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 2
Thomas Whitham
Soldier
Ian McKay
British writer
Charles Melvin
Soldier
Robert Loyd-Lindsay, 1st Baron Wantage
British soldier
Charles Cowley
Soldier
Bill Newton
Australian aircraft pilot
Arthur Wilson
Soldier
William Allen
English scientist
Eugene Esmonde
Aircraft pilot
Colin Fraser Barron
Armed force officer
William Merrifield
English-Canadian soldier
Wallace Lloyd Algie
Canadian soldier
Coulson Norman Mitchell
Canadian soldier
Samuel Lewis Honey
Soldier
George Pearkes
Former Lieutenant governor of British Columbia
Harry Miner
Soldier
Bellenden Hutcheson
Soldier
Thomas William Holmes
Soldier
Frederick Hobson
Soldier
Thomas Ricketts
Soldier
Henry MacDonald
Soldier
John MacGregor
Canadian-Scottish soldier
Oliver Brooks
Soldier
Adrian Carton de Wiart
General
Cecil Noble
British soldier
George McIntosh
Soldier
William McNally
Soldier
Eric Archibald McNair
British soldier
Albert Edward McKenzie
Armed force officer
James McPhie
British soldier
Hugh McIver
Soldier
Lewis McGee
Australian soldier
Robert MacTier
Armed force officer
Stanley McDougall
Armed force officer
Dominic McCarthy
Australian soldier
George Burdon McKean
Canadian soldier
John Frederick MacKay
Armed force officer
Robert McBeath
Military officer
Donald MacKintosh
Soldier
Louis McGuffie
British soldier
Spencer John Bent
British drummer
Ian Bazalgette
Soldier
James Hills-Johnes
British general
Robert Digby-Jones
Soldier
Alan Arnett McLeod
Canadian soldier
John Augustus Conolly
Soldier
Joseph Bradshaw
Soldier
