II Geoffrey Bingham, Australian theologian and author. Walter Bingham, Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany who served in Normandy and subsequently in Counter Intelligence. Barney F. Hajiro, Japanese American soldier and Medal of Honor recipient, awarded for his actions in France in 1944. Elspeth Candlish Henderson, a WAAF NCO during the Battle of Britain William Hutt, Canadian actor. Fred 'Buck' Kite, the only British soldier to be awarded the MM and two Bars in the Second World War. Bob Lilley, founding member of the British Special Air Service, one of the "Tobruk Four". Tommy Prince, Devil's Brigade, Canada's most decorated aboriginal soldier of the Second World War, who also received the US Silver Star. Bob Quinn, leading Australian rules footballer. Wilfred Sénéchal, New Brunswick, Canada lawyer, politician. Karam Singh, Indian soldier later awarded the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest military decoration. Randall Swingler, British poet. Willie Thornton, Rangers and Scotland footballer. Berry Gazi, first Black South African to be awarded the Military Medal. Leslie "Bull" Allen, Australian stretcher bearer Post 1945 Ian Bailey, The Parachute Regiment, for actions in the Falklands War. Robert Gaspare Consiglio, Special Air Service, killed in action during Bravo Two Zero patrol, Iraq 1991. Billy Hanna, Royal Ulster Rifles, for gallantry in the Korean War. Steven John Lane, Special Air Service, died during Bravo Two Zero patrol, Iraq 1991. John McAleese, British Special Air Service, for service in Ulster in 1987. Andy McNab (pseudonym), Special Air Service, for service in Ulster in 1979. Chris Ryan (pseudonym), Special Air Service, Bravo Two Zero patrol, Iraq 1991. Al Slater, Special Air Service, for service in Ulster. Popular culture Jack Ford, a leading character in the BBC TV series When The Boat Comes In, is a World War I recipient of the Military Medal. In the BBC series Peaky Blinders, the principal protagonist/antihero Thomas Michael Shelby is a recipient of the Distinguished Conduct Medal and the Military Medal for his service in World War I, then post-war he was awarded the OBE by Winston Churchill. In the Dad's Army episode "Branded", the platoon discover that the character Private Godfrey was a Conscientious Objector. He is then ostracized by the platoon, until they find that he was awarded the Military Medal in the First World War whilst serving in the Royal Army Medical Corps, for rescuing wounded men under enemy fire. The medal itself is central to the storyline in that