Military Medal

The Military Medal, instituted in March 1916, was awarded to ranks below a confirmed Warrant Officer for acts of bravery in combat. The medal bears an effigy of the reigning Monarch with the words "For Bravery in the Field" on the reverse. It includes a scroll clasp, and the ribbon is white with deep blue edges and two fine red stripes in the centre.

Name	Unit	Remarks
S/Sgt John Alfred Ainsworth	Glider Pilot Regiment	-
Sgt John George Anderson	1st Anti-Tank Battery	-
Cpl Neville Ashley	2nd Battalion	-
Sgt John Bardwell	2nd Battalion	-
Pte Dennis Bettle	2nd Battalion	-
Pte William Henry Charlesworth	2nd South Staffords	-
Sgt Graham Anthony Douglas-Kerr	1st Battalion	-
Pte James Eden	181 Field Ambulance	-
L/Sgt Jackson Gardner-Roberts	1st Border	-
Pte Rodney Hall	2nd South Staffords	-
Spr Ronald Hall	1st Parachute Squadron	-
Pte William Hall	2nd Battalion	-
Pte Bernard Jackson	2nd South Staffords	-
Pte John Lewis	1st Battalion	-
Sgt Thomas Raymond Moore	Glider Pilot Regiment	Wounded
L/Cpl George Pratt	2nd South Staffords	-
L/Bdr David Reed	1st Anti-Tank Battery	-
CQMS James Smith	1st Border	Wounded
Pte Dudley Keith Stemp	2nd Battalion	Wounded
S/Sgt Eric George Stevens DCM	16 Field Ambulance	Wounded
Cpl Stanley Tynan	16 Field Ambulance	Died 18/01/45
Pte Reginald Tyrer	2nd South Staffords	-
Cpl John Waring	1st Border	-
Pte Charles Weate	2nd South Staffords	-
Pte William Henry Joseph White	2nd Battalion	-
Cpl Thomas Wilson	Divisional Signals	-
Pte Victor Norman Winter	181 Field Ambulance	-
Sgt Frederick Wright	2nd Battalion	-