Meanings of conspicuous gallantry in English

Several of the officers, too, of the Rifle Brigade exhibited conspicuous gallantry.

B. Hughes, of the Tenth Cavalry, was handled with conspicuous gallantry.

He displayed the most conspicuous gallantry, courage and coolness, in performing extraordinarily hazardous duty.

It really was what the Gazette called it, ' conspicuous gallantry'?

He had borne himself with conspicuous gallantry at Fontenoy.

One and all have displayed the most conspicuous gallantry and earned the gratitude of the nation.

Furthermore, there is not the opportunity in defense for as conspicuous gallantry as in offensive warfare.

He holds the Congressional medal of honor for conspicuous gallantry in action over and above the call of duty.

When he heard the good news he promoted all the officers of any considerable rank for their conspicuous gallantry.

Nor were the men forgotten, all those who had shown conspicuous gallantry being decorated with the Order of Merit.

No less than twelve men of the Guides also received the Order of Merit for conspicuous gallantry on this occasion.

A few moments later the wretch emerged from an internal stair-way, which he had descended with conspicuous gallantry and athleticism.

M. Lacordaire, with conspicuous gallantry, first assisted Mrs. Thompson from the carriage, and then handed down the two young ladies.

Eight of the Guides received the Indian soldiers' highest reward for conspicuous gallantry in the field during these strenuous assaults and counter assaults.

The relief of Ladysmith unites two forces which have striven with conspicuous gallantry and splendid determination to maintain the honour of their Queen and country.

To Walter Hamilton was awarded the Victoria Cross, and to six of his men the Order of Merit, for conspicuous gallantry where all were gallant.