Appointments by King George V to various orders and honours
Los honores de Año Nuevo de 1918 fueron nombramientos por parte del rey Jorge V en diversas órdenes y honores para recompensar y destacar las buenas obras de los ciudadanos del Imperio británico. Los nombramientos se publicaron en The London Gazette y The Times en enero, febrero y marzo de 1918. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
A diferencia de los Honores de Año Nuevo de 1917 , los de 1918 incluían una larga lista de nuevos caballeros solteros y barones, pero una vez más la lista estaba dominada por recompensas por esfuerzos de guerra . Como informó The Times : "Los Honores de Año Nuevo representan en gran medida las circunstancias de la guerra y, tal vez, como es habitual, también reflejan la naturaleza humana de una forma obvia. La lista es una de las raras oportunidades para que el público lea los nombres de los soldados que se han distinguido en el servicio". [8]
Los destinatarios de la Orden del Imperio Británico no fueron clasificados dentro de las divisiones militares o civiles hasta después de la guerra. [4] [9]
Los destinatarios de los honores se muestran aquí tal como se les llamaba antes de su nuevo honor, y organizados por honor, con clases (Caballero, Caballero Gran Cruz, etc. ) y luego divisiones (Militar, Civil, etc. ) según corresponda.
Reino Unido y el Imperio Británico
Vizconde
Marmaduke, barón Furness , con el nombre, estilo y título de vizconde Furness, de Grantley, en el West Riding del condado de York . [10]
El Muy Honorable Ellis Jones Ellis-Griffith KC MP , de Llanidan, en el condado de Anglesey, uno de los abogados de Su Majestad con conocimientos de derecho. [17]
Sir James Ritchie , alcalde de Londres . (Su nombre ya aparecía en algunas obras de referencia como baronet, y su inclusión en la presente lista de honores tiene por objeto regularizar una informalidad del título anterior.)
Edward Fairless Barber, miembro adicional del Consejo del Gobernador de Madrás para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos
Thomas William Birkett, de Bombay
Coronel Harry Albert Lawless Hepper, (Mayor, Ingenieros Reales, retirado).
Thomas Frederick Dawson-Miller, KC , Presidente del Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Patna
Binod Chunder Mitter , abogado, recientemente procurador general de Bengala y miembro del Consejo del Gobernador para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos.
El Honorable Charles Gregory Wade , KC , Agente General en Londres para el Estado de Nueva Gales del Sur
Frederick William Young , LLB , Agente General en Londres para el Estado de Australia del Sur
El Honorable Simon Fraser , ex miembro del Senado de la Mancomunidad de Australia
El Honorable William Fraser , Ministro de Obras Públicas del Dominio de Nueva Zelanda
John Robert Sinclair , representante de Nueva Zelanda en la Comisión Real sobre Recursos Naturales, Comercio y Legislación de ciertas partes de los Dominios de Su Majestad
El Honorable John Carnegie Dove-Wilson, LLB , Juez Presidente, División Provincial de Natal, Tribunal Supremo de Sudáfrica
Coronel (Mayor General interino) David Watson , CB , CMG
General de división (Teniente general temporal) Sir Richard Ernest William Turner , VC , KCMG , CB , DSO , Oficial general al mando de las fuerzas canadienses en el Reino Unido
General de división (Teniente general temporal) Thomas Herbert John Chapman Goodwin , CMG , DSO , Director general del Servicio Médico del Ejército [21]
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario (general de brigada temporal) Alexander Anderson McHardy , CMG , DSO , Artillería Real
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario (general de brigada temporal) Julian McCarty Steele , CMG , Coldstream Guards
Mayor y coronel brevet (general de brigada temporal) Samuel Herbert Wilson , CMG , Royal Engineers
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario (general de brigada temporal) Charles William Gwynn , CMG , DSO , Royal Engineers
Coronel mayor y honorario (general mayor temporal) Cyril John Deverell , Regimiento de West Yorkshire
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario (general de división temporal) Louis James Lipsett , CMG , Regimiento Real Irlandés
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario (general de brigada temporal) Neville John Gordon Cameron , CMG , Cameron Highlanders
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario (general de brigada temporal) Robert Clement Gore, CMG , Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Mayor y coronel honorario (general de brigada temporal) Bartholomew George Price, CMG , DSO , Royal Fusiliers
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario Charles Joseph Trimble, CMG , Reserva de la Fuerza Territorial (Mayor honorario temporal del Cuerpo Médico del Ejército Real)
Teniente coronel (coronel en funciones) Arthur Russell Aldridge, CSI , CMG , MB , Cuerpo Médico del Ejército Real
Teniente coronel (coronel temporal) Wilfred Spedding Swabey CMG Cuerpo de Servicio del Ejército
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Edward Charles Massy, DSO , Artillería Real
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Percy Douglas Hamilton, CMG , Artillería Real
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Charles William Compton, CMG , Infantería ligera de Somerset
Teniente coronel temporal (coronel temporal) Alexander Gibb , Ingenieros Reales
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Hugh Jamieson Elles , DSO , Royal Engineers y Tank Corps
Mayor (general de división temporal) Stanley Fielder Mott , reserva de oficiales, Cuerpo Real de Fusileros del Rey
Mayor (teniente coronel temporal) James Gilbert Shaw Mellor, CMG , Reserva de Oficiales
General de brigada temporal Raymond de Candolle, Lista especial
Coronel Alexander Dunstan Sharp, CMG , FRCS , Cuerpo Médico del Ejército Real
Teniente coronel (coronel temporal) Thomas Finlayson Dewar, Cuerpo Médico del Ejército Real
Cirujano general Francis John Jencken, MB , Servicios médicos del ejército
Coronel Stewart Dalrymple Cleeve, jubilado, ex Ingenieros Reales
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario Arthur James Kelly, jubilado, ex Royal Engineers
Coronel (general de brigada temporal) Bridges George Lewis, DSO , pago de jubilación
Coronel Reynell Hamilton Bayley Taylor, Depósito de Artillería del Ejército
Coronel Frederick Charles Lloyd
Coronel (general de brigada temporal) Richard William Breeks
Cirujano general adjunto Daniel Joseph Patrick McNabb, RN
Pagador en jefe James Bramble, RN
Coronel Charles Grisborne Brittan, Infantería Ligera de Marina Real
Capitán ingeniero Robert Bland Dixon, RN
Frederick William Kite, MICE
Mayor (Teniente Coronel Temporal) Arthur Handley, con sueldo de jubilado, Reserva de Oficiales (temporal), Subdirector de Artillería, Ministerio de Guerra
Charles Henry Wellesley, Barón Nunburnholme , DSO , Teniente de Su Majestad para el East Riding de Yorkshire, Presidente de la Asociación de la Fuerza Territorial del East Riding
Charles Mackinnon Douglas , DL , presidente de la Asociación de Fuerzas Territoriales de Lanarkshire
Coronel Henry Whistler Smith-Rewse, CVO , con sueldo de jubilado, secretario de la Asociación de la Fuerza Territorial de Devonshire
Coronel Richard Thompson, jubilado, secretario de la Asociación de la Fuerza Territorial de Cheshire
Mayor Godfrey Richard Conyngham Stuart, DL , con sueldo de jubilado, secretario de las Asociaciones de las Fuerzas Territoriales de Suffolk y Cambridgeshire
Capitán Henry Littleton Wheeler, DSO , con sueldo de jubilado, secretario de la Asociación de la Fuerza Territorial de Staffordshire
John Anderson , Secretario de la Comisión Nacional de Seguros de Salud de Inglaterra, actualmente Secretario del Ministerio de Transporte Marítimo
Arthur Henry Payne, Departamento de Contraloría de Sociedades, Junta de Comercio
Basil Alfred Kemball-Cook, Almirantazgo
Francis Lewis Castle Floud , secretario adjunto de la Junta de Agricultura, actualmente en funciones como director de la División de Organización Local del Departamento de Producción de Alimentos
Ewan Francis Macpherson, miembro legal de la Junta de Gobierno Local de Escocia
Arthur Hamilton Norway, Secretario Adjunto de la Oficina General de Correos
William Sanger, subsecretario del Ministerio de Pensiones
Maurice Lyndham Waller, Comisionado de Prisiones, Jefe de la División de Prisioneros de Guerra
Mark Manley Waller, Director de Almacenes, Admiralty
La Más Exaltada Orden de la Estrella de la India
Estrella de un Caballero Gran Comendador de la Más Exaltada Orden de la Estrella de la India
Caballero Comendador (KCSI)
George Rivers Lowndes , KC , miembro ordinario del Consejo del Gobernador General de la India
Su Alteza Maharajadhiraja Maharawal Jawahir Singh Bahadur de Jaisalmer , Rajputana
Sir Archdale Earle , KCIE , Servicio Civil Indio, Comisionado Jefe de Assam
Stuart Mitford Fraser , CSI , CIE , Servicio Civil Indio, Departamento Político, residente en Hyderabad
John Stratheden Campbell, CSI , CIE , Servicio Civil Indio, Miembro Junior, Junta de Ingresos, Provincias Unidas de Agra y Oudh, y Miembro del Consejo del Teniente Gobernador para la Elaboración de Leyes y Reglamentos
Frank George Sly , CSI , Servicio Civil Indio, Comisionado, Provincias Centrales
En reconocimiento a los servicios prestados por los estados nativos de la India durante la guerra.
Su Alteza el Maharajá Lakendra Govind Singh Bahadur, de Datia
Henry Cecil Ferard, CIE , Servicio Civil de la India, Comisionado de Allahabad, Provincias Unidas, y Miembro del Consejo del Teniente Gobernador para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos
Charles Evelyn Arbuthnot William Oldham, Servicio Civil Indio, Comisionado, División de Patna, Bihar y Orissa, y Miembro Adicional del Consejo del Teniente Gobernador para la Elaboración de Leyes y Reglamentos
Evan Maconochie, Servicio Civil de la India, Agente del Gobernador, Kathiawar, Presidencia de Bombay
Francis Coope French, Servicio Civil Indio, Comisionado, División Dacca, Bengala
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario (general de división temporal) Charles William Grant Richardson, ejército de la India, intendente general adjunto en la India, últimamente ayudante general adjunto, cuartel general del ejército
Mayor Arthur Prescott Trevor, CIE , Ejército de la India, residente político adjunto, Golfo Pérsico
Horatio Norman Bolton , CIE , Servicio Civil de la India, Departamento Político, Comisionado Adjunto, Peshawar, Provincia de la Frontera Noroeste
Louis James Kershaw, CIE , Servicio Civil Indio (jubilado), Secretario, Departamento de Ingresos y Estadísticas, Oficina de la India
La Muy Distinguida Orden de San Miguel y San Jorge
Estrella de la Orden de San Miguel y San Jorge
Caballero de la Gran Cruz de la Orden de San Miguel y San Jorge (GCMG)
El Honorable Sir Francis Hyde Villiers , GCVO , KCMG , CB , Enviado Extraordinario de Su Majestad y Ministro Plenipotenciario ante Su Majestad el Rey de los Belgas
Caballero Comendador de la Orden de San Miguel y San Jorge (KCMG)
General de división Louis Jean Bols , CB , DSO . Por los servicios prestados en relación con las operaciones militares que culminaron en la captura de Jerusalén .
Fuerza Imperial Australiana
General de división Honorable James Whiteside McCay , CB , Fuerza Imperial Australiana
Lista de colonias
Su Señoría Frank Stillman Barnard , Teniente Gobernador de la Provincia de Columbia Británica
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Philip Leveson Gower, DSO , Regimiento de Nottinghamshire y Derbyshire
Teniente coronel James Anderson, DSO , Infantería ligera de las Tierras Altas
Teniente coronel honorario Percy George Davies, Departamento de Artillería del Ejército
Teniente coronel Edward William Saurin Brooke, DSO , Artillería Real
Capitán y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Ernest Frederick Orby Gascoigne, DSO , con sueldo de jubilado, Reserva de Oficiales, Granaderos de la Guardia
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Thomas Herbert Francis Price, DSO , Infantería ligera del duque de Cornualles
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) George Birnie Mackenzie, DSO , Artillería de la guarnición real
Teniente coronel Charles Frederick Moores, DSO , Cuerpo de Servicio del Ejército
Coronel Charles William Profeit, DSO , MB , Servicio Médico del Ejército
Coronel Robert James Blackham, CIE , DSO , Servicio Médico del Ejército
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Horace Giesler Lloyd, DSO , Artillería Real
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Percy Cyriac Burrell Skinner, DSO , Regimiento de Northamptonshire
Teniente coronel William Charles Eric Rudkin, DSO , Artillería de Campaña Real
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Bertram Hewett Hunter Cooke, DSO , Brigada de fusileros
Mayor y teniente coronel honorario (general de brigada temporal) Edward Nicholson Broadbent , DSO , King's Own Scottish Borderers
Teniente coronel Herbert Norwood Blakeney, DSO , Regimiento de Middlesex
Mayor y teniente coronel honorario (teniente coronel temporal) Arthur Jervois Turner , DSO , Artillería Real
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Henry Clifford Rodes Green , DSO , Cuerpo Real de Fusileros del Rey
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) George Dominic Price, regimiento de West Yorkshire
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Charles George Lewes, DSO , regimiento de Essex
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Gerald Edward Bayley, DSO , Regimiento de York y Lancaster
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) William Kaye Legge , DSO , Regimiento de Essex
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Robert Emile Shepherd Prentice, DSO , Infantería ligera de las Tierras Altas
Mayor y teniente coronel honorario (teniente coronel temporal) Sir Hereward Wake , Bt , DSO , Cuerpo Real de Fusileros del Rey
Teniente coronel mayor y breve (general de brigada temporal) Rodolph Ladeveze Adlercron , DSO , Cameron Highlanders
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Charles Howard Foulkes , DSO , Royal Engineers
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Edward Weyland Martin Powell, DSO , pago de jubilación, reserva de oficiales, artillería de campaña real
Teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Clennell William Collingwood, DSO , Artillería de guarnición real
Mayor y teniente coronel honorario (teniente coronel temporal) Percival Suther, DSO , Artillería de guarnición real
Mayor y teniente coronel honorario Robert John Collins , DSO , Regimiento Real de Berkshire
Mayor y teniente coronel (teniente coronel temporal) Charles Ogston , DSO , Gordon Highlanders
Mayor y teniente coronel (teniente coronel temporal) Gervase Thorpe , DSO , Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Winston Joseph Dugan , DSO , Regimiento de Worcestershire
Mayor y teniente coronel honorario Lewis James Comyn, DSO , Connaught Rangers
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Charles Samuel Owen, DSO , Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Clifton Inglis Stockwell , DSO , Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Teniente coronel mayor y honorario (teniente coronel temporal) Charles Harry Lyon , DSO , Regimiento de Staffordshire del Norte
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Arthur Hardwicke Spooner, DSO , Lancashire Fusiliers
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Henry Pelham Burn, DSO , Gordon Highlanders
Mayor y teniente coronel honorario John Greer Dill , DSO , Regimiento de Leinster
Mayor y teniente coronel honorario (teniente coronel temporal) Henry Courtenay Hawtrey , DSO , Royal Engineers
Teniente coronel temporal (general de brigada temporal) Brodie Haldane Henderson , Royal Engineers
Teniente coronel temporal Edward Hyde Hamilton Gordon, DSO , Lista general
Teniente coronel Arthur Clement Wilkinson, DSO , Artillería de la guarnición real
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Herbert Edward Trevor , DSO , Infantería ligera de Yorkshire
Mayor (Teniente Coronel Temporal) Francis Jenkins, Guardias de Coldstream
Mayor (Teniente Coronel Temporal) Percy Gerald Parker Lea, DSO , Cuerpo de Servicio del Ejército
Mayor (Teniente Coronel Temporal) Henry Warburton Hill, DSO , Artillería de Campaña Real
Mayor (Teniente Coronel Temporal) Roger Gordon Thomson, DSO , Artillería de Campaña Real
Mayor y teniente coronel (general de brigada temporal) Gerald Carew Sladen, DSO , MC , Brigada de fusileros
Teniente coronel interino Christopher D'Arcy Bloomfield Saltern Baker-Carr, DSO , Cuerpo de Tanques
Mayor John Edmund Hugh Balfour, DSO , Reserva de Oficiales, ex Húsares (Teniente Coronel y Coronel Honorario, Fuerza Territorial, Retirado)
Mayor (Teniente Coronel Temporal) Alexander James King, DSO , Reserva de Oficiales, ex Regimiento Real Lancaster (Teniente Coronel Honorario, Yeomanry)
Mayor temporal (teniente coronel interino) George Simpson Pitcairn, Ingenieros Reales
Mayor (Teniente Coronel Temporal) Vaughan Randolph Hine-Haycock, DSO , Policía del Regimiento, Reserva de Oficiales, ex Artillería Real
Capitán y mayor honorario (teniente coronel temporal), mayor Cyril Edward Wilson, DSO , pago de retiro, reserva de oficiales, antiguo regimiento de East Lancashire.
Capitán (Teniente Coronel Temporal Bryan Charles Fairfax , pago de retiro, Reserva de Oficiales, Nuevos Ejércitos
John Barry Wood , CSI , CIE , Servicio Civil de la India, Secretario Político del Gobierno de la India en el Departamento de Asuntos Exteriores y Político, y Miembro Adicional del Consejo del Gobernador General para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos
Bertram Sausmarez Carey, CSI , CIE , VD , Comisión de Birmania, Comisionado, Sagaing, Birmania, y Miembro del Consejo del Teniente Gobernador para la elaboración de Leyes y Reglamentos
Alfred Hamilton Grant , CSI , CIE , Servicio Civil de la India, Secretario de Relaciones Exteriores del Gobierno de la India en el Departamento de Asuntos Exteriores y Políticos, y Miembro Adicional del Consejo del Gobernador General para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos
Su Alteza Raja Bir Indra Singh, de Rajgarh.
Su Alteza Real el Señor Sir Bhure Singh, KCSI , CIE , de Chamba
Su Alteza Raja Bhim Sen, de Suket
Capitán Su Alteza Real Rana Ranjit Singh, de Barwani
Arthur Herbert Ley, Servicio Civil de la India, Secretario de Estado, Departamento de Comercio e Industria, Gobierno de la India
Peter Henry Clutterbuck , VD , Servicio Forestal Indio, Conservador Jefe de Bosques de las Provincias Unidas y miembro del Consejo del Teniente Gobernador para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos
James Donald, funcionario de la administración pública de la India, secretario del Gobierno de Bengala, Departamento de Finanzas, y miembro adicional del Consejo del Gobernador para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos
William Woodward Hornell, Servicio Educativo Indígena, Director de Instrucción Pública, Bengala, y Miembro Adicional del Consejo del Gobernador para la elaboración de Leyes y Reglamentos
Harchandrai Vishandas , abogado de Karachi, presidente de la corporación municipal y miembro adicional del Consejo del gobernador de Bombay para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos
Thomas Ryan, Departamento de Cuentas Financieras, Secretario de la Junta de Municiones de la India
Arthur William Botham, funcionario del Servicio Civil de la India, segundo secretario del Comisionado Jefe de Assam y miembro del Consejo del Comisionado Jefe para la elaboración de leyes y reglamentos
Teniente coronel y coronel honorario Henry Francis Cleveland, VHS , Servicio Médico Indio, Director General Adjunto, Servicio Médico Indio
Augustus Henry Deane, VD , Cónsul de Su Majestad para Pondicherry y Karikal
Teniente Coronel Bawa Jiwan Singh, Servicio Médico de la India, Inspector General de Prisiones de Bihar y Orissa, y Miembro Adicional del Consejo del Teniente Gobernador para la Elaboración de Leyes y Reglamentos
Teniente coronel William Byan Lane, Servicio Médico Indio, Inspector General de Prisiones, Provincias Centrales
Harry Nelson Heseltine, Departamento de Cuentas Civiles, Contador General de Ferrocarriles, India
Alexander Langley, Servicio Civil de la India, Comisionado Adjunto de Hoshiarpur, Punjab
Capitán Edward William Charles Noel , Ejército de la India, Vicecónsul de Su Majestad Británica, Ahwaz, y Asistente del Residente Político en el Golfo Pérsico
Su Alteza el Maharajá Tashi Naingyal, de Sikkim
Sao Kawn Kiao Intaleng, Sawbwa de Kengtung
Orden Imperial de la Corona de la India
Su Alteza Maji Sahiba Girraj Kaur, de Bharatpur
La Real Orden Victoriana
Insignia de un caballero o dama comandante de la Real Orden Victoriana
Caballero de la Gran Cruz de la Real Orden Victoriana (GCVO)
Sir Richard Charles Garton, fundador de la Fundación Garton para la Promoción del Estudio de la Política y la Economía Internacionales; tesorero honorario del Comité del Fondo Fiduciario del Queen Mary's Hostel
El Honorable Sir David Harrel , KCB , KCVO , ISO , Presidente del Comité de Producción
Sir Robert Arundell Hudson, Tesorero y Director Financiero del Comité Conjunto de la Sociedad de la Cruz Roja Británica y la Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén en Inglaterra
Coronel Sir Arthur Hamilton Lee , KCB , MP , Director General de Producción de Alimentos
Adelaide Livingstone , Secretaria del Comité Gubernamental sobre el Trato del Enemigo a los Prisioneros de Guerra Británicos
Ethel Locke King , vicepresidenta de la División Norte de Surrey y directora adjunta del condado de Surrey, Cruz Roja Británica y Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén
Flora, Lady Lugard , cofundadora del Comité de Refugiados de Guerra y fundadora del Comité de Hospitalidad de Lady Lugard
Margaret Ker Pryse-Rice, presidenta de la sección de Carmarthenshire de la Cruz Roja Británica
Teniente coronel Robert Stevenson Horne , KC , Ingenieros Reales, Director de Materiales y Prioridad, Departamento del Contralor, Almirantazgo
George Burton Hunter , DSc , presidente de Messrs. Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson & Company, Ltd., Newcastle upon Tyne
Gustave Jarmay, director general de Messrs. Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd.
Edgar Rees Jones , diputado , superintendente del Departamento de Prioridades del Ministerio de Municiones
Roderick Jones , director general de Reuters Telegram Company, Ltd.
Charles Halestaff Kenderdine, secretario honorario y tesorero, Hospitales auxiliares de convalecencia Queen Mary, Roehampton
Harry Livesey , Director de Contratos de la Marina, Almirantazgo; ex Director Adjunto de Transporte Fluvial y Muelles, Ministerio de Guerra
John Mann, Contralor de Contratos, Ministerio de Municiones
Arthur Harold Marshall , diputado , presidente de la Junta Central de Edificios, del Comité Parlamentario de Municiones y del Comité de Reclutamiento Parlamentario
George Ernest May , secretario de la Prudential Assurance Company; gerente del Comité de Valores en Dólares Estadounidenses
Peter Hannay McClelland, miembro del Consejo Asesor, Inspector General del Departamento de Suministros, Ministerio de Guerra
James McKechnie, director general de Messrs. Vickers, Ltd., Barrow
Coronel Andrew Muter John Ogilvie, CB , Ingenieros Reales, Director de Señales del Ejército (Defensa Nacional); Segundo Secretario de la Oficina de Correos
Thomas Henry Penson, presidente del Departamento de Inteligencia Comercial de Guerra
Edward Penton , Junior, a cargo de la Sección de Botas, Departamento de Ropa del Ejército Real
Frederick George Panizzi Preston, presidente de Messrs. J. Stone & Company, Ltd., Deptford
James William Barrett , CMG , MD , por sus servicios relacionados con la sucursal australiana de la Sociedad de la Cruz Roja Británica en Egipto, etc.
Contralmirante William Clarkson , CMG , Marina Real Australiana , por sus servicios relacionados con el control y la reorganización del transporte marítimo costero
Edward Owen Cox , presidente del Comité de Transporte Marítimo Internacional
Teniente coronel George Steward , por sus servicios al Gobierno de la Commonwealth
Dominio de Nueva Zelanda
Sir William Lee, Baron Plunket , GCMG , KCVO , por sus servicios en relación con la Asociación del Contingente de Guerra de Nueva Zelanda
Egipto y Sudán
Mayor (general de división temporal) Lee Oliver FitzMaurice Stack , CMG , reserva de oficiales, Sirdar interino y gobernador general del Sudán
Terranova
El Honorable Patrick Thomas McGrath , LLD , Presidente del Consejo Legislativo, Controlador de Alimentos, Secretario del Fondo Patriótico y Presidente de la Junta de Pensiones y Discapacidades
Teniente coronel John Tweedy Lewtas, Comisionado de Servicios Médicos, Ministerio del Servicio Nacional
Coronel James Reynolds McLean, subdirector general de reclutamiento
Coronel Valentine Matthews VD Inspector de casas de reposo, distrito de Londres
Coronel Robert Dawson Rudolf, consultor médico del Cuerpo Médico del Ejército de Canadá
Coronel Honorable George John Smith , Director Adjunto de Contratos, Almirantazgo, Fuerzas Militares de Nueva Zelanda
Coronel Robert Ward Tate , ayudante general de las fuerzas de Nueva Zelanda
Teniente coronel Francis William Towle, Cuerpo de Servicio del Ejército Real; Inspector de los Servicios del Intendente General; Miembro de la Junta de Control de Tabaco y Fósforos
Coronel Gerald Verner White , Director de Operaciones Madereras, Cuerpo Forestal Canadiense
Teniente coronel John Williams, Fuerza Imperial Australiana; Comandante del Cuerpo de Preboste de Anzac
Por servicios relacionados con la guerra en Francia, Egipto y Salónica
Hugh Garvin Goligher, asesor financiero de la Fuerza Expedicionaria Británica
James Brown, vicepresidente y director general de Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Ltd.
Francis Morgan Bryant, MVO , ISO , Secretario de la Oficina del Secretario Privado de Su Majestad el Rey
James Herbert Brydon, director interino del condado, secretario honorario del condado y tesorero de Cheshire, Cruz Roja Británica y Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén
Cecil Lindsay Budd, presidente del Comité de Metales Vírgenes del Ministerio de Municiones
John Samuel Champion Davis, DL , VD Director del condado de Devonshire, Cruz Roja Británica y Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén
Howard d'Egville, Secretario Honorario de la Rama del Reino Unido de la Asociación Parlamentaria del Imperio; Comisionado del Comité de Servicio Militar (Responsabilidades Civiles)
Edward Evershed Dendy, presidente del Comité de Metales Semimanufacturados del Ministerio de Municiones
Coronel James Alexander Lawrence Montgomery, Comisionado de la Cruz Roja Británica para África Oriental
Teniente coronel Charles Langbridge Morgan , ex ingeniero jefe del ferrocarril de Londres, Brighton y la costa sur
Hopkin Morgan, JP , presidente del Consejo del condado de Glamorganshire; alcalde de Neath; presidente del Tribunal de apelaciones de West Glamorganshire
Thomas Harry Mottram, inspector de división de minas; presidente de los tribunales de contratación de minas de carbón, división de Yorkshire y Midlands del Norte
Conrad James Naef, Contador General Adjunto de la Armada
Daniel Neylan, Contador jefe del Ministerio de Guerra; ex asesor financiero de la Fuerza Expedicionaria de Salónica
Thomas Norton, DL , JP , Presidente del Tribunal de Apelaciones de Yorkshire West Riding
Arthur Eugene O'Neill, Ministerio de Transporte Marítimo
Teniente coronel Claude Bowes Palmer, DL , director del condado de Northumberland y Durham, Cruz Roja Británica y Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén
Mayor Edward Howard Thornbrough Parsons, jefe de policía de la Policía Metropolitana
James Peech, asesor sobre acero para Shell, Ministerio de Municiones
Su Señoría el Juez George Bettesworth Piggott , Presidente del Tribunal Local Especial de Londres y Miembro del Tribunal de Apelaciones de Londres
Henry Howard Piggots, subsecretario parlamentario y general del Ministerio de Municiones
Charles Ralph Pinder, ingeniero residente, fábrica HM, Oldbury; anteriormente director de construcción, fábrica HM, Queensferry, y fábrica HM, Avonmouth, Ministerio de Municiones
Henry Pledge, Director Adjunto de Construcción Naval, Almirantazgo
William Jackson Pope , FRS , Profesor de Química, Universidad de Cambridge; Miembro del Panel de la Junta de Invención e Investigación, Almirantazgo
Helen Matilda, Lady Procter, Presidenta del Comité de Bienestar de los Trabajadores de Municiones, YWCA
James Railton, socio de la firma de los señores Topham, Jones y Railton
Harry Rawson, DL , JP , presidente de la Asociación de Fuerzas Territoriales de la Ciudad de Edimburgo
George Grey Rea, JP , Miembro del Comité Asesor de Producción de Alimentos del Presidente de la Junta de Agricultura
Teniente coronel Hugh Reid, VD , DL , miembro del Comité Ejecutivo de Guerra y del Comité de la Cruz Roja Nacional Escocesa y del Hospital Ralston de la Sección Escocesa de la Sociedad de la Cruz Roja Británica
Arthur John Relton, miembro del Comité de Seguros de Aeronaves
Teniente coronel de honor Thomas Duncan Rhind , controlador de estadísticas del Ministerio del Servicio Nacional
John Richie Richmond, director general de Messrs. JM Weir, Ltd., Cathcart
Gervase Henry Roberts, Superintendente, Departamento de Ingeniería Mecánica, Woolwich Arsenal
John Robertson, rector del burgo de Paisley; presidente de los comités locales de servicio nacional y control de alimentos; miembro del Tribunal de Apelaciones
William Robinson, Secretario de Finanzas, Oficina de la India
John Rowland, MVO , JP , ex Comisario Jefe del Servicio Nacional de Gales
Matthew Adkins Rundell, representante del Gobierno en el grupo de Londres de asociaciones de riesgos de guerra; representante del Gobierno en la Asociación de seguros de riesgos de guerra para buques pesqueros
Edward Russell Clarke, MBE , asesor experto del Estado Mayor de la Armada en telegrafía inalámbrica
Nils Percy Patrick Sandberg, Director de Inspección de Acero (Servicio Terrestre), Ministerio de Municiones y Miembro Asociado del Comité de Artillería
Charles John Ough Sanders, Superintendente de Naufragios y Pérdidas de Vidas en el Mar; en el Departamento Marítimo, Junta de Comercio
Capitán William Stephen Sanders , Secretario de la Sección Británica del Partido Socialista Internacional
Evelyn Mayura Walters, Secretaria Honoraria, División Kensington, Cruz Roja Británica y Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén; Organizadora del Hospital Weir, Balham
Lady Susan Elizabeth Clementine Waring, donante y administradora del Hospital Auxiliar para Oficiales Convalecientes, Lennel, Coldstream, Berwick
Mayor Henry Angus Watson, superintendente general del ferrocarril del noreste
Alexander Strahan Watt
Lawrence Weaver , Director de la División de Suministros, Departamento de Producción de Alimentos
Harry James Webb, Cuerpo Real de Constructores Navales; Constructor Jefe y Superintendente, Sección del Astillero, Departamento del Contralor, Almirantazgo
Philip George Lancelot Webb, subdirector del Departamento de Petróleo, Junta de Comercio
Wilfred Howard Williams, Director de Transporte Interior, Ministerio de Municiones
Coronel Frederic Herbert Williamson, Ingenieros Reales, Director del Servicio Postal del Ejército (Interior); Secretario Principal, Oficina del Secretario, Oficina General de Correos
John William Willis-Bund , JP , Presidente del Consejo del Condado de Worcestershire; Presidente del Tribunal de Apelaciones de Worcestershire; Presidente del Fondo Nacional de Ayuda de Worcestershire
Horace John Wilson , Secretario del Comité de Producción del Ministerio de Trabajo
Profesor Thomas Barlow Wood, catedrático Drapers de Agricultura en la Universidad de Cambridge, asesor en producción de carne del presidente del Consejo de Agricultura y director ejecutivo del Programa de compra de ganado del ejército
Alfred Woodgate, subsecretario del Ministerio de Transporte Marítimo
Raymond Wybrow Woods, secretario jefe del Departamento del Procurador del Tesoro
Thomas Worthington, exdirector del Departamento de Inteligencia Comercial de la Junta de Comercio
Mayor Lionel Maling Wynch, CIE , Secretario del Comisionado de la Cruz Roja, Francia
Teniente coronel Charles John Wyndham, exdirector del condado de Sussex, Cruz Roja Británica y Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén
John Horatio Yolland, Jefe de Gabinete del Director del Condado de Kent, Cruz Roja Británica y Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén
George Udny Yule , Director de Requisitos, Ministerio de Alimentación
Por servicios relacionados con la guerra en Francia, Egipto y Salónica
Arthur Beagley Beavis, asesor financiero de la Fuerza Aérea Británica de Salónica
Rachel Ward, condesa de Dudley , superintendente honoraria del Hospital estacionario n.º 32 de Francia; superintendente honoraria de la Fuerza Expedicionaria, Clubes de Oficiales y Casas de Descanso
Lady Mabelle Annie Egerton, encargada del puesto de café Station Coffee, Rouen
Robert Godfrey Peckitt, ingeniero mecánico jefe de los Ferrocarriles Estatales de Egipto
Ernest Macleod Dowson, Director-General of Survey Department
Cecil Gordon Crawley, in charge of the Government Arsenals
Wasey Sterry, Chief Justice in the Sudan
George Eustace Burnett-Stuart, Director of Personnel in Ministry of Interior
Newfoundland
The Hon. James Augustus Clift, KC, Acting Minister of Agriculture and Mines, Vice-Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Patriotic Association, Member of the Recruiting Committee and the Pensions Board
Union of South Africa
Hester Marion Carter, of the Red Cross and Comforts Committee, Cape Town
Ernest Chappell, Chairman of the Johannesburg Branch of the Comforts Committee
Douglas Christopherson, Vice-Chairman, Johannesburg Local Committee, Governor-General's Fund, and Chairman of the Disabled Soldiers Board, Johannesburg
For services in connection with the War in which great courage or self-sacrifice has been displayed.[23]
Robert Adair. For courage in continuing to work his engine while molten metal was falling round him.
Mary Adams. For courage in assisting others, at great personal risk, in a fire.
Charles Alford. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.[22]
Arthur Ernest Allen. For courage in rescuing a fellow-worker at great personal risk.
Arthur Joseph Allen. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory at great personal risk.
James Andrew. For courage in remaining at his work during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.
John Andrewartha, Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.
Edwin Bolwell Andrews. For courage in extinguishing a fire in chemical works under circumstances of grave personal danger.
John Edward Andrews. For courage in keeping up steam immediately after an explosion when another explosion seemed imminent.
Charles Armes, Cable Foreman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
F. W. Assirati, Postman. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.
Jesse Attrill, Boatswain, For coolness and resource in averting a serious accident to one of H.M. Ships.
Ethel Alice Auger. For courage and high example in remaining at her post on a tram, and thus preventing severe casualties to fellow-workers. In doing so she was severely injured.
Sidney Aylward. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.
George Badger. For courage and self-sacrifice in attempting to save life, in spite of severe personal injuries.
George William Badsey. For courage in fighting, at very great personal risk, a fire caused by an explosion.
John Baillie, Chargeman of Engine Fitter, Northern Base. For courage and perseverance in carrying out work involving much exposure and risk.
George Baird. For courage in saving a child from drowning at the works and returning at once to his work.
Daniel Ball. For courage in having several times effected temporary repairs to important plant in an explosives factory at considerable risk to his life.
George Charles Bannister, For great courage in clearing a man-hole at great personal risk.
John Thomas Barber, Carpenter, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Henry Barnard. For courage in fighting a fire at great personal risk while many bags of explosives were being removed.
Thomas Henry Bashford, For great courage on two occasions, entering a tank to recover a fellow-workman who was gassed, and entering a tar still heater.
Robert Baxter. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker at great personal risk.
Beatrice Oxley Beaufort. For courage and high example in continuing to do very dangerous experimental work in spite of injuries received in consequence.
Fanny Elizabeth Beaumont, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
John Finnis Beer, Cable Hand. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Thomas Bond Bellis. For courage and resource in assisting, at great personal risk, to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory.
Samuel Hall Bennett. For courage in returning to work within an hour of breaking his thumb whilst at work at age 69.
Myra Grace Bessent, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Sydney Rome Black, Assistant Draughtsman. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.
James Elias Bloomfield. For courage in extricating living and dead from ruined buildings under circumstances of great danger.
Emmanuel Bloxam, For great courage displayed on the occasion of a serious explosion, when he assisted in extinguishing a fire and saved the life of a fellow-worker at very great personal danger.
Robert Leach Boal. For courage in keeping down a fire in an explosives factory.
Edward Bond. For courage in closing a main valve on a steam boiler at great personal risk of scalding and suffocation.
Francis Booker, Leading Man, Works Dept., Portsmouth Dockyard, For perseverance in carrying out certain difficult works in the face of grave risks due to bad weather.
John Booth. For courage in extinguishing a fire on two occasions at very great personal risk.
Lilian Ada Bostock, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Arthur Bradbury. For courage in dealing with fires in an explosives factory and remaining at work in a poisonous atmosphere in order to ensure the safety of plant.
George Arthur Bradbury. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory at great personal risk.
Martha Bramhall. For courage in remaining continuously afc a very dangerous task in spite of the occurrence of several explosions.
J. H. Brelsford. For courage in assisting, though severely injured, to rescue fellow-workers and to extinguish a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.
Amelia Brisley. For courage and high example in cases of explosion in a factory.
Emily Brooke, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.
Andrew Brown, For conspicuous courage in stopping a fire and giving the alarm, under circumstances of the gravest personal danger, after he had been injured by the explosion and rendered unconscious.
Edwin Brown. For courage in extinguishing a fire after an explosion in which he lost the sight of an eye, and enabling 600 of his fellow-workers to get clear.
Ethel Brown. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Harry Brown. For courage in working continuously under circumstances of very great danger.
Mary Brown. For courage and high example in getting work started again under circumstances of considerable danger.
William Bryant. For courage in preventing further serious explosion in a filling factory, at very great personal risk.
John Buckley. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Margaret Winifred Burdett-Coutts. For courage in that, after losing a finger and badly lacerating her hand in a circular saw, she went away quietly to have it treated, in. order not to unnerve her fellow workers.
Marion Burrell, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
James Burton, For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops, at great personal risk.
Louisa Busby. For courage in returning to work after an accident resulting in loss of right hand and other injuries.
Edith Butler. For courage, resource, and high example. Has saved the lives of at least two workers, and has displayed exceptional skill and courage in several serious accidents.
Gertrude Elizabeth Butler. For courage and high example in continuing at her work during a fire, under circumstances of great danger.
George Patrick Campbell, Carpenter, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft, in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Richard Cardo. For courage and resource shown on several occasions under circumstances of great personal danger.
Louisa Margaret Carlton, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids and bombardment from the sea.
Samuel Carter. For courage and resource in saving the life of a chemist and three workers who were overcome by fumes in an explosives factory.
Florence Marie Cass, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty while in charge of a telephone exchange during a serious explosion at a neighbouring munition works.
Sydney Chambers, For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.
William Frank Chorley. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Annie Clarke. For courage in keeping workers together under circumstances of great danger.
Mabel Eleanor Clarke, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Alexander Clelland. For courage and resource under circumstances of great danger.
Gertrude Coles. For courage in returning to work after her hand had been mutilated by an explosion.
John Corder. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
Alexander Cornelius. For courage in having, on two occasions, saved a large amount of raw material in an explosives factory at the risk of his life.
Thomas Cosby, Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.
Herbert Luigi Costa. For courage in continuing to work under circumstances of great danger.
Mabel Rosa Cox, Chargewoman, Royal Naval Cordite Factory, For devotion to duty and great presence of mind in averting an explosion when in charge of a guncotton press.
May Victoria Croucher. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at an explosives factory.
Thomas Crutchley. For courage in entering a gas main and saving the lives of two workers who were gassed, at very great personal risk.
Sophia Cunningham. For courage and high example in continuing her duties immediately after a severe explosion.
John Cuskearn. For courage in making a determined attempt to recover a valuable instrument from the cooling pond, in consequence of which he contracted blood poisoning and nearly died.
Lucie Jane Dartnell, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
James Davidson, Bricklayer's Labourer. For courage in rescuing a fellow-workman who had been overcome by gas inside a gas apparatus.
Ben Davies. For courage and high example in remaining at work for an hour after being painfully burnt on his hands, face and neck, and returning to duty for another five hours immediately after treatment.
James Henry Davies, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed habitual courage in carrying out repairs to submarine cables in difficult and dangerous waters.
Robert John Davies, Electrical Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage and self-sacrifice on the occasion of an explosion on a submarine boat, on which he was at work.
Violet Annie Davies. For courage in remaining at her post at the telephone during a severe explosion. Age 15.
William Dixon. For courage in rescuing a fellow-worker at great personal risk.
Joseph Doran. For courage and resource in preventing a fire in an explosives factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
James Downie, Engine Fitter. For courage and prompt action in helping to extinguish fires which had broken out in the stokeholds of two patrol vessels fitting out.
John Duff. For courage in preventing a serious explosion under circumstances of great danger.
James Duffy. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Peter Dunbabin. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Lucien Duncombe. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Albun Dunn. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker after an explosion, and giving the alarm, although himself injured by an explosion.
Bertha Annie Florence Easter, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Nicholas Edghill. For courage in helping to subdue fire at great personal risk.
Mabel Ann Edwards. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at an explosives factory.
Nora Egan, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.
Henry Etheridge, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Frank Cyril Evans, For self-sacrifice in continuing to work, though blind in one eye and the other affected, caused by an accident at work, and in spite of constant pain.
Fred Evans. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
James Evans. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
May Evans. For courage in assisting to stop a fire in an explosives factory at considerable danger to her life.
Francis Fagan, Special Constable, For rescuing a drowning man from Holyhead Harbour in circumstances of difficulty and danger.
Alfred William James Fautley. For courage and resource in stopping a fire in highly inflammable material, at the risk of his life and at the cost of severe injuries.
Rosa Frances Finbow. For courage in returning to work after serious injury to her face through an explosion.
Jane Fisher. For courage in assisting to stop a fire in an explosives factory at considerable danger to her life.
Maude Fisher, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.
Michael Fitzpatrick. For courage in attempting to save part of an explosives factory at great risk of his life.
Bertha Flintoff, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air-raid.
James Harold Foster. For courage in helping to extinguish a fire at cost of serious injuries to himself.
Bernard John Francis. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker.
Frank Charles Frazer. For courage in preventing an explosion in a filling factory at great personal risk, though partly blinded and suffering considerable pain from explosion.
William Gilchrist, For self-sacrifice and high example in persisting in work which is often dangerous, though suffering from an incurable disease and often suffering great pain.
Margaret Annie Louise Godfrey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air-raid.
Robert William Godfrey, Diver, Admiralty Salvage Section. For courage and devotion to duty in Gallipoli, diving on many occasions when the beaches were being shelled.
William Gommersall, For several acts of great courage and self-sacrifice.
Edna Goodenough, For continuing to work after suffering serious injuries through an explosion, resulting in loss of right eye.
James Gosling. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
James Grainger. For courage in having, on two occasions, continued at his work in an explosives factory under circumstances of great danger, thereby stopping further damage.
Frank Wallis Green. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.
John Green. For courage and self-sacrifice in dealing with acid and poisonous fumes.
Thomas Edwin Ernest Griffiths. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Frederick Thomas Grigsby. For courage and high example in continuing at his duty during a series of severe explosions.
Frederick Edward Hall. For courage in carrying out very dangerous experiments in a highly-poisonous atmosphere.
James Hamilton. For courage and resource in preventing a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Alice Hanson, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.
James Harley, Assistant Foreman Ironworker. For courage in entering a confined space in a vessel, which was full of noxious fumes, and plugging holes in the structure.
Elsie Lilian Harman, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
John David Harris
Doris Hirst, Telephonist. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
Mary Hartley. For courage and high example: in remaining at her engine and controlling it after having been badly wounded by breakage, of the governor and returning to her work a week later.
Thomas Havery, Chancery Servant at the British Embassy, Petrograd. Courageous conduct in the discharge of has duties during the revolutionary disturbances in March 1917.
E. James Hawkins. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire at great personal risk.
William Henry Hayden, For great courage at very great personal risk on the occasion of several fires in a filling factory.
Ethel Head. For courage and high example in rescuing fellow workers after an explosion.
Alice Ann Healey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
William Heather, Cable Foreman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
William Hemmingsley. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker.
Harry Hepworth, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosion factory.
Gladys Elizabeth Herrington. For courage in volunteering to undertake dangerous work after a fatal accident.
Amos Freke Hesman. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire, at great personal risk.
William Hewitt. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker, who was overcome by poisonous fumes, at great personal risk.
Ethel Nora Elizabeth Hickey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids and on the occasion of a fire.
Thomas Hickey, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has displayed great courage while carrying out telegraph work under dangerous conditions.
William Charles Hicks, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has rendered valuable service since the beginning of the war. Has remained at his post absolutely alone day and night, in spite of danger from submarine or other attacks.
Alfred Higgs. For courage and resource in saving the lives of two of his fellow workers, at great personal risk.
Frederick Higham, Special Constable. Swam to an airship which had fallen into a river and assisted two of the crew to reach the bank.
Edward Hill, Steel Smelter. For courage and endurance on many occasions. Remained at her post until relieved, on the occasion of a very serious explosion at munition works, notwithstanding the fact that the explosions were almost, continuous, and that the police advised the Ofc.s on duty to leave the building.
George William Hobbs, Boatswain, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Thomas William Hobbs, Chargeman of Engine Fitters, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.
Frank Hodgkinson. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, at great personal risk.
George Hogan. For courage and resource in subduing a fire, at imminent personal risk.
Victoria Irene Holdsworth. For courage and resource in preventing serious injuries to a fellow worker.
Annie Holly. For courage in continuing at work, though suffering from severe injuries to eye, caused by an explosion.
Janet Holmes. For courage and resource on the occasion of an explosion in a filling factory.
Mrs Holttum. For courage in assisting to save the lives of fellow workers during a fire which resulted in a serious explosion, though sustaining severe injuries herself.
G. Hulley. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire, which resulted in a very serious explosion.
William Hulme. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, at great personal risk.
Mabel Hunt, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air raid.
Walter William Hunt. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker.
William Hunt. For courage and resource on two occasions in preventing serious fires. Age 66.
Frederick Innes, For high courage and resource in closing the outlet valve of a collapsed gas-holder, in which the gas was alight.
Horace Ivin, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has done valuable service under dangerous conditions, repairing submarine cables carrying naval and military wires.
Florence Jackson. For courage displayed during a time of great danger in a filling factory.
William Jackson. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker at very great risk to himself.
Herbert Janes. For courage in returning to work immediately after his hand had been dressed on account of his losing three fingers in a shearing machine.
Jack Lane Jeffery. For courage connected with production and testing of exceptionally dangerous materials.
Charles William Johnson. For courage and resource shown on several occasions under circumstances of great personal danger.
Charles William James Johnson. For courage in carrying out repairs to plant in explosives factory in the presence of dangerous gases.
Ellen Johnson, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Alfred Frank Jones, For great courage and high example shown on the occasion of a severe ex-plosion in an explosives factory.
John Richard Jones. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory at great personal risk.
Maurice Jones, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Has carried out two very dangerous missions, successfully passing through hostile lines at great personal risk.
Robert Jones. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at a filling factory, at imminent risk of serious explosion.
Thomas Jones. For courage and high example in doing hard work for long hours in spite of his age (79 years).
George Henry Jordan. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
John Kane. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.
W. A. Keeling. For courage in remaining at his work during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.
Mary Keenan. For courage and high example on the work after sustaining severe injury to face and eyes, on account of an explosion.
Mary Kiaer. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at a filling factory.
Herbert John King. For courage in extinguishing a fire in an explosives factory at very great risk to his life.
Rosa Kate Kipling. For courage in returning to her work after seven and a half months serious illness and several operations caused by an explosion.
James Kirby, Ship Fitter, Portsmouth Dockyard, For self-sacrifice in helping to extricate an injured fellow-workman from a place of danger, though he himself was dangerously injured.
Walter Reginald Knight. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory and removing explosives from the burning building.
John Knox. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.
Robert Lake, Fitter and Outside Erector. For courage on board a submarine in dangerous circumstances.
Patrick Lambe, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Rendered very valuable service in picking up and repairing wires which had been shot down.
Charles Henry Lambert, Master Mariner, Examination Service and Rescue Tugs, Dover Dockyard. For courage and skill displayed in towing cargo and other ships out of a minefield after they had been mined.
Albert Frederick Lane. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Philip C. Langridge, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Michael Lavelle. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Ada Mary Laws, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to-duty during air-raids.
Ethel Mary Leeds, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during, air-raids.
Mabel Lethbridge. For courage and high example shown on the occasion of an accident in a filling factory, causing loss of one leg and severe injuries to the other.
John James Lewes, Skilled Labourer, Works Dept., Portsmouth Dockyard, For great skill and daring in the performance of difficult and dangerous work in connection with certain works at Portsmouth.
Frederick John Lewis, Leading Man (Diver), Chatham Dockyard. For courage, skill and resource exhibited in a marked degree.
Alfred Leyland. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying, out dangerous experiments.
Albert Lickess, For great courage and high example shown in dealing with a fire at an explosives factory under circumstances of very exceptional danger.
Arthur Lipscombe. For courage in stopping a fire in a powder factory under circumstances of exceptional danger to his life.
Robert Andrew Lockwood, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has done exceptional service during rough weather in effecting repairs to submarine cables carrying naval and military wires.
Tom Oliver Lodder, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed great courage and devotion while in charge of a telegraph station, carrying out his duties under fire.
Albert James Lowe. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Alice Ludlow. For courage and high example on the occasion of an explosion and prompt return to work.
William Me Alpine. For courage and self-sacrifice in returning to work after losing, three fingers of right, hand owing to an accident and before the wounds were properly healed.
Agnes McCann. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker entangled in dangerously running machinery, at great risk to her life.
James McDonald. For courage in attempting to save the life of a fellow-worker who was gassed in a gas main by entering it at very great personal risk.
James McDonald, Ironwork Erector. For courage in the rescue of fellow workmen who were overcome by gas.
George McDougall. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.
Edward McFarlane. For courage in saving the lives of two of his fellow-workers by entering an ash receiver full of monoxide gas.
James McGhie, Under Foreman Joiner, For bravery at the cost of serious personal injury in saving a half-blind labourer from being run over by a locomotive.
Michael McGrath. For courage in ascending a furnace under conditions so dangerous that all others had refused to do so.
May Louise Mclntyre. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.
John McMaddocks, For great courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory. He brought the drenchers into action, and used his own body to prevent draught fanning the flames in stoves. Male, Albert Herbert. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Daisy Marsh. For courage and resource in utilising emergency fire appliances on the occasion of an explosion at an explosives factory.
Thomas Martin. For courage displayed on two occasions in dealing with an explosion and a fire at works producing highly inflammable liquids under circumstances of exceptional danger.
Mollie Josephine Mason, Munition Worker, Chatham Dockyard. For courage and presence of mind in averting panic among women workers who were occupants of an overturned railway carriage.
Robert Massey. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
John Master. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire at great personal risk.
Edith Blanche Maw, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
William Alfred Mayall. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Edward Medine. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow workers who, were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.
Walter Mee. For courage and resource in dealing with a fire at the cost of bodily injury.
James Menzies. For courage and high example on the occasion of a serious explosion.
William Meredith. For courage in saving the life of a fellow workman who had been rendered unconscious by foul gas.
Annie Dyer Merralls, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Robert Miller. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker who was overcome by poisonous fumes, at great personal risk.
Rose Mills. For courage displayed on the occasion of an explosion, at great personal risk.
G. Mitchell. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.
George Edgar Mitchell. For courage and high, example on several occasions of explosion and fire in a shell filling; factory.
John Joseph Christopher Monks, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. On many occasions continued his work under fire, displaying great zeal and courage
Margaret Moody, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
David George Morgan. For courage and high example in picking up and drowning a shell which had become accidentally ignited.
William Morgan. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at a filling factory, at imminent risk of serious explosion.
Nora Morphet. For courage and high example in continuously working long hours in a poisonous atmosphere which habitually affected her health.
Frederick Thomas Morris. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Maggie Mulholland. For courage and very high example in her behaviour when in charge of a canteen adjoining a store of explosives which was on fire.
George Myers. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Abraham Naar, Sorter. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.
Thomas Nadin, Engineer of Yard Craft, Sheexness Dockyard. For courage, self-sacrifice and exceptional skill in the salvage of a merchant ship in a minefield.
Arthur John Neal. For courage in a serious accident due to bursting of crucible of melted metal. Though, severely injured; he kept the others calm and had them attended to first, though they were in less danger.
Joan Nelson. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory, under circumstances of grave danger.
George William Newson. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
Violet Newton. For courage in returning to work after a serious accident in which two workers were killed, and she was severely injured.
G. R. Norris. For courage in remaining at his wort during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion, from which he suffered bodily injuries.
James Joseph O'Callaghan. For courage in extinguishing a fire on the wooden roof of part of a filling factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances. O'Keefe, Percy. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, and removing explosives from the turning building.
Edward Henry Lewis Owen, Cable Hand, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Roland Basset Paine. For courage displayed on the occasion of a severe accident resulting in serious mutilation of his hand. He insisted on returning to his dangerous occupation as soon as bandages were removed.
Nellie Ena Ann Palmer, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Charles Parker, Skilled Labourer, Devonport Dockyard, For self-sacrifice and distinguished conduct whilst engaged on salvage operations.
William Parker. For courage (1) in helping to extinguish a fire in tar works contiguous to filling factory at great personal risk; (2) in attempting to rescue a surveyor and workman gassed in a sewer, at great risk to his life.
George Parkinson. For courage and resource in preventing a serious explosion at an explosives factory.
Frederick Payne. For courage in dealing with a fire caused by an explosion, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Agnes Pearson, Telephonist. On the occasion of a very serious explosion at munition works she remained at her post until relieved, notwithstanding the fact that the explosions were almost continuous and that the police advised the Ofc.s on duty to leave the building.
Georgina Peeters. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker by stopping a machine at great risk to herself.
Wilfred Edward Pendray. For courage in recovering the plug of a cock under circumstances of grave.danger.
Mary Pendreigh. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.
Frederick William Pepper, For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.
Robert Charles Percy, Acting Inspector of Shipwrights (formerly Chargeman), Northern Base, For devotion to duty in effecting repairs under dangerous conditions.
Agnes Mary Peters, For great courage and high example in continuing to do work of an exceptionally dangerous nature, which finally resulted in an accident, by which she was totally blinded and otherwise injured.
Daniel Plume. For courage shown on the occasion of an explosion and at several minor fires, at great personal risk.
Walter Plummer, Skilled Labourer, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and perseverance in the performance of his duties during an explosion.
Walter Poll. For courage and high example in dealing with a serious fire at a gas works.
John Thomas Poole, Master of Yard Craft, Chatham Dockyard, For perseverance and conspicuous skill under conditions of extreme difficulty and danger.
Henry William John Porter, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed courage and devotion to duty during repeated air-raids. On one occasion he set to work on the restoration of naval circuits while explosions were taking place fifty yards away.
Ellen Lenora Potter. For courage and resource in extinguishing a fire, at great personal risk.
James Pound, For self-sacrifice in working long hours in a highly poisonous atmosphere, where he was several times burnt by acid, and at times almost overcome by fumes.
Harry Price. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
William Henry Price. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances. He lost four fingers and practically the use of both hands, while his face was permanently disfigured.
William Thomas Pugh. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Florence Pullen. For courage in continuing to work in spite of serious suffering from an accident caused by an explosion.
Ethel Mary Pullinger, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Richard Hayward Purser. For courage and self-sacrifice in working long hours in spite of severe physical disabilities brought about by hardships incurred in the retreat from Mons.
Robert Rae, Coastwatcher, Machrihanish, Kintyre, For rendering valuable assistance to one of H.M. Ships under conditions of great difficulty.
William H. Rawlin. For courage and high example in saving workers and maintaining order on the occasion of an explosion in a filling factory.
William Dennis Eeardon, Sorter. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.
Albert Edward Reeves. For courage in recovering the plug of a cock under circumstances of grave danger.
Donald Renfrew, Chief Draughtsman, Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird, Ltd. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.
Robert Roberts. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker at a fire in an explosives factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
George Robinson. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Maggie Rock. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.
Charles William Beaver Roll. For courage in attempting to rescue his foreman, by entering an ash receiver full of carbon monoxide gas.
James Gordon Ross, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Displayed courage and resource in maintaining telephonic communication during, an air-raid.
Alfred Rudge. For courage in extinguishing a fire in an explosives factory at very great risk to his life.
Thomas William Rudge, Millwright. For courage and coolness whilst engaged on dangerous work.
John Ryan, Mate of Yard draft, Haulbowline Dockyard, For his splendid example of pluck and discipline during, salvage operations.
Thomas Ryan. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Alfred Salenger For courage and self-sacrifice in volunteering for work on dangerous experiments, in the course of which he lost four fingers.[24][25]
John Frederick Sams. For courage and high example in remaining at his post on a tram, and thus preventing severe casualties to fellow-workers. In doing so he was severely injured.
Richard Sanders, Engine Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.
William Saunders. For courage in attempting to save the lives of workers who were gassed in a gas main, at very great personal risk.
Edward Scott. For courage in averting a serious accident in a mill, at grave risk to his own life. His arm was badly crushed, and has since had to be amputated.
Percy Sears. For courage and his example in preventing a fire in an explosives factory, at grave risk to his life.
Charlie Shaw. For courage and resource in dealing with a fire at an explosives factory, at great personal risk.
Leonard Short, Engine Fitter, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and self-sacrifice during salvage operations.
Lawrence Simpson. For courage in extinguishing a fire on two occasions, at very great personal risk.
Sydney Simpson, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed great courage as well as resource on the occasion of a very severe explosion at adjoining munition works. He sent away to a safe place the women operators, and himself maintained uninterrupted telephonic communication.
William Sinclair. For courage in rescuing a driver who was underneath a railway engine which had begun to move.
Harry Skinner. For courage and resource (1) in extinguishing a fire in a filling factory at imminent risk of serious explosion, (2) in rescuing two fellow-workers gassed in a sewer, at very great personal risk.
Laurence Skinner. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Frank Slater, For great courage shown during a fire in an explosives factory.
Minnie Sleeford, Assistant Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Beatrice Evelyn Smith. For courage in returning to her post at the risk of her life in order to avert danger to the works.
Francis Emily Esther Smith, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
John Smith. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory at great personal risk.
Thomas William Fletcher Smith, Tug Master, Dover Dockyard. For courage, initiative and perseverance on salvage operations.
James Snape. For courage and high example in quelling fires during an explosion at great personal risk.
William Snead. For courage in entering a gas main and saving the lives of two workers who were gassed, at very great personal risk.
Sidney Charles Soley. For courage and resource in dealing with a hand grenade about to explode, whereby he saved several lives.
Hannah Spash. For courage and high example in continuing her work in a filling factory, after having been on three separate occasions injured by explosions.
Edward Spencer. For courage and high example in continuing at work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.
Sidney Arthur Stammers, Cable Hand, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Lily Stanyon. For courage and resource in saving the life of a crane driver at considerable risk to herself.
Edith Steed. For courage and high example in volunteering immediately after a fatal accident to undertake the more dangerous work in the Dept. concerned.
Florence Eliza Steggel, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Fanny Eleanor Steward, Assistant Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
John Stewart. For courage in remaining at work and seeing his job through after being severely shaken by an explosion at an explosives factory.
George William Stocks, Leading Cable Hand. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Walter Stokes. For courage in attempting to save the lives of two workers who were gassed in a gas main by entering it at very great personal risk.
William Leverington Stokes. For courage in volunteering to extinguish a fire at cost of serious injuries.
George Robert Stone, Master of Yard Craft, Sheerness Dockyard. For courage, self-sacrifice and exception, all in skill in the salvage of a merchant ship in a minefield.
Maggie Storey. For courage and high example in extinguishing a dangerous fire at an explosives factory under exceptionally risky circumstances.
Ernest Stubley. For courage in remaining at his post in circumstances of considerable danger in order to safeguard the works.
Robert Studbohne. For courage and resource in preventing a serious explosion at an explosives factory.
Gilbert George Sutcliffe, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Rendered valuable service in the construction and maintenance of telephones under fire.
Herbert Sykes. For courage in testing aircraft in spite of severe accidents.
Walter William James Symons, Shipwright Apprentice. For courage and presence of mind in the rescue of a fellow-workman from drowning.
Samuel William Tabb, Acting Mate of Yard Craft, Devonport Dockyard. For courage and skill in handling his tug in assisting to rescue a torpedoed merchant ship from a dangerous position in heavy weather.
Joseph Edward Talbot. For courage in continuing to work in a poisonous atmosphere, even though suffering seriously from effects.
Alfred Tansom, Chargeman of Baggers, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and coolness in urgent salvage operations.
Frederick Francis Taylor. For courage in fighting a fire at great personal risk while many bags of explosives were being removed.
George Terry. For courage in working continuously under circumstances of very great danger.
Charles William Thome, Engineer, For perseverance and devotion to duty in trying circumstances, often attended by considerable danger.
Samuel George Thorneycroft. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Thomas Tickner. For courage and resource in dealing with an outbreak of fire at a filling factory.
William John Tidey. For courage in fighting a fire, caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
Joseph Henry Trask, Special Constable. For courage in rescuing injured men from a burning and collapsed building at great personal risk.
Walter Trebble, Skilled Labourer, Works Dept., Portsmouth Dockyard, For great skill and daring in the performance of difficult and dangerous work in connection with certain works at Portsmouth.
William Trotman, Engine Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.
Ella Trout, While fishing, accompanied only by a boy of ten, she saw that a steamer had been torpedoed and was sinking. Though fully realising the danger she ran from enemy submarines, she pulled rapidly to the wreck and succeeded in rescuing a drowning sailor.
Alfred Clifford George Valentine. For courage and resource in dealing with a shell in which the top ring of the fuse had fired.
E. Vass. For courage in stopping a fire in an explosives factory at grave risk to his life.
Edith Emily Venus, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Robert George Vicary. For courage displayed on the occasion of an explosion. He continued to work, though permanently injured by the accident.
Mary Walker. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.
Ernest Wall, For two acts: of courage and self-sacrifice in clearing a choked acid main, and on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
John M. Wallace, Electrical Fitter. For courage, initiative and devotion to duty in trying circumstances.
Lilian Blanche Wallace. For courage displayed during a time of great danger in a filling factory.
Amelia Jane Ward, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids and bombardments from the sea.
Daniel Vincent Ward, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Displayed courage and resource while Controlling Ofc. in a neighbourhood exposed to many bombardments by sea-craft and aeroplanes.
George Frederick Ward. For courage in shutting off outlet master valve of a gasholder during a fire caused by explosion, at serious personal risk.
Nellie Ward, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Frances Mary Watson. For courage on the occasion of a serious explosion and assisting a fellow-worker to escape at great personal danger.
Frank Watson. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
John Watson. For courage in attempting to rescue his foreman by entering an ash receiver full of carbon monoxide gas.
Ada Watt. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.
Arthur Webber. For courage and resource in giving valuable assistance on the occasion of an explosion at an explosives factory.
Dorothy Kate West, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
George Whatton. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.
Dorothy Florence Whibley, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air raid.
Robert Leonard White. For courage in remaining at his work after being very seriously injured.
Mary Agnes Wilkinson, Telephonist. Rendered invaluable service at a telephone exchange on the occasion of a fire and serious explosion at a munition works close by, proceeding to her post through the danger zone at grave personal risk.
William Williams. For courage and resource in extinguishing a fire under circumstances of exceptional danger.
James Winter, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Rendered special services in repairing wires under very dangerous conditions and was frequently under fire.
Gertrude Wood, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Alfred Charles Wright, For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.
William Wyatt, Skilled Labourer (Stoker), Sheerness Dockyard, For his self-sacrifice and devotion to duty in a time of danger.
James You'll. For courage in saving the life of a fellow workman who had been rendered unconscious by foul gas.
Alfred Charles Wright Young. For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.
Distinguished Service Order (DSO)
Riband and Badge of the Distinguished Service Order
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