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2nd Lt. Sidney Edward Cowan, R.F.C.(Spec. Res.).For conspicuous gallantry and skill. Hedived on to an enemy machine in the enemy'slines and drove it to the ground, where it wassmashed, and then circle…

Temp. 2nd Lt. Ernest Edward Rigold, 82ndSiege By., R.G.A.For conspicuous1 gallantry. When thecartridge store became ignited during abombardment he went out under fire withtwo gunners and put the fire …

by the French tirailleurs in forcing this passageunder a galling rifle and machine-gun fire.The Royal Navy and Royal Marine Light Infantry also materially contributed to thissuccess.I now judged that …

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i advanced position, which was then being re-1 connoitred by the Japanese troops.The Germans holding the position retired,however, before the Japanese advanced troops,who occupied the position which i…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT.TO THELOlSDOlsT GAZETTE, 31 MAY, 1916. 5427 Warren, Captain J. F., Durham Light In- fantry. Webb, Captain S. N. C., South Wales Borderers. Weston, Captain (temp. Major) C. H: B., Eas…

E. Surrey Regt.2nd Lt. (temp. Lt.) E. A. Williams to betemp. Capt. 2nd May 1916.Cornwall L.I.2nd Lt. S. J. Chudley is seconded for dutyas a Transport Officer. 17th Apr. 1916.The undermentioned 2nd Lts…

Page 1 5436 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 31 MAY, 1916. Ojo Ibadan, No. 539 Regimental Serjeant- Amusan Ibadan, No. 2986 Corporal, 4th Bat- Major, 3rd Battalion, Nigeria Regiment. talion, Nigeria R…

2495 Actg. Bombr. A. E..Newland, A. By.,61st Bde., B.F.A.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When a gun pit was hit during aheavy bombardment he left his dug-out withtwo gunners, and went t…

- Northern Railhead so as to assist the Britishforce at Ossidinge in its attempt to link up withother troops from Nigeria, and further that aforce should land at Campo and move parallelto the northern…