. Rotolo di servizio nella Grande Guerra, 1914-1919. dazio. MacDONALD, DONALD RODERICK :Lance-Corporal, Lovats Scout ; figlio di John Mac-Donald ; nato Balgate,Inverness-shire, 31gennaio 1893 ; edu-cato TomnacrosPublic scuola. Hematriculated in agro-m --^W la cultura nel 1911 con JB C**^f tne intenzione di speci- alleato studiando Forestrysubjects. È entrato a far parte del 1stLovats Scout su theoutbreak della guerra, pro-ceeded a Gallipoli nel settembre 1915, e diedof ferite ricevute in azione a Suvla Bay su5 dicembre 1915. SLORACH, ALEXANDER: Lance-Corpora 1, Gordon Montanari; figlio di George Slorach, polizia superintende

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. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. duty. MacDONALD, DONALD RODERICK :Lance-Corporal, Lovats Scouts ; son of John Mac-Donald ; born Balgate, Inverness-shire, 31January 1893 ; edu-cated TomnacrosPublic School. Hematriculated in Agri-m --^W culture in 1911 with JB C**^f tne intention of speci- ally studying Forestrysubjects. He joined the 1stLovats Scouts on theoutbreak of war, pro-ceeded to Gallipoli in September 1915, and diedof wounds received in action at Suvla Bay on5 December 1915. SLORACH, ALEXANDER: Lance-Corpora 1, Gordon Highlanders; son of George Slorach, police superintendent;born Banff, 15 December 1894; educatedBanff Academy; student in Arts. 1912-14. In the spring of 1914 he joined the Univer-sity Company of the 4th Gordons and wentto camp with his unit at Tain that year. Hewas mobilized on the outbreak of war andwas trained at Bedford. There he became aspecialist, was attached to the Signal Section, and went to France in that capacity in February1915. He served with the Battalion till 25 he was accidentally. December 1915 whenwounded near Ypres, by the bursting of anunexploded e n e m yshell which was beingexamined in his neigh-bourhood, and diednext day, 26 December1915. At the time hewas due to join the6th Gordons, wherehe had just receivedcommissioned rank onthe recommendationof his CO. MOODY, DOUGLAS WHIMSTERKEILLER: Surgeon, Royal Navy; son of William J.

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