Legion d'Honneur

The Legion d'Honneur is a French order established by Napoleon Bonaparte. The world renowned order is the highest decoration in France. Foreigners are not admitted into the legion, but may be decorated with the insignia of the legion.

Personnel who have been awarded this decoration

Personnel

Major John B R Watson

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Legion d'Honneur

Legion d'Honneur

Personnel who have been awarded this decoration

Corporal Kenneth D B T Angell

Corporal John B Arthur

Sergeant James D Beasant

Sergeant Henry E Eaglen

Corporal Walter M Freegard

Captain Richard N Fry

Trooper William Gladden

Lieutenant-General Sir Michael Stuart Gray

Sergeant Francis J Hall

Major Richard S Hargreaves

Brigadier Stanley James L Hill

Brigadier Anthony Hunter-Choat

War Substantive Sergeant Glynne G Medlicott

Lieutenant-Colonel Terence B H Otway

Sergeant John L Rees

Sergeant Charles W Sparey

Colour Sergeant Alexander Sutton

Sergeant Philip W Ward

Major John B R Watson

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