Victoria Cross
The Victoria Cross is the highest and most prestigious award of the British honours system. It is awarded for valour "in the presence of the enemy" to members of the British Armed Forces. It may be awarded posthumously.
Victoria Cross People (First 49 people) - Page 1
William Dunstan
Armed force officer
James John McLeod Innes
British engineer
John Bisdee
Soldier
George Harry Wyatt
Soldier
Nowell Salmon
Soldier
Herbert MacPherson
British general
Arthur Thomas Moore
Soldier
Frederick Thornton Peters
Armed force officer
William Cubitt
Civil engineer
Leslie Maygar
Armed force officer
Paul Triquet
Armed force officer
Jean Brillant
Soldier
Frederick Maurice Watson Harvey
Irish-Canadian soldier
Blair Wark
Soldier
Frank McNamara
Conductor
Thomas Alfred Jones
British soldier
Guy Wylly
Officer
David Lowe MacIntyre
Armed force officer
Lorne MacLaine Campbell
British officer
John Simpson Knox
Soldier
Angus Buchanan
British soldier
Samuel Frickleton
Soldier
Charles Davis Lucas
Military officer
George Fiott Day
Armed force officer
Harold John Colley
Soldier
Frederick Bell
Armed force officer
Geoffrey Keyes
Officer
Hugh McKenzie
Soldier
James Newland
Australian soldier
John Aidan Liddell
Military personnel
John Brunt
Soldier
John Dimmer
Armed force officer
John Gough
British soldier
John Malcolmson
Soldier
John Meikle
Soldier
John MacGregor (VC)
Canadian-Scottish soldier
Ray Simpson
Australian soldier
Andrew Beauchamp-Proctor
Fighter
Albert Borella
Soldier
Maurice Buckley
Australian soldier
Thomas Wilkinson
Soldier
Phillip Davey
Australian military man
William Manley
British surgeon
William Nash
British soldier
Tom Derrick
Australian soldier
Frank Blaker
Soldier
William Barker
Prospector