War Medals of the British Army And How They Were Won
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P. , Eoyal Engineers. Afghanistan, March 17th. , 1879. For his bravery in action near Maidanah, in promptly charging with some men of the 45th. Sikhs a superior force of the enemy, thereby saving his party from annihilation. In this encounter he killed two or three of the enemy, and was himself severely wounded.
Leet, Lieutenant- Colonel W. K. , 1st. Battalion 13th. Foot. Zulu- land, March 26th. , 1879. Rescuing Lieutenant A. M. Smith from Zulus, under close fire, during the retreat from tlie I...nhlobana.
Leitch, Colour-Sergeant P. , Eoyal Engineers. Eedan, June 18th. , 1855. Forming a caponi^re and ramp across the ditch by tearing down gabions from the parapet, filling and placing them, under heavy fire, until he was wounded and disabled.
Leith, Major J. , 14th. Light Dragoons. Indian Mutiny, April 1st. , 1858. For his distinguished conduct at Bretwah, in charging alone, and rescuing Captain Need from a large number of rebel infantry.
Lennox, Major-General W. 0. , Eoyal Engineers. Sebastopol, November 20th.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. , Eoyal Engineers. Afghanistan, March 17th. , 1879. For his bravery in action near Maidanah, in promptly charging with some men of the 45th. Sikhs a superior force of the enemy, thereby saving his party from annihilation. In this encounter he killed two or three of the enemy, and was himself severely wounded.
Leet, Lieutenant- Colonel W. K. , 1st. Battalion 13th. Foot. Zulu- land, March 26th. , 1879. Rescuing Lieutenant A. M. Smith from Zulus, under close fire, during the retreat from tlie I...nhlobana.
Leitch, Colour-Sergeant P. , Eoyal Engineers. Eedan, June 18th. , 1855. Forming a caponi^re and ramp across the ditch by tearing down gabions from the parapet, filling and placing them, under heavy fire, until he was wounded and disabled.
Leith, Major J. , 14th. Light Dragoons. Indian Mutiny, April 1st. , 1858. For his distinguished conduct at Bretwah, in charging alone, and rescuing Captain Need from a large number of rebel infantry.
Lennox, Major-General W. 0. , Eoyal Engineers. Sebastopol, November 20th.
What to read after War Medals of the British Army And How They Were Won?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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