... —Captains A. B. R;itiilM»n>e, Bombay Native Infantry ; J. Travers, 2d Bengal Native Infantry ; H. J. Felly, Bombay Native Infantry ; E. L. Russell, Bombay Native Infantry ; R. R. Yotuighushand, Bombay Native Infantry; 11. F. Dinisford, .V»th ...

... Colonel Lynch, commanding the local regimental districts, presented Captain S. W. Scrase Dickens, 2nd Battalion Highland Light Infantry, with the Stanhope gold medal, v/hich has lieen awarded to him the Royal Humane Society for the greatest act of gallantry ...

... Gallacluar.-- Killed in action on 25th August, • Pte. A. Gallacher, 10th Durham , • Ith October. 1917. County Clerk's Office. Light Infantry third and youngest son of Rant!. sth Septeinh. r. 1917. Robert and Rachel Windier, Wintarton. Co. Durham, and grandson ...

... Regiment, of N~itivo Infantry. Brigadle Ststf.-2d Brirade.-B.jrxeadier F. Markham, Cap- -taiii A. L. Balfour, Major of brigade. Corps.-lier ltlajesty's 2d Foot, 49th Regiment of Native Infitntry, 51st-Regiment of Native Infantry. - Divisional Staff. - ...

... aide-de-camp his Majesty the King in place of Captain Arthur Cavenagh Leveson, C.8., promoted to flag rank. ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY. The undermentioned majors to be lieutenantcolonels brevets: — Harry Douglas John Brecknock Noble. Fleet Surgeon Edmund ...

... officers, 685 men. 51st ACC Light Infantry-Lieutenant-Colonel C. Acton, 21 officers, 597 men. Capta X NATIVE INFANTRY.-1St Native Infantry-Lieu- injuries tenant-Colonel L. E. P. De Larpent, 6 officers, 830 sequenc meni. 2nd Native ...

... Boche on the same day The Hun infantry had moved forward before our barrage opened, with the result that when the Camerons advanced they came under heavv fire from unscathed troops. , , , _ The attack, supported bv French light tanks, which were mined or ...

... Stuart, 79 Fonthill Road. Aberdeen. He joined at the beginning of the war, and been serving eiice. Pte. G. A. Stott, Durham Light Infantry, awarded the Military for gallantry the field. i« the youngest eon the late Stott, joiner, and Mrs Stott, 2b Road, Aberdeen ...

... found it As They'd done their bit and some vowed followed in the wake of 30 Corps as they ~ infantry who fought. Ive often been told, | may after all, have light heartedly that they wouldn't even Artillery, engineers, signals, machine a charmed Ife ya Christmas ...

... the Signal Company of the 51st Division Royal Engineers, not easy finding any of the officers and men, for there were few of them at home. They are busy people the Engineers, oftener out'' than ''in. Moving among the infantry units of the Division I heard ...

... Alamein were so effective that our advancing infantry saw whole gun crews lying dead around their pieces, We found ,one signal officer dead with the telephone still at his ear', and man. who had been about to light a cigarette, dead with a cigarette in one ...

... enemy'* batteries. Simultaneously British infantry and tanks advanced to the assault. Tho enemy was completely taken surprise, and our first objectives were rapidly gained. Cavalry and tanks passed through the infantry, and the end the day advance of between ...