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Capt. John Graeme Stephen, H.L.I., Spec.Res.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as Intelligence Officer. When the company was held up, he carried out a veryhazardous reconnaissance, and on h…

T./Sub-Lt. Basil Bedsmore Rackham, M.C.,R.N.D., R.N.V.R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. Although suffering from the effects ofT./Lt. (A./Maj.) John Alfred Pym? M.C.,R.G.A.For conspicuou…

Capt. Kendall Trelawny Blarney, M.C., Lane.Fus. ? -?: -? - -??? -?-.-?: -?-(M.C. gazetted 3rd June, 1918.)KAMENDMENTS.The following are the correct descriptions ofOfficers, Non-Commissioned Officers a…

2nd Lt. Arthur Pendrill Charles, R. Fus.For conspicuous gallantry .and devotion toduty. This officer led his platoon through aheavy barrage, directing each section to itsplace as it came up, and durin…

Maj. (A./Lt.-Col.) Charles Alexander ShawPage, M.C., Midd'x E.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during many days of intense fighting,in which, by his high standard of militaryleadership, h…

Page 1 8812 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 26 JULY, 1918 enemy, who liad worked ug to within 50 yards. He held on until his ammunition was - exhausted, and then, although surrounded, out his way out…

T./'Capt. James Potter, R.A.M.C.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionduring lengthy operations, when he continuously attended the wounded underheavy shell, machine-gun and rifle fire, maintaining his…

Maj. (A./Lt.-Col.) James Walker, W. Rid.For conspicuous gallantry.and devotion toduty. He commanded his battalion withgreat skill and coolness, and conductedR.T./Capt. James Charles Vanner, M.C.,.Leic…

2nd Lt. Leonard Thomas White, R.G.A.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in maintaining communication andobservation from Battery observation postswhilst under shell, gas and machine-gun fire…

T./2nd Lt. Harry Leslie Baker, L'pool R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion tc*>duty during a counter-attack on a position..T./2nd Lt. George Henry Baker, Leic. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devo…