DUIGAN, Captain J.R.; No.3 Sqn AFC; Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15, 4 February 1919. (2) For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty as F.O.O. For two days during an exceptionally heavy bombardment he kept touch with the battery, forwarding valuable information about the tactical situation, and during the night enabling fire to be brought to bear on bodies of the enemy massing for attack and on hostile batteries in action. "

JONES, Captain Ernest James DFC; No 3 Sqn AFC; Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15, 4 February 1919, London Gazette 16 September 1918. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. While cooperating with artillery, he was attacked by three triplanes. He was wounded and the controls of his machine were damaged. He out manoeuvred the enemy, reported his observation to his battery by wireless and returned to his aerodrome. On landing, owing to the damage to his machine, he crashed, but, although much weakened, by the loss of blood, extricated his observer from the wreckage. On another occasion, while on photography, he was attacked by six triplanes. One of these his observer shot down out of control, while the remainder were forced to withdraw. He then continued his work. At all times he has set a fine example of courage and determination.

MALONE, Lieutenant J.J; No 3 Sqn AFC; Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 61, 23 May 1919. Squadron Equipment Officer 2 March 1918 to 5 November 1918. (3)"