War Diaries – 21st Bn. CEF

21st Bn, CEF-Sunday, October 13, 1918

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The day was spent quietly by the Battalion which rested in Eswars. Routine Orders of the date announced the following decorations:- Bar to Military Cross Capt H.G. Deane, M.C.; The Military Cross Lieut.V.R.Ullman (Order of St.Stanislaus), The Distinguished Conduct Medal: 675739 Sergt. K.H.Draper 675360, Sergt. D.F. Garlick. The Recipients were heartily congratulated by the Commanding Officer and their many friends in the Battalion.

Image: Lt. H.G. Deane, M.C., 21st Bn., 6th Reserve Bn., Courtesy of Library and Archives Canada.

Andrew

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