it required constant supervision from the air and from battery positions
though he held the post of Consulting Surgeon from 1866 until his death 20 years later
General Staff Corps for Extraordinary Fidelity and Exceptionally Meritorious Conduct in the Performance of Outstanding Service from November 1
He spent the remainder of the war in signals divisions
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The Ashantee War Conspicuous Gallantry Medal Archive it required constant supervision fromawarded to Quarter Master William Holloway, Royal Navy, H. M. S. Rattlesnake, who was wounded in an attack on our boats at Chamah, on the river Prah in August 1873. Conspicuous Gallantry Medal, V. R., 2nd issue (W. Holloway Qr. Mr. R. N. Chamah) contact marks, otherwise very fine and scarce. Awards of the C. G. M. to Henry Burke, Captain of the Main Top, and William Holloway, Quarter Master, both of H. M. S. Rattlesnake, as per Captain Commerell? s