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2nd Lt. Roland Pym Prentys, R.F.A., Spec.Res.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as forward intelligence officer for hisbrigade. He disregarded both shell and riflefire, kept in touch with t…

Page 1 668 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZET L'E, 9 JANUARY, 1918. K.O. Sco. Bord.—Temp. 2nd Lfc. W. Runci- man resigns his commn. to resume his medical studies, and is granted the hon. rank of 2nd Lt. 1…

Lt. Harry Randolph Nottman Clyne, Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. He was instrumental in establishing two advanced posts under heavy artilleryfire. He set a splendid example of coo…

T./2nd Lt. John Thomas Kelly, M.C., R.E.Fqr conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. Whilst engaged on taping out acable trench half of his party were wounded,and he then proceeded with one N.C.O.th…

. Co. Qr.-Mr. Serjt. George HerbertPalmer.R. W. Surr. R.?Serjt. James Ryan, fromA.S.C.Corpl. Walter David John Parker, fromHrs.Corpl. Charles Edward Wingrove, fromA.S.C.A«ctg. Sqdn. Serjt.-Maj. John T…

T./2nd Lt. Arthur Noel Cranswick, attd.K.R.R.C.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty when commanding his company owingto his company commander being killed. Hewas commencing to withdraw them i…

No. 552665 Pte. James Peter Robertson, lateCan. Inf.For most conspicuous bravery and outstanding devotion to duty in attack. Whenhis platoon was held up by uncut wire and amachine gun causing many cas…

pairing of dug-outs through an intense bombardment, in which half his party becamecasualties.Lt. William Laghlan McGeary, Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty while commanding his platoo…

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steadying his men at a critical moment by his.personal example. Two days later, he tookup two parties, with ammunition, to the-firing line through two heavy barrages, whenother similar parties had fai…