Regimental Holders of The Victoria Cross
(Prior to 1881)
- Lieutenant Ambrose MADDEN VC (Sergeant-Major in 41st (the Welsh) Regiment of Foot)
- General Sir Hugh ROWLANDS VC KCB (Captain in 41st (the Welsh) Regiment of Foot)
(Post 1881)
- Sergeant William Charles FULLER VC (Lance-Corporal in 2nd Bn)
- Private Hubert William LEWIS VC (Private in 11th Bn)
- Captain Edgar Kinghorn MYLES VC DSO (Second Lieutenant in 8th Bn)
- Major Sir Tasker WATKINS VC GBE PC (Lieutenant in 1/5th Battalion)
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