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Casualty List : 1st/5th Battalion Gordon Highlanders

Names in Blue also appear on Battalion Roll

From War Diaries(and other sources) May - October 1915. Includes recommendations for awards - September 1915

Disposition of the Battalion May-June 1915. Source: Ray Westlake, British battalions on the Western Front January to June 1915 : Neuve Chapelle, Ypres, Aubers Ridge and Festubert London : Leo Cooper, 2001.

From Bedford to Folkstone and arrived Boulogne 4th May. Moved by train to Berguete and from there marched to billets at L'Ecteme. To Paradis 5th, returning to L'Ecteme 12th. Moved to Caestre 14th, Vieux-Berquin 17th, Pont Riqueul 18th. Took over trenches near Indian Village 20th. Relieved 25th and moved into billets near Bois de Pacauet. Moved into trenches near Festubert 31st May. Occupied positions in The Orchard. Relieved 4th June and to Cornet Malo. To Riez-du-Vinage 6th and took over breastworks at Le Tournet 16th. Moved into reserve trenches near La Cinque Rue later. Withdrew to billets on canal west of Les Caudrons 19th then into trenches east of Festubert 22nd. Relieved 27th and to La Tombe Willot 27th, Pont du Hem 28th, Le Drumez 29th June.

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Place                         Date                  Number Rank            Name                 Nature of Casualty Notes

Richebourg 22 May 1915 1952 Pte Taylor, John Died of wounds       Age 29. Son of John and Bella Taylor, 16 Broad St Lane, Fraserburgh. (BETHUNE TOWN CEMETERY). Born Fraserburgh

30 May 1915 Major Fowlie, Charles W.L     Killed by a shell Son of John and Elizabeth Lawson Fowlie, of Udny, Aberdeenshire. (PONT-DU-HEM MILITARY CEMETERY, LA GORGUE) Major Fowlie was killed by a shell while inspecting the trenches of 4th Canadian Bn, prior to relieving them. The incident was mentioned in Canadian War Diary and in a letter from a Canadian soldier, Willis Adcock, to his father. (Information kindly supplied by a relative of L.Cpl Adcock, Michael Sharpe)

War Diary for June does not name casualties - except officers. Shows 2 officers killed; 4 wounded; 14 other ranks killed ; 69 wounded. Details of killed come from SDGW and CWGC. There are 16 listed. The Diary was compiled on 30th June and one man died of wounds on 28th and was possibly not included in the count.

June : Festubert Sector (from 31st May) 1 June 1915 1117 Pte Knox, Fred Died of wounds "A" Coy. Killed in action 1/6/1915. Age 24. Son of Elsie Simpson (formerly Knox), of 66 Main St., New Deer, and the late John Knox. (LE TOURET MEMORIAL)

2 June 1915
Lieut. Forbes-Sempill, Hon Robert. A. Died of wounds Age. 45. Fourth son of The Rt. Hon. William Forbes-Sempill, 17th Baron Sempill. LE TOURET MILITARY CEMETERY, RICHEBOURG-L'AVOUE

2 June 1915 1497 Pte Whyte, Alexander Died of Wounds Born New Aberdour. Enlisted Strichen. (CHOCQUES MILITARY CEMETERY )

3 June 1915 2475 Pte McLean, Alexander Killed in action Scotsman 12/6/1915 "Pte Alexander McLean. 1/5 GH, 40 Merchant St, officially reported killed. His captain, in a letter to his mother, stated that McLean met his death nobly. He was killed on June 3. He was holding, along with others, an important section of the trench, when a shrapnel shell burst on the parapet, killing him and two others instantaneously. He was buried behind the firing trench. He was 32 years of age, and a labourer at the Admiralty works, Peterhead. He went through the Boer War, where he was made a prisoner."   (LE TOURET MEMORIAL)

3 June 1915 2392 Pte Burnett, Robert Killed in action Enlisted in Ellon. (LE TOURET MEMORIAL)

3 June 1915 1156 Piper Graham, William Killed in action "Killed at Festubert". Born in Peterhead. (PONT-DU-HEM, LA GORGUE) (See additional information)

3 June 1915 1198 Drummer Watt, George Killed in action (PONT-DU-HEM MILITARY CEMETERY, LA GORGUE)

3 June 1915 1430 L.Cpl Park, John Died of wounds Born Tyrie. (CHOCQUES MILITARY CEMETERY ) See additional information

3 June 1915 1693 Pte Mackie, John Killed in action (LE TOURET MEMORIAL )

4 June 1915 1167 Sergt Mair, Alexander Killed in action "Killed at Festubert." (LE TOURET MEMORIAL) Printer in civilian life.

6 June 1915 1222 Pte Trail, Edward Killed in action (LE TOURET MEMORIAL )

16 June 1915 Lieut Scott, William Leslie Killed in action   Age 22. Son of Willian Leslie Scott and Elizabeth Campbell Lowe Scott of Willowbank, Peterhead.(See additional information)

16 June 1915 2018
Pte

Gray, Charles Forbes Missing (Presumed killed) Age 19. Carter for Wisely & Co Fraserburgh. Son of the late James and Mary Gray, of 3, Castlehill, Turriff (LE TOURET MEMORIAL) Reported missing at Festubert while in a bombing attack, and death presumed. (WBT)

17 June 1915 1760 Pte Wight, Patrick Killed in action Born Tyrie. Enlisted Strichen. Age 20. Son of Elizabeth Grant (formerly Wight), of Alpine Cottage, St. Fergus, Peterhead, and the late James Wight. (LE TOURET MEMORIAL )

17 June1915 2609 Pte Minty, John Killed in action "B" Coy . Age 21. Son of George and Elizabeth Minty, of Sandhaven, Fraserburgh. Enlisted Stricken.(LE TOURET MEMORIAL)

17 June 1915 2065 Pte McArthur, Alexander Killed in action (LE TOURET MEMORIAL)

17 June 1915 2583 Pte Craib, James Killed in action (LE TOURET MEMORIAL) (CWGC shows date of 17th January 1915. Btn wasn't in France then.) Report in The Scotsman: "New Byth-Turriff - an elder son of Mrs Milne, Meldrum Bldgs New Byth, has been killed. He is survived by a widow and one child who reside in St Peter Street, Peterhead. After enlisting in 2/5 Gordons November [1914] last, he was, on going to France in May, transferred to the 1/5th Bn. He was 22 years of age and was a farm servant in the New Byth district."

17 June 1915 510 L.Cpl Mackie, William Killed in action Born Banff. (LE TOURET MEMORIAL )

28 June 1915 2448 Pte McCurrach, W Died of wounds Son of Alexander McCurrach, of 3, Gilcomston Place, Aberdeen. (BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY)

4 June 1915 Captain Runcieman, F.S Wounded Severely wounded in back and neck by a shell, and buried among sandbags while under way to help a wounded brother officer, and dug out by the Company Sergeant Major

date unknown 2nd Lieut Fuller, L.C.H Wounded (War Diary)

18 June 1915
Lieut Col Grant. A Wounded Wounded in arm by a shell (War Diary)

date unknown
Lieut Cowie, R Wounded (War Diary)

War Diary not held for July and August. Details of killed come from SDGW and CWGC

5 July 1915 1902 Pte Barclay, William M Died of wounds Born and enlisted in Methlick. Son of Charles and Lizzie Barclay, of Haddow Methlick. (AUBERS RIDGE BRITISH CEMETERY, AUBERS) Commemorated on Methlick War Memorial.

7 July 1915 2184 Pte Gibson, James Died of wounds Born Savoch. Enlisted Peterhead. (MERVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY )

8 July 1915 1462 Pte Milne, Thomas Killed in action
Age 19. "A" Coy. Son of Mrs. Jessie Benange, of 148, High St., Newpitsligo AUBERS RIDGE BRITISH CEMETERY

8 July 1915 2041 Pte Taylor, Peter Frank Killed in action Age 21. "D" Coy. Son of Adam Taylor, of Bogs, Kininmonth, Mintlaw. (Mentioned in letters of Alex Copland.) See Soldiers' Wills

15 July 1915 1930 Pte Sim, James Died of wounds Age 25. Son of James and Ann Sim, of 72, Broadsea. (LONGUENESSE (ST. OMER) SOUVENIR CEMETERY) Died of wounds received on 4th June 1915 near Festubert. Occupation cooper employed with James Cheyne, fishcurer Fraserburgh. (Biography in De Ruvigny's R o H v4)

Bercourt/Hamel Sector 8 Aug 1915 2913 Pte Cowie, William Killed in action Age 19. Son of the late George and Mary Cowie. Enlisted Strichen. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY)

8 Aug 1915 473 Pte Wisely, Charles Killed in action Age 24. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wisely, of 98, High St., Fraserburgh. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT)

9 Aug 1915 679 Sergt Mitchell, Edward Died of wounds Born/Enlisted Fraserburgh. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT )

20 Aug 1915 2198 Pte Will, George Killed in action Born Turriff. Enlisted Fraserburgh. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT ) Farm servant.

21 Aug 1915 2nd Lieut Roberts, Philip Hugh Gore Died of wounds Age 19. Son of Ann S. Roberts, of Milton House, Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, Middx., and the late Rev. W. W. Roberts. (MILLENCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION) See Additional information

1 Sept 1915 2205 Pte Shepherd, James Died of wounds Age 21. Son of Henry and Margaret Shepherd, of Perth; husband of Charlotte Shepherd, of 9, Albert St., Fraserburgh. Native of Perth. (ETAPLES)

Albert 4 Sept 1915 2438 Pte Wallace, Henry Wounded Bullet in biceps of right arm

5 Sept 1915 928 Sgt Morrison, John S Wounded Cut in right wrist - Trench Mortar (Later Killed in Action 31/7/1916)

6 Sept 1915 1625 Pte Robb, Alexander Killed
Rifle bullet through head. Age 18. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT ) Born Ellon

11 Sept 1915 1645 L.Cpl Murison, F Wounded Bullet wound in left shoulder

Trenches Sector G3 Authuille-Hamel 17 Sept 1915 2317 Pte Watt, William Killed by Shrapnel
Age 19. Son of Samuel & Jane Montgomerie Watt of 20 Constitution St Peterhead. ( PERRONNE RD CEMETERY,MARICOURT)

2993 Pte Birnie, George A Wounded Shrapnel in neck

23 Sept 1915 2nd Lieut Stearns, H.G Wounded Scalp wound from rifle grenade

2232 Sgt
Macintosh, James R
Wounded Wounds to left side of face and right arm - r. grenade

2532 Cpl Davidson, William Wounded Wound to left hand - accidently, while cleaning rifle. (Killed in action 31/7/16)

1933 Pte Livingstone, Forbes Wounded Wound to scalp - caused by shrapnel

25 Sept 1915 Lieut Troup, R.J Slightly Wounded Knees and side - barbed wire

3145 Pte Fraser, Thomas Wounded Compound fracture of left arm - caused by a bomb

2744 Pte Anderson, A.F Wounded Left hand and knees - barbed wire

30 Sept 1915 1767 L.Cpl Dunbar, John Wounded Wounds to left arm - rifle bullet (Wounded again July 1916)

October 1915 1995 Pte McAllister, Archibald Wounded (Later killed in action 31/7/16. Born Banff)

1569 Pte Brown, J Wounded

1597 Pte Strath, George Wounded

2291 Pte Stewart, William T Wounded

Record of Officers, NCOs and Men recommended for Honours and Awards, September 1915. NOTE: These awards may not have been granted.

Major McDonald DSO

Capt & Adj Cruden, J.W.F MC

Lieut & QM Marr, J Mentioned in Despatches

Capt Low, J.L Mentioned in Despatches

Capt Lyall, W Mentioned in Despatches

Capt Robertson, C.T.A Mentioned in Despatches (Later Killed in action 23/3/1918, aged 32. Major)

1613 Pte Souter, William M DCM D Coy

1829 Pte Jaffray, Alexander M DCM D Coy (Later awarded MM- London Gazette 3/6/16. Killed in action 25/7/16)

115 CSM Chalmers, James DCM D Coy

2275 Sgt Dickie, Charles DCM C Coy (Later awarded MM. Commissioned from ranks.)

2350 Cpl Stuart, James DCM C Coy

544 Sgt
Matthew, J
DCM B Coy

838 Sgt Taylor, James S DCM Machine Gunner

1604 Pte Park, James C DCM Machine Gunner

2587 L.Sgt Sinclair, Alexander Skinner DCM B Coy (Later Commissioned)

1273 Sgt Murison, Alfred DCM A Coy (Died of wounds 21/3/16)

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Place	Date	Number	Rank	Name	Nature of Casualty	Notes
Richebourg	22 May 1915	1952	Pte	Taylor, John	Died of wounds	Age 29. Son of John and Bella Taylor, 16 Broad St Lane, Fraserburgh. (BETHUNE TOWN CEMETERY). Born Fraserburgh
	30 May 1915		Major	Fowlie, Charles W.L	Killed by a shell	Son of John and Elizabeth Lawson Fowlie, of Udny, Aberdeenshire. (PONT-DU-HEM MILITARY CEMETERY, LA GORGUE) Major Fowlie was killed by a shell while inspecting the trenches of 4th Canadian Bn, prior to relieving them. The incident was mentioned in Canadian War Diary and in a letter from a Canadian soldier, Willis Adcock, to his father. (Information kindly supplied by a relative of L.Cpl Adcock, Michael Sharpe)
War Diary for June does not name casualties - except officers. Shows 2 officers killed; 4 wounded; 14 other ranks killed ; 69 wounded. Details of killed come from SDGW and CWGC. There are 16 listed. The Diary was compiled on 30th June and one man died of wounds on 28th and was possibly not included in the count.
June : Festubert Sector (from 31st May)	1 June 1915	1117	Pte	Knox, Fred	Died of wounds	"A" Coy. Killed in action 1/6/1915. Age 24. Son of Elsie Simpson (formerly Knox), of 66 Main St., New Deer, and the late John Knox. (LE TOURET MEMORIAL)
	2 June 1915		Lieut.	Forbes-Sempill, Hon Robert. A.	Died of wounds	Age. 45. Fourth son of The Rt. Hon. William Forbes-Sempill, 17th Baron Sempill. LE TOURET MILITARY CEMETERY, RICHEBOURG-L'AVOUE
	2 June 1915	1497	Pte	Whyte, Alexander	Died of Wounds	Born New Aberdour. Enlisted Strichen. (CHOCQUES MILITARY CEMETERY )
	3 June 1915	2475	Pte	McLean, Alexander	Killed in action	Scotsman 12/6/1915 "Pte Alexander McLean. 1/5 GH, 40 Merchant St, officially reported killed. His captain, in a letter to his mother, stated that McLean met his death nobly. He was killed on June 3. He was holding, along with others, an important section of the trench, when a shrapnel shell burst on the parapet, killing him and two others instantaneously. He was buried behind the firing trench. He was 32 years of age, and a labourer at the Admiralty works, Peterhead. He went through the Boer War, where he was made a prisoner." (LE TOURET MEMORIAL)
	3 June 1915	2392	Pte	Burnett, Robert	Killed in action	Enlisted in Ellon. (LE TOURET MEMORIAL)
	3 June 1915	1156	Piper	Graham, William	Killed in action	"Killed at Festubert". Born in Peterhead. (PONT-DU-HEM, LA GORGUE) (See additional information)
	3 June 1915	1198	Drummer	Watt, George	Killed in action	(PONT-DU-HEM MILITARY CEMETERY, LA GORGUE)
	3 June 1915	1430	L.Cpl	Park, John	Died of wounds	Born Tyrie. (CHOCQUES MILITARY CEMETERY ) See additional information
	3 June 1915	1693	Pte	Mackie, John	Killed in action	(LE TOURET MEMORIAL )
	4 June 1915	1167	Sergt	Mair, Alexander	Killed in action	"Killed at Festubert." (LE TOURET MEMORIAL) Printer in civilian life.
	6 June 1915	1222	Pte	Trail, Edward	Killed in action	(LE TOURET MEMORIAL )
	16 June 1915		Lieut	Scott, William Leslie	Killed in action	Age 22. Son of Willian Leslie Scott and Elizabeth Campbell Lowe Scott of Willowbank, Peterhead.(See additional information)
	16 June 1915	2018	Pte	Gray, Charles Forbes	Missing (Presumed killed)	Age 19. Carter for Wisely & Co Fraserburgh. Son of the late James and Mary Gray, of 3, Castlehill, Turriff (LE TOURET MEMORIAL) Reported missing at Festubert while in a bombing attack, and death presumed. (WBT)
	17 June 1915	1760	Pte	Wight, Patrick	Killed in action	Born Tyrie. Enlisted Strichen. Age 20. Son of Elizabeth Grant (formerly Wight), of Alpine Cottage, St. Fergus, Peterhead, and the late James Wight. (LE TOURET MEMORIAL )
	17 June1915	2609	Pte	Minty, John	Killed in action	"B" Coy . Age 21. Son of George and Elizabeth Minty, of Sandhaven, Fraserburgh. Enlisted Stricken.(LE TOURET MEMORIAL)
	17 June 1915	2065	Pte	McArthur, Alexander	Killed in action	(LE TOURET MEMORIAL)
	17 June 1915	2583	Pte	Craib, James	Killed in action	(LE TOURET MEMORIAL) (CWGC shows date of 17th January 1915. Btn wasn't in France then.) Report in The Scotsman: "New Byth-Turriff - an elder son of Mrs Milne, Meldrum Bldgs New Byth, has been killed. He is survived by a widow and one child who reside in St Peter Street, Peterhead. After enlisting in 2/5 Gordons November [1914] last, he was, on going to France in May, transferred to the 1/5th Bn. He was 22 years of age and was a farm servant in the New Byth district."
	17 June 1915	510	L.Cpl	Mackie, William	Killed in action	Born Banff. (LE TOURET MEMORIAL )
	28 June 1915	2448	Pte	McCurrach, W	Died of wounds	Son of Alexander McCurrach, of 3, Gilcomston Place, Aberdeen. (BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY)
	4 June 1915		Captain	Runcieman, F.S	Wounded	Severely wounded in back and neck by a shell, and buried among sandbags while under way to help a wounded brother officer, and dug out by the Company Sergeant Major
	date unknown		2nd Lieut	Fuller, L.C.H	Wounded	(War Diary)
	18 June 1915		Lieut Col	Grant. A	Wounded	Wounded in arm by a shell (War Diary)
	date unknown		Lieut	Cowie, R	Wounded	(War Diary)
War Diary not held for July and August. Details of killed come from SDGW and CWGC
	5 July 1915	1902	Pte	Barclay, William M	Died of wounds	Born and enlisted in Methlick. Son of Charles and Lizzie Barclay, of Haddow Methlick. (AUBERS RIDGE BRITISH CEMETERY, AUBERS) Commemorated on Methlick War Memorial.
	7 July 1915	2184	Pte	Gibson, James	Died of wounds	Born Savoch. Enlisted Peterhead. (MERVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY )
	8 July 1915	1462	Pte	Milne, Thomas	Killed in action	Age 19. "A" Coy. Son of Mrs. Jessie Benange, of 148, High St., Newpitsligo AUBERS RIDGE BRITISH CEMETERY
	8 July 1915	2041	Pte	Taylor, Peter Frank	Killed in action	Age 21. "D" Coy. Son of Adam Taylor, of Bogs, Kininmonth, Mintlaw. (Mentioned in letters of Alex Copland.) See Soldiers' Wills
	15 July 1915	1930	Pte	Sim, James	Died of wounds	Age 25. Son of James and Ann Sim, of 72, Broadsea. (LONGUENESSE (ST. OMER) SOUVENIR CEMETERY) Died of wounds received on 4th June 1915 near Festubert. Occupation cooper employed with James Cheyne, fishcurer Fraserburgh. (Biography in De Ruvigny's R o H v4)
Bercourt/Hamel Sector	8 Aug 1915	2913	Pte	Cowie, William	Killed in action	Age 19. Son of the late George and Mary Cowie. Enlisted Strichen. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY)
	8 Aug 1915	473	Pte	Wisely, Charles	Killed in action	Age 24. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wisely, of 98, High St., Fraserburgh. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT)
	9 Aug 1915	679	Sergt	Mitchell, Edward	Died of wounds	Born/Enlisted Fraserburgh. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT )
	20 Aug 1915	2198	Pte	Will, George	Killed in action	Born Turriff. Enlisted Fraserburgh. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT ) Farm servant.
	21 Aug 1915		2nd Lieut	Roberts, Philip Hugh Gore	Died of wounds	Age 19. Son of Ann S. Roberts, of Milton House, Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, Middx., and the late Rev. W. W. Roberts. (MILLENCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION) See Additional information
	1 Sept 1915	2205	Pte	Shepherd, James	Died of wounds	Age 21. Son of Henry and Margaret Shepherd, of Perth; husband of Charlotte Shepherd, of 9, Albert St., Fraserburgh. Native of Perth. (ETAPLES)
Albert	4 Sept 1915	2438	Pte	Wallace, Henry	Wounded	Bullet in biceps of right arm
	5 Sept 1915	928	Sgt	Morrison, John S	Wounded	Cut in right wrist - Trench Mortar (Later Killed in Action 31/7/1916)
	6 Sept 1915	1625	Pte	Robb, Alexander	Killed	Rifle bullet through head. Age 18. (BECOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, BECORDEL-BECOURT ) Born Ellon
	11 Sept 1915	1645	L.Cpl	Murison, F	Wounded	Bullet wound in left shoulder
Trenches Sector G3 Authuille-Hamel	17 Sept 1915	2317	Pte	Watt, William	Killed by Shrapnel	Age 19. Son of Samuel & Jane Montgomerie Watt of 20 Constitution St Peterhead. ( PERRONNE RD CEMETERY,MARICOURT)
		2993	Pte	Birnie, George A	Wounded	Shrapnel in neck
	23 Sept 1915		2nd Lieut	Stearns, H.G	Wounded	Scalp wound from rifle grenade
		2232	Sgt	Macintosh, James R	Wounded	Wounds to left side of face and right arm - r. grenade
		2532	Cpl	Davidson, William	Wounded	Wound to left hand - accidently, while cleaning rifle. (Killed in action 31/7/16)
		1933	Pte	Livingstone, Forbes	Wounded	Wound to scalp - caused by shrapnel
	25 Sept 1915		Lieut	Troup, R.J	Slightly Wounded	Knees and side - barbed wire
		3145	Pte	Fraser, Thomas	Wounded	Compound fracture of left arm - caused by a bomb
		2744	Pte	Anderson, A.F	Wounded	Left hand and knees - barbed wire
	30 Sept 1915	1767	L.Cpl	Dunbar, John	Wounded	Wounds to left arm - rifle bullet (Wounded again July 1916)
	October 1915	1995	Pte	McAllister, Archibald	Wounded	(Later killed in action 31/7/16. Born Banff)
		1569	Pte	Brown, J	Wounded
		1597	Pte	Strath, George	Wounded
		2291	Pte	Stewart, William T	Wounded

Record of Officers, NCOs and Men recommended for Honours and Awards, September 1915. NOTE: These awards may not have been granted.
			Major	McDonald	DSO
			Capt & Adj	Cruden, J.W.F	MC
			Lieut & QM	Marr, J	Mentioned in Despatches
			Capt	Low, J.L	Mentioned in Despatches
			Capt	Lyall, W	Mentioned in Despatches
			Capt	Robertson, C.T.A	Mentioned in Despatches	(Later Killed in action 23/3/1918, aged 32. Major)
		1613	Pte	Souter, William M	DCM	D Coy
		1829	Pte	Jaffray, Alexander M	DCM	D Coy (Later awarded MM- London Gazette 3/6/16. Killed in action 25/7/16)
		115	CSM	Chalmers, James	DCM	D Coy
		2275	Sgt	Dickie, Charles	DCM	C Coy (Later awarded MM. Commissioned from ranks.)
		2350	Cpl	Stuart, James	DCM	C Coy
		544	Sgt	Matthew, J	DCM	B Coy
		838	Sgt	Taylor, James S	DCM	Machine Gunner
		1604	Pte	Park, James C	DCM	Machine Gunner
		2587	L.Sgt	Sinclair, Alexander Skinner	DCM	B Coy (Later Commissioned)
		1273	Sgt	Murison, Alfred	DCM	A Coy (Died of wounds 21/3/16)