He received his first Distinguished Service Order for this event.

A month later, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order.

In 1917 he was decorated with the Distinguished Service Order.

They include six military crosses, a distinguished service order and many commendations for gallantry.

He will be awarded the Distinguished Service Order for the action.

He was awarded a Distinguished Service Order for his services in the war.

He was awarded the Distinguished Service Order at the end of the year.

During this campaign he was wounded and received the Distinguished Service Order.

For his services during the campaign, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order.

This quality of leadership earned him the Distinguished Service Order.

He received a second Distinguished Service Order in 1918.

He retired from the army in 1959, with two awards of the Distinguished Service Order.

In early 1918, he was awarded his first medal, the Distinguished Service Order.

This position involved dangerous visits to the front line and he received a Distinguished Service Order in 1918.

He received the Distinguished Service Order for these actions.

He was later made a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order.

He was awarded with the Distinguished Service Order during the first few days of the battle for his effective leadership.

He fought in both world wars and was awarded the Distinguished Service Order.

Lugard was appointed to the Distinguished Service Order in 1887.

In addition, several soldiers were awarded the Distinguished Service Order:

He received the Distinguished Service Order, while in prison, on 18 July.

He would later be awarded a Distinguished Service Order for his leadership and organisation of the ambush.

Meanwhile, he became a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order in 1945.

These three successes earned him the Distinguished Service Order.

The next day, 4 March, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order.