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Page 1 11248 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 21 SEPTEMBER, 191& administrative work as commanding officer. During this period Major .Stodart dropped 115 bombs on the enemy's position, ex- posed 326 n…

Lt. Douglas Ashton Lofft Wade, R.G.A.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty when all the telephone lines frombrigade headquarters to batteries .and observation posts had been cut by enemy shell…

Lieut. Cedric George Edwards.The fearlessness and disregard of dangerdisplayed by this officer in attacking enemytroops, etc., at low altitudes is most marked,and worthy of the highest praise. On oneL…

Capt. (A./Maj.) Francis Louis du Moulin,R. Suss. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in co-ordinating the withdrawal of therear guard, composed of various units,under heavy fire from three…

Hampshire Regt.3rd Vol. Bn.?Temp. 2nd Lt. Charles Stokes;Eaton-Evans resigns his commission. 30th.Aug. 1918.Hertfordshire Regt.2nd Vol. Bn.?The Christian names of temp..Lt. John Gibson Grossman are as…

Capt. Richard George Moss, Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in an attack. He led his company withfine courage and ability, overcoming enemyCapt. John Eric McGlashan, A. Med. Corps.Fo…

204706 A./A.Mt. (G) Gunlayer William-Jones (Baling).He has taken part in 105 successful bombing raids and has shown conspicuous courageand determination often in the face of strong-opposition and inte…

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NEW ZEALAND FORCE.2nd Lt. Thomas Alexander Snelling, N.Z.Rif. Bde.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as scout officer of the battalion. Hispersistent attempts to secure enemy identification…

Shrops. L.I.Temp. 2nd Lt. C. M. Strong relinquisheshis commission on account of ill-healthcaused by wounds, and is granted the hon.rank of 2nd Lt. 22 Sept. 1918.Manch. E.Temp. Lt. (actg. Capt.) Harry …