belong to the Corps on transfer to K.O. Sco.Bord. (attd.). 23 June 1918.Temp. Lt. L. Leathley relinquishes his.commission on account …

MACHINE GUN CORPS (INFANTRY).The undermentioned temp. Majs. to beInstrs., graded for pay at Hythe rates: ?1 Aug. 1918.H. Gilbert, M.C.T. Crockett (Capt., R. Highrso., T.F.).Temp. Lt. A. R. Fraser reli…

Lt. Oliver Young, North'd Fus.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He took charge of a small party andsuccessfully held up the enemy for aconsiderable period while the engineersT./2nd Lt. Jo…

Lieut. (T./Capt.) Frederick AndrewLaughlin.While bombing an important railwaystation the formation, of which this officerwas leader, was attacked by about twentyenemy scouts. In the engagement thatens…

T./2nd Lt. Arthur James Giles, Ches. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in leading his men in a counter-attackagainst positions which the enemy had justcaptured. On another occasion he di…

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2nd Lt. Campbell Kelly, M.M., R.G.A.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. While out with a patrol he encoun-?tered a strong hostile party, who bombedhim, but by using his revolver he succeede…

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