Haig lived at a small Chateau 'Beaurepaire', SE of the town on the D138. 27 November King George V, accompanied by Haig, made a triumphant passage through Montreuil on his way to Paris. 1919 5 April Haig leaves Montreuil and the headquarters ceases to operate as such. 21–22 May Many of the remaining members of the RGLI sailed back to Guernsey on the "SS Lydia". They left behind 327 graves bearing their cap badge. Honours and awards Orders and medals Order of St. Michael and St. George (Companion) (3rd Class) T. L. de Havilland, Lieutenant Colonel Royal Victorian Order (5th Class) N. R. Ingrouille, Lieutenant Military Cross T, Hutchesson, Captain (T/Major) F. de M. Laine, Lieutenant H. A. Le Bas, Lieutenant (T/Captain) E. J. Stone, 2nd Lieutenant H. E. K. Stranger, 2nd Lieutenant Distinguished Conduct Medal W. H. Budden, 569 Acting Sergeant H. L. James, 586 Sergeant W. J. Le Poidevin, 590 Sergeant Military Medal 1249 Pte E Le Moigne, RGLI survived the war, and returned on the SS Lydia in May 1919. He had been awarded a 29th Divisional Parchment for Gallant Conduct and Devotion to Duty. T. R. Robin, 841 Private C. H. Yeaghers, 610 Private J. Sealley, 843 Corporal W. Gannicott, 335 Corporal W. T. Gregg, 87 Private G, Ruaux, 458 Private Médaille militaire (France) J. Sealley, 843 Corporal Mentioned in Despatches (Despatch from Sir Douglas Haig to the Secretary of State for War) T. L. de Havilland, Lieutenant Colonel E. A. Dorey, Lieutenant C.W. Hockey, 438 Lance Corporal H. Jones, Lieutenant C. C. Machon, 226 Lance Corporal W. T. Robinson, 1131 Lance Corporal Battle Honours In February 1925, in accordance with General Order No 5034 The London Gazette published a complete list of Battle Honours awarded for the Great War. In General Orders, 1928, "Honours awarded to Militia Corps for services previous to the Great War shall pass to the reconstituted Militia Regiment and shall be emblazoned on all Regimental Standards, Guidons or Colours" Following the disbandment of the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry in 1919, the 1st Battalion Royal Guernsey Militia were granted the following Battle Honours: Ypres 1917 (for militia men serving with Royal Irish regiments) Passchendaele Cambrai 1917 Lys Estaires Hazebrouck France and Flanders 1917–1918. The Colours of the RGLI are hung in the Town Church, Guernsey Poetry See ye Masnières canal a'flood And where yon green graves lay? There Norman warriors fled to