For gallantry and undaunted devotion to duty.
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In September and October 1943 Lt. Goldsworthy defused two mines, one of which had rested at a Southampton wharf for two years and the other in the River Thames.
For gallantry and distinguished services in the work of mine-clearance in the face of the enemy.
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For his bravery and leadership in clearing Cherbourg Harbour, which was needed urgently to supply Allied troops advancing across France. He diffused the first German "K" Type mine during this operation.