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2nd Lt. (A./Capt.) Rudolph. Oscar Schuh,M.C., Devon. R., attd. 9th Bn.On 8th October, 1918, in the attack onPoncihaux, he showed marked gallantry andable leadership. His company had been detailed .to …

Lt. William Lucas Hayes, 28th Inf. Bn.,.Sask. R.At Iwuy, on the llth October, 1918,during an attack his company came underparticularly severe fire, and all the officerswere killed or wounded. Although…

T./2nd Lt. Arthur James Brown, R. War.R., attd. l/8th Bn. (T.F.).For most conspicuous gallantry on the-6th October, 1918, when his company wasattacking Guisancourt Farm. He with two-sections rushed on…

Maj. (A./Lt.-.Col.) Arthur Preston Hohler,D.S.O., 2/10tli Bn., Midd'xR., T.F., Comdg.4-/5th BD., Welsh R., T.F.(EGYPT)At Hindhead, near El Mugheir:, andBidston Hill, near Kh. Abu Felah, on the18bh Sep…

T./Capt. Charles Fancourt Harrison, 6thtBn., Dorset R.On the morning of the 20th October, 1918,.during the taking of Neuvilly, he showedgreat gallantry and skill in leadership. On:one occasion his com…

Lt. Andrew Livingstone, 36th By., 9th Bde.,Can. F.A.For conspicuous gallantry while underheavy shell fire on the night 27th/28th September, 1918, near Bourlon. He was incharge of an ammunition column …

Colonel (temporary Major-General) GeorgeGias Sandeman Carey, C.B., C.M.G. (lateRoyal Artillery).Honorary Lieutenant-iCblonel Noel Marshal?,President of the 'Canadian Red Cross.Officier.Temporary (Hono…

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T./Lt. Robert William) Howe, 2nd Res.Regt. of Cav., attd. 4th Hrs.On 21st October, 1918, he was sent forward with his troop to reconnoitre St.Amand and the canal crossings to the eastof the town. He w…

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