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Military Medal.
Donald, 533270 Corporal A. D. 15th Battalion. (Harringay). Gaz. 11/3/19.
M'Donald, 681352 Corporal J. W. Gaz. 27/7/17.
M'Donald, 510361 Corporal T. J. M. (Wood Green). Gaz. 6/8/18.
M'Intvre, 371164 Private A. T. (Glasgow). Gaz. 11/12/17.
Maeintyre, 510762 Corporal R. E. (Nunhead). Gaz. 10/9/18.
Mentioned in Despatches.
M'Donald, 322139 Sergeant A. Gaz. 10/7/19.
Macdonald, 2nd Lieutenant (T. /Captain) A. G. Gaz. 20/7/17.
Macdonald, Lieutenant (T. /Major) J. R. 17th Battalion. Gaz. 5/6/19.
Macdonald, 2nd Lieutenant R. Gaz. 13/6/16.
Order of the Nile (Egypt).
MacDonald, Lieutenant John Robert. 17th Battalion. Gaz. 13/1/20.
Croix de Guerre (French).
M'Donald, 3091 Coy. Sergeant-Major Cecil Innes. Gaz. 1/5/17.
ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS.
Order of the British Empire.
MacDonald, T. /Lieutenant (T. /Major) Ian Thomas Alister. Officer of the Military
Division. (For services in Mesopotamia). Gaz. 30/5/19.
MacDonnell, Captain (T. /Major) Alister Maxwell. Officer of the Military Division.
(For services in the Balkans). Gaz. 30/5/19.
Distinguished Service Order.
M'AUister, Major (T. /Lieutenant-Colonel) Edmund Joseph. Gaz. 2/6/16.
Military Cross.
Macdonald, Captain (T. /Major) Fergus. Gaz. 3/6/18.
Macdonald, Lieutenant George Brown. 16th Siege Battery Ammunition Column.
Gaz. 14/2/19.
For great gallantry and devotion to duty. On the nights September
22nd/23rd to 25th/26th, 1918, at Inchy-en-Artois, he succeeded in bringing
five guns and twelve hundred rounds of ammunition to his battery position
within 700 yards of the front line under very heavy shell fire. He also
showed great coolness and disregard of danger on the night of September
24th/25th, when an ammunition dump was set alight by hostile shell fire
100 yards from a bridge over which the guns could only be taken and 200
yards from the lorries loaded with component parts. He immediately
cleared the latter from the vicinity and brought the guns over the bridge
one by one before the dump blew up.
Military Medal.
Donald, 533270 Corporal A. D. 15th Battalion. (Harringay). Gaz. 11/3/19.
M'Donald, 681352 Corporal J. W. Gaz. 27/7/17.
M'Donald, 510361 Corporal T. J. M. (Wood Green). Gaz. 6/8/18.
M'Intvre, 371164 Private A. T. (Glasgow). Gaz. 11/12/17.
Maeintyre, 510762 Corporal R. E. (Nunhead). Gaz. 10/9/18.
Mentioned in Despatches.
M'Donald, 322139 Sergeant A. Gaz. 10/7/19.
Macdonald, 2nd Lieutenant (T. /Captain) A. G. Gaz. 20/7/17.
Macdonald, Lieutenant (T. /Major) J. R. 17th Battalion. Gaz. 5/6/19.
Macdonald, 2nd Lieutenant R. Gaz. 13/6/16.
Order of the Nile (Egypt).
MacDonald, Lieutenant John Robert. 17th Battalion. Gaz. 13/1/20.
Croix de Guerre (French).
M'Donald, 3091 Coy. Sergeant-Major Cecil Innes. Gaz. 1/5/17.
ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS.
Order of the British Empire.
MacDonald, T. /Lieutenant (T. /Major) Ian Thomas Alister. Officer of the Military
Division. (For services in Mesopotamia). Gaz. 30/5/19.
MacDonnell, Captain (T. /Major) Alister Maxwell. Officer of the Military Division.
(For services in the Balkans). Gaz. 30/5/19.
Distinguished Service Order.
M'AUister, Major (T. /Lieutenant-Colonel) Edmund Joseph. Gaz. 2/6/16.
Military Cross.
Macdonald, Captain (T. /Major) Fergus. Gaz. 3/6/18.
Macdonald, Lieutenant George Brown. 16th Siege Battery Ammunition Column.
Gaz. 14/2/19.
For great gallantry and devotion to duty. On the nights September
22nd/23rd to 25th/26th, 1918, at Inchy-en-Artois, he succeeded in bringing
five guns and twelve hundred rounds of ammunition to his battery position
within 700 yards of the front line under very heavy shell fire. He also
showed great coolness and disregard of danger on the night of September
24th/25th, when an ammunition dump was set alight by hostile shell fire
100 yards from a bridge over which the guns could only be taken and 200
yards from the lorries loaded with component parts. He immediately
cleared the latter from the vicinity and brought the guns over the bridge
one by one before the dump blew up.
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