Excerpt from The "Last Post" Being a Roll of All Officers (Naval, Military or Colonial) Who Gave Their Lives for Their Queen, King and Country, in the South African War, 1899-1902
Aide-de-camp abbreviated a.d.c. Assistant adjutant-general a.a.g. City Imperial Volunteers C.I.V. Deputy Assistant adjutant-general Distinguished Service Order d.s.o.
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