Victoria Cross Recipients
| Name | Battalion | Date | Location of deed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harry Hampton | 2nd | 21 August 1900 | Van Wyk's Vlei, South Africa |
| Henry James Knight | 1st | 21 August 1900 | Van Wyk's Vlei, South Africa |
| William Edward Heaton | 1st | 23 August 1900 | Geluk, South Africa |
| Joseph Harcourt Tombs | 1st | 16 May 1915 | Rue du Bois, France |
| Edward Felix Baxter | 1/8th (Irish) | 17/18 April 1916 | Blairville, France |
| Arthur Herbert Procter | 1/5th | 4 June 1916 | Ficheux, France |
| David Jones | 12th (Service) | 3 September 1916 | Guillemont, France |
| Oswald Austin Reid | 2nd | 8/10 March 1917 | Dialah River, Mesopotamia |
| Jack Thomas Counter | 1st | 16 April 1918 | Boisieux St. Marc, France |
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