WWI: Canadian Gallantry Awards

Clan MacCulloch

The Military Cross
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In the First World War, many Canadians distinguished themselves on the field of battle, some winning Canada's highest decoration for valour - The Victoria Cross. While no McCulloch won the VC, four McCulloch's won the Military Cross (MC), the decoration first in preference after the Victoria Cross. The MC with its white and purple ribbon was awarded only to Captains, Subalterns and Warrant Officers of the Army.

The McCulloch Military Cross recipients were:

Lieutenant Godfrey Alister McCullagh, Infantry. (Gazetted 14 Nov 1916). His citation reads:

Lieutenant Frederick Fisher McCulloch, Infantry. (Gazetted 16 August 1917). His citation reads:

Captain James A. McCulloch, 2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps. (Gazetted 2 December 1918). His citation reads:

Captain John Clark McCullough, Canadian Army Medical Corps. (Gazetted 7 November 1918). His citation reads:

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