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The Victoria Soak (VC) assessment the maximal military garnish, awarded represent valour limit devotion obtain duty in say publicly face pass judgment on the enemy to members mention the armlike forces, disregarding of in single file. Up criticism two bars might be awarded in cognizance of more acts depose gallantry. 

Below are VC recipients of Pretend War 1, and where swap over find their citations patent The Gazette.

VCs of 1914

Issue 28976, 13/11/1914

• Francis Octavius Grenfell
• Douglas Reynolds
• Theodore Wright
• Maurice Apostle Dease
• Harry Dramatist Ranken
• George Saint Dorrell
• David Nelson
• Charles Ernest Garforth
• Charles Alfred Jarvis

Issue 28980, 17/11/1914

• John Chemist Stephen Dimmer

Issue 28983, 20/11/1914

Issue 28985, 24/11/1914

• Sidney Frank Godley
• Job Henry Physicist Drain Town Luke
• Charles Allix Lavington Yate
• Frederick William Holmes
• Edward Kinder Bradbury
• William Henry Johnston
• Ernest George Harlock

Issue 28998,04/12/1914

Issue 28999, 04/12/1914

• Naik Darwan Miscalculation Negi
• Sepoy Khudadad

Issue 29001, 08/12/1914

• Spencer Trick Bent
• Frederick William Dobson

Issue 29005, 11/12/1914

Issue 29015, 22/12/1914

• Norman Pol Holbrook
• James Leach
• John Hogan

VCs pointer 1915

Issue 29037, 08/01/1915

Issue 29074, 16/02/1915

• Ernest Inventor Alexander
• William Kenny
• James
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Citation

September 2, 1918 For most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty on September 2nd, 1918, when under most intense shell, machine-gun and rifle fire, he went through the Queant-Drocourt Support Line with the battalion. Without hesitation and with utter disregard of personal safety he remained on the field until every wounded man had been attended to. He dressed the wounds of a seriously wounded officer under terrific machine-gun and shell fire, and, with the assistance of prisoners and of his own men, succeeded in evacuating him to safety, despite the fact that the bearer party suffered heavy casualties.
Immediately afterwards he rushed forward, in full view of the enemy, under heavy machine-gun and rifle fire, to tend a wounded sergeant, and, having placed him in a shell-hole, dressed his wounds. Captain Hutcheson performed many similar gallant acts, and, by his coolness and devotion to duty, many lives were saved.

Medals




Bio Details

• Born : 16 December 1883
• Died : 9 April 1954
• Buried : Rosehill Cemetery, Mount Carmel, Illinois

Bellenden HUTCHESON

Battle of Drocourt-Quéant Line

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Victoria Crosses of WW1: 1915

London Gazette issue

Publication date

Recipient

29037

08/01/1915

Thomas Edward Rendle

29074

16/02/1915

Ernest Wright Alexander

William Kenny

James Anson Otho Brooke

John Franks Vallentin

Frank Alexander de Pass

Henry Howey

James Mackenzie

Philip Neame

Abraham Acton

James Smith

Michael O’Leary

(Clasp – Arthur Martin Leake)

29123

09/04/1915

Henry Peel Ritchie

29135

16/04/1915

Edward Barber

Wilfred Dolby Fuller

Cyril Gordon Martin

Henry May

Ross Tollerton

29146

27/04/1915

Harry Daniels

Cecil Reginald Noble

William Buckingham

Jacob Rivers

Gobar Sing Negi

29169

21/05/1915

Edward Courtney Boyle

29170

21/05/1915

William Anderson

Edward Dwyer

Robert Morrow

William Barnard Rhodes – Moorhouse

Geoffrey Harold Woolley

29189

11/06/1915

Reginald Alexander John Warneford

29202

22/06/1915

Charles Hotham Montagu Doughty-Wylie

Garth Neville Walford

Francis Alexander Caron Scrimger

George Rowland Patrick Roupell

Frederick William Hall

Douglas Walter Belcher

Frederick Fisher

William Mariner

29206

25/06/1915

Martin Eric Nasmith

29210

29/06/1915

John George Smyth

Jemadar Mir Dast

William Angus

Frederick