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Old 19-05-17, 02:34 PM
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© IWM (HU 123283)
Captain H. M. P. Hewett. 1st Royal Dragoons.




© IWM (HU 123158)
Lieutenant Justinian John Heathcote-Edwards. Staffordshire Yeomanry, attached to the Army Service Corps.




© IWM (HU 115740)
Lieutenant Herbert Selwyn Hodson. 2/1st Staffordshire Yeomanry




© IWM (HU 116046)
Second Lieutenant Charles Humbert. 10th Hussars, attached to the 11th Reserve Regiment of Cavalry




© IWM (HU 123257)
Lieutenant B. Herdon. Motor Transport Volunteers




© IWM (HU 115784)
Captain E. C. Holland. 6th Inniskilling Dragoons.




© IWM (HU 116092)
Lieutenant Martin Hunter. 9th (Queen's Royal) Lancers. Death: 11 April 1918, Western Front.
Only son of James and Jessie Hunter, of Anton's Hill, Coldstream, Berwickshire; and of Medomsley, Co. Durham.





© IWM (HU 123326)
Lieutenant G. Hicks MC. Royal Newfoundland Regiment.

Governor Davidson strongly felt that the Newfoundland Regiment deserved special recognition for its actions during the battles of Ypres and Cambrai. His request to the British Government to add the prefix Royal to the regiment's name was granted and George V bestowed the regiment with the prefix in December 1917. This was the only time during the First World War that this honour was given and only the third time in the history of the British Army that it has been given during a time of war.



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