The Gazette

War Office,8th March, 1918.SPECIAL RESERVE OF OFFICERS.The undermentioned, from Officer CadetUnits, to be 2nd Lts. 1st March, 1918 :?ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.William Bedson Buckles.Leslie Alfred Bird.Arc…

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For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. Although severely wounded at thecommencement of an attack, he continued tocommand his company for three hours, anddid not leave to have his wound attende…

2nd Lt. James Ogilvie Grant Stuart, B.Highrs.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to-duty when commanding his company in anattack. Although suffering casualties earlyin the advance, he kept his men …

twenty machine-guns were captured. Lieutenant-Colonel Ormond also displayed thegreatest ability and gallantry in repulsingwith the remains of his gallant battalionseveral determined hostile counter-at…

E. Lan. B.Temp. 2nd Lt. H. Pendergast to be. temp. Lt. 1 July 1917.Temp. Lt. H. Pendergast relinquishes hiscommission on account of ill-health causedby wounds, and is granted the hon. rank ofLt. 7 Mar…

T./Capt. Alan William DobsonD.S.O., M.C., North'd Fus.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in leading two companies in a frontalattack, gaining his objective, and holding its.under heavy shel…

2nd Lt. (A./Capt.) Henry Francis Layton,Rif. Bde.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion;to duty. When ordered to deal with anenemy strong point, at a few hours' notice he-got his guns and ammunition i…

R. F. C. Longstaffe.R. W. James.J. W. Bowmer.A. G. Dent.R. Berks. R.Temp. Capt. (attd.) W. La Briim relinquishes his commission on account of ill-heaith, and is granted the hon. rank of Capt.8 Mar. 19…

Lt. Leslie Frank Burrows, Fid. Arty.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as F.O.O. He established communication from the captured position with greatrapidity. Though his line was continuallyc…