Lt. Norman A. Birks, Royal Flying Corps, Cobnar Gardens, Woodseats, Sheffield, officially reported missing after 5th April air battle

2nd Lt. Vincent H. Wiseman, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), son of Dr Wiseman, Walkley House, Sheffield, killed in action

Sergeant W. Fantham, Coldstream Guards, of Alfred Road, Brightside, Sheffield, awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal.

Mr B. C. Dalby, of Tinsley, who has been granted a commission in the Yorkshire Regiment.

2nd Lt. A. J. Sanders, Highland Light Infantry, 54 Carlton Road, Hillsborough, Sheffield, wounded

2nd Lt. George Holmes, East Yorkshire Regiment, Meersbrook, Sheffield, killed in action

Mr G. E. Vernon, of 23 Western Bank, Sheffield, who has been given a commission in the York and Lancaster Regiment. He was educated at King Edward VII School, Sheffield,

Lt. Henry Coward, Border Regiment, son of Dr Coward, Sheffield, died of wounds

Capt. R. Oxspring, of Sheffield, formerly King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), and now of the Royal Flying Corps., has been awarded a bar to his Military Cross

Rifleman C. R. Cockcroft, Kings Royal Rifles {Corps], Mexborough, prisoner in Germany