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Capt. Hugh Davidson Miller
British Army Royal Army Medical Corps

Does anyone remember a Captain Hugh Davidson Miller of the Royal Army Medical Corps? He was billeted in Scarborough, North Yorkshire and when the town was subjected to a heavy raid on 18th of March 1941, he showed bravery by crawling under a bombed house to administer morphine to those trapped. He was awarded the George Medal at Buckingham Palace. I have tried for years to find anything about him. Any information would be great.

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