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| dateofbirth   = 27 May 1914
 
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==War Service==
 
==War Service==
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Enlisted at Claremont
  
  
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Discharge/death date given as 16 Oct 1943. The battalion history book <ref>The Second 28th, Philip Mansel, 2/28th Battalion and 24th Anti Tank Company Association, Third edition 2017</ref> does not list him as a casualty, but does record that a Japanese Plan scored a direct hit on 'A' Company HQs at Scarlet Beach near Finschhafen.
  
==Award Comment==
 
  
==Post War==
 
 
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
 
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Revision as of 00:10, 22 March 2019

George Brushmeyer
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Personal Information
Date of Birth 27 May 1914
Place of Birth London, England
Death 16 Oct 1943??
Address Byford, Western Australia
Military Information
Reg Number WX20085
Date of Enlistment 1 Oct 1941
Rank Private
Unit/Formation 2nd/28th Australian Infantry Battalion



Pre War

War Service

Enlisted at Claremont


Discharge/death date given as 16 Oct 1943. The battalion history book [1] does not list him as a casualty, but does record that a Japanese Plan scored a direct hit on 'A' Company HQs at Scarlet Beach near Finschhafen.


Notes

  1. The Second 28th, Philip Mansel, 2/28th Battalion and 24th Anti Tank Company Association, Third edition 2017

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