under terrific artillery and machinegun fire, after they had become separated from the rest of the company in the darkness. Single-handed he rushed an enemy machinegun which had suddenly opened fire on his group and killed the crew with his pistol. He then pressed forward to another machinegun post twenty-five yards away and had killed one gunner himself by the time the remainder of his detachment arrived and put the gun out of action. With the utmost bravery he continued to lead his men over three lines of hostile trenches, cleaning up each one as they advanced, regardless of the fact that he had been wounded three times, and killed several of the enemy in hand-to-hand encounters. After his pistol ammunition was exhausted, this gallant officer seized the rifle of a dead soldier, bayoneted several members of a machinegun crew, and shot the other. Upon reaching the fourth line trench, which was his objective, Lieutenant Turner captured it with the nine men remaining in his group and resisted a hostile counterattack until he was finally surrounded and killed. Military Awards Turner's military decorations and awards include: See also List of Medal of Honor recipients for World War I References 1892 births 1918 deaths American military personnel killed in World War I People from Boston People from Garden City, New York United States Army officers Williams College alumni United States Army personnel of World War I United States Army Medal of Honor recipients World War I recipients of the Medal of Honor Military personnel from Massachusetts Burials in Hauts-de-France