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Appendix B

The following officers and other ranks have been mentioned in despatches:—

Lieut.-Colonel W. D. Earl Cairns.

The Bishop of London.

Lieut.-Colonel A. S. Bates (3).

Major A. D. Ducat, M.B., T.D., R.A.M.C. (T.F.).

Captain A. C. Oppenheim, King’s Royal Rifle Corps (2).

Captain R. H. Husey.

Captain J. R. Somers-Smith.

Captain C. W. Trevelyan.

Lieutenant R. Russell.

Sec.-Lieutenant W. L. Willett.

Sec.-Lieutenant A. K. Dodds.

709 Company Sergeant-Major A. J. R. Macveagh.

8488 Company Sergeant-Major (now Sec.-Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery) B. K. Manbey.

8929 Corporal (now Sec.-Lieutenant, King’s Royal Rifle Corps) T. H. Jenkin.

9391 Rifleman R. E. Peck.

The following officer who served in the ranks of the 1st Battalion, London Rifle Brigade, has also been mentioned in despatches since being commissioned to another regimentB:—

Temporary Sec.-Lieutenant L. E. Schultz, Wiltshire Regiment (killed).

Footnote

Notes

B This list does not claim to be complete. Any additions should be sent to the Officer in Charge Depôt, where a record will be kept.

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