Copies of Proclamations Order in Council And Documents Relating to the European
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For conspicuous gallantry throughout the action at Festubert, 22-24th May, 1915. He repaired the telephone wires personally under very heavy fire. Captain Nash was again brought to notice for excellent work performed under fire at Fleurbaix and at Gravel- stafen. Captain Stanley Alwyn Smith, No. 3 Field Ambulance, Canadian Army Medical Corps. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty at Festubert on the War Documents. 709 night of 20 May, 1915. Captain Smith, with a party of eight men, wen...t out voluntarily to remove the wounded from an orchard whilst under heavy fire, and eventually succeeded in bringing all into safety. Four of the eight men of the rescue party were wounded, and two of these have since died. His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to confer the Military Cross on the undermentiened Officers in recognition of their gallantry and distinguished services in the field : — Lieutenant Charles Stuart Craig, 4th Battery, 1st Canadian Field Artillery. For conspicuous gallantry, resource and ability on many occasions, especially on 15th June, 1915, at Givenchy, when he used an 18-pounder gun in the trenches with great effect, destroying 40 yards of the enemy's parapet, two of their machine guns, and a stretch of 75 yards of the wire entangle- ments.
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For conspicuous gallantry throughout the action at Festubert, 22-24th May, 1915. He repaired the telephone wires personally under very heavy fire. Captain Nash was again brought to notice for excellent work performed under fire at Fleurbaix and at Gravel- stafen. Captain Stanley Alwyn Smith, No. 3 Field Ambulance, Canadian Army Medical Corps. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty at Festubert on the War Documents. 709 night of 20 May, 1915. Captain Smith, with a party of eight men, wen...t out voluntarily to remove the wounded from an orchard whilst under heavy fire, and eventually succeeded in bringing all into safety. Four of the eight men of the rescue party were wounded, and two of these have since died. His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to confer the Military Cross on the undermentiened Officers in recognition of their gallantry and distinguished services in the field : — Lieutenant Charles Stuart Craig, 4th Battery, 1st Canadian Field Artillery. For conspicuous gallantry, resource and ability on many occasions, especially on 15th June, 1915, at Givenchy, when he used an 18-pounder gun in the trenches with great effect, destroying 40 yards of the enemy's parapet, two of their machine guns, and a stretch of 75 yards of the wire entangle- ments.
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