Captain Leslie P. Aizlewood, Flying Corps, only son of Alderman A. P. Aizlewood of Blenheim House, Rotherham awarded Military Cross

German time fuse weighing 10 ozs taken out of the arm of Bandsman P. Sherlock, York and Lancaster Regiment, of No. 91 Skelwith Road, Grimesthorpe, Sheffield

Captain Bernard H. Horsley, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Kiveton Park, awarded Military Cross

Sergeant H. Wild, H.L.I. [Highland Light Infantry], Sheffield, wounded

Rifleman H. Mather, King's Royal Rifles, Walkley, Sheffield, wounded

Private F. H. Locke, East Yorkshire Regiment, Darnall, Sheffield, wounded and missing

Gunner Frank Poppleton, West Yorkshire Regiment, Featherstone, twice wounded

Private S. Davis, Sherwood Foresters, Sheffield, wounded

Private Sidney Parrish, N.F. [Northumberland Fusiliers], Sheffield, killed

Sergeant C. A. Burman, D.C.M., Penistone, died from wounds