The Bronze Lion was only introduced in 1944, although it is descended from another award that dates back to 1877. It is the equivelent of the Distinguished Service Order and Distinguished Conduct Medal.
CB = Companion of the Bath
DSO = Distinguished Service Order
MBE = Member of the British Empire
MC = Military Cross
MM = Military Medal
POW = Prisoner of War
RAMC = Royal Army Medical Corps
RMO = Regimental Medical Officer
1st Airborne Division
|
Name |
Unit |
Remarks |
|
S/Sgt Albert Edward Allen |
RAMC |
- |
|
Reconnaissance Squadron |
- |
|
|
1st Para Brigade HQ |
Wounded |
|
|
Sgt Dennis George Barrett |
2nd South Staffords |
- |
|
Glider Pilot Regiment |
MBE |
|
|
Sgt Francis Edward Brown |
10th Battalion |
- |
|
7th KOSB |
POW |
|
|
3rd Battalion |
- |
|
|
10th Battalion |
- |
|
|
Glider Pilot Regiment |
- |
|
|
R. Cullan |
- |
- |
|
Sgt Emyr Glyn Edwards |
1st Battalion |
- |
|
1st Battalion |
- |
|
|
1st Border |
Evacuated |
|
|
Cpl. A. H. T. Italiaander |
No.10 Commando |
- |
|
Sgt Thomas Henry Jones |
1st Battalion |
- |
|
Sgt William James Kerr |
11th Battalion |
- |
|
Cpl Albert Alexander Lancaster |
9th Field Company |
POW |
|
D. F. Little |
- |
- |
|
2nd Battalion |
POW |
|
|
4th Para Brigade HQ |
- |
|
|
Light Regiment |
POW |
|
|
HQ Royal Engineers |
Evacuated |
|
|
C. D. North-Lewis |
- |
- |
|
D. C. Pascall |
- |
- |
|
F. T. Powell |
- |
- |
|
L/Cpl Geoffrey Charles Stanners |
16 Para Field Ambulance |
Wounded, POW |
|
1st Battalion |
POW |
|
|
J. S. Sutton |
- |
- |
|
Light Regiment |
POW |
|
|
Divisional HQ |
Evacuated, CB |
|
|
3rd Battalion |
- |
|
|
G. H. Webb |
- |
- |
|
HQ, 1st Parachute Brigade |
POW |
1st Polish Independent Parachute Brigade Group
|
Name |
Unit |
Remarks |
|
Brigade HQ |
Awarded posthumously, 2006 |
Royal Air Force
|
Name |
Unit |
|
Air Vice-Marshal L. N. Hollinghurst |
No.38 Group |
|
Wing Commander J. A. Sproule |
437 Squdadron RCAF |
