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Royal Engineers by Richard Simkin - Cranston Military Prints

Royal Engineers by Richard Simkin


Royal Engineers by Richard Simkin

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All through the thick of the fighting on September 14th 1914, Captain William Henry Johnstone, of the Royal Engineers, guided a couple of rafts to and fro across the Aisne under heavy fire. Returning from one side with the wounded he carried back to the other supplies of ammunition. It was of the utmost importance to maintain communications between either bank of the river, and for his gallant work, carried out a great personal risk, Captain Johnstone was awarded the V.C.
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EOD Bomb Disposal Engineers by Graeme Lothian. 		In circumstances demanding the greatest courage and coolness, sergeant O Davies and Second Corporal F. G. Perry, of the 1st Wiltshire Army Troops Company, Royal Engineers (T.F.) set to work under heavy shellfire to repair a barrel pier across a canal. They succeeded in repairing it for the passage of the wounded, and were both awarded the D.C.M. for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty.
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