The relief forces started out on both sides of the river. On one bank were the British, Americans, and Japanese, and on the other the Russians, Germans, and French. The naval brigade was in command of Captain Callaghan, with C mmander Fraser as second command, and Lieut, Ray as brigade-major.
Commander Cradock is very much missed, a dashing officer who has done very good service.
Lieut. Keyes has done very well. Ho was appointed to the staff of General Gaselee as naval aide-de-camp.
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