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  • | enlistmentdate = 2 Jun 1941 | unit = [[2/11th Australian Infantry Battalion]]
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  • | unit = [[2/11th Australian Infantry Battalion]] ...by the General Reinforcements Pool 2nd AIF, and then on 9 Apr 1940 by the 2/11th Battalion then based at Claremont. On 15 Apr 1940 they moved to the No
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  • ...awaiting trial. Found guilty, he was awarded 7 days Field Punishment No. 2 and the forfeiture of 16 day's pay. On 20 Aug 1917 he proceeded to France v ...16th General Hospital in Le Tréport. After time in the 3rd Convalescent Depot, he rejoined the battalion (again located at Saint Pierre) on 25 Oct 1917 a
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  • | enlistmentdate = 2 Oct 1916 ...he was reallocated to the 6th draft for the 44th Battalion, and finally on 2 Nov 1916 to the 5th draft for the 44th Battalion. He travelled with them to
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  • | description = 5' 2 ½" (1.59m) tall; weight 139 lbs (63 kg); fresh complexion, brown eyes, fai | height = 5' 2 ½" (1.59m)
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  • Entering camp, Thomas was assigned to the 36th Depot Company for the first five weeks at Blackboy Hill camp. On 28 Dec 1915 Thom ...on 21 Aug 1916. Following extensive treatment he was transferred to the [[1st Australian Auxiliary Hospital]] on 24 Jan 1917 before being invalided home
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  • | enlistmentage = 21 years, 2 months ...al in Brighton with a burst ear drum on 17 Mar 1918, and released to the [[1st Australian Auxiliary Hospital]] at Harefield on 27 Apr 1918, and enjoyed fu
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  • | description = 5' 10½" (1.79m) tall; weight 135 lbs(61.2 kg); dark complexion, brown eyes, dark brown hair | unit = 8th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade / 1st Division
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  • ...nius]] in Fremantle on 29 Jun 1915 for Egypt, disembarking at Port Suez on 2 Jul 1915. With the rest of the 7th Brigade they moved to Abbassia near Caro ...0pm 23 Aug 1916. For this crime, he was awarded 7 days Field Punishment No.2 and the forfeiture of 11 day's pay.
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  • For the first three weeks after entering camp, Albert trained with the 25th Depot Company before becoming an original member of the [[32nd Battalion]], which ...32nd Stationary Hospital on 20 Jul 1916, before being released to the 1st Convalescent Camp in Boulogne on 22 Jul 1916 where he remained until 20 Aug 1916. He rej
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  • | embarkationdatefrom = 2 Nov 1915 ...raft for the 11th Battalion. On arrival in Egypt William was sent to the [[1st Training Battalion]] at Zietoun. William joined the [[11th Battalion]]'s A
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  • ...rance in Folkestone Harbour on 4 Feb 1917, and via the 3rd Division's Base Depot in Étaples, he joined his front line unit, the [[44th Battalion]], on 8 Fe ...on 18 Jun 1917. On 21 Jun 1917 he was transferred to the 10th Convalescent Depot which moved during his time with them from Ecault, south of Boulogne to Tro
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  • ...ed sick (diarrhoea) to the [[1st Field Ambulance]] and on 28 Aug 1915 to [[1st Australian Casualty Clearing Station]]. He was subsequently evacuated from ...tal in Wimereux with bronchitis before being moved to the 1st Convalescent Depot in Boulogne. George returned to his unit on 25 Aug 1916 before again falli
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  • | description = 6' 2" (1.88m) tall; weight 128 lbs (58.1 kg); medium complexion, blue eyes, dark | height = 6' 2" (1.88m)
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  • | unit = 11th Battalion, 16th Reinforcement / 3rd Brigade, 1st Division | dateofreturnto = 2 Aug 1916
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  • ...hia Pneumonia from 31 May until 17 Jun 1916 before being transferred to a Convalescent Hospital at Ras-el-tin until 12 Jul 1916. ...<!--Not stated--> |date= 2018|website=Australian War Memorial |access-date=2 May 2018}}</ref>.The 16th Battalion, having lost so many men as POWs had be
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  • On entering camp, Charles was initially allocated to the 63rd Depot Company. Two weeks later, Charles was re-allocated to the 21st reinforcemen Charles spent from 30 May to 19 Jun 1917 in the 4th Division's Base Depot in France before he joined [[16th Battalion]] on 21 Jun 1917, a time when t
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  • | unit = 3rd Field Company Engineers, Section 3 / 1st Division | embarkationdatefrom = 2 Nov 1914
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  • ...achine Gun Company]] who embarked aboard [[HMT Kingstonian]] for France on 2 Jun 1916, arriving in Marseilles on 11 Jun 1916. ...1 Aug 1916 a third of the company was replaced in the line by the Canadian 1st Machine Gun Company. There is no notation in the unit's War Diary of casua
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  • | enlistmentage = 21 years, 2 months | dateofreturnfrom = 2 Jan 1919
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  • ...5, and arriving off Suez on the 30th before disembarking on the morning of 2 Jul 1915. In addition to training they also spent a month on Garrison duty ...17 May 1917 aboard the [[HMHS Aberdonian]], and admitted on 18 May 1917 to 1st Southern General Hospital at Stirchley (near Birmingham) for treatment unti
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  • | unit = 1st Tunnelling Company | embarkationdateto = 2 Dec 1916
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  • | embarkationdatefrom = 2 Nov 1915 ...to Egypt with them aboard [[HMAT A38 Ulysses]] which departed Fremantle on 2 Nov 1915, and disembarked them at Port Tewfik, Egypt on 26 Nov 1915. After
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  • Admitted to the 1st London General Hospital in Camberwell where he was operated on twice, in Ap ...]] at Dartford. On 2 Oct 1918 he was transferred to the No 2 Convalescent Depot to continue his recovery.
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  • | unit = 16th Battalion, B Company, 4th Brigade, 1st Division on Gallipoli; 4th Division on the Western Front ...nsferred to [[HMT Caledonia]] on 7 Oct 1915 for travel to the Convalescent Depot at Gibraltar before being shipped aboard [[HMAT A70 Ballarat]] to England o
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  • ...ly trained with the 20th Depot Company, the 4th Depot Squadron and the 5th Depot Squadron. ...e he mustered as a Gunner with [[4th Division Ammunition Column]]. Within 2 months he became a temporary Driver, and after arriving in France on the [[
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  • | description = 5' 5½" (1.66m) tall; weight 115 lbs (52.2 kg); fair complexion, blue eyes, dark brown hair. | embarkationdateto = 2 Dec 1916
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  • ...s with the 3rd Depot Company at the Claremont camp, followed with the 15th Depot Company at Blackboy Hill camp. After 5 months training in Western Australia ...g that port on 14 Jun 1916, and he joined the 4th Australian Division Base Depot while waiting to join his unit.
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  • ...on [[HMT Ascania]] with diarrhoea and sent to Egypt where he entered the [[1st Australian General Hospital]] in Heliopolis on 11 Aug 1915 before being sen ...und to have a minor heart complaint and was released on 24 Aug 1915 to the convalescent hospital where he remained until he was fit again on 15 Nov 1915. On 29 No
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  • On entering camp he was placed in the 73rd Depot Company, and then after a week's basic drill he was allocated to the 7th Re ...on furlough from 13 - 27 Aug 1917 before spending time gaining strength in convalescent depots before being sent overseas again on 14 Oct 1917. In France, Tom rej
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  • | description = 5' 7 1/2" (1.71m) tall; weight 158 lbs (71.7 kg); fresh complexion, grey eyes, dark | height = 5' 7 1/2" (1.71m)
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  • | fate1 = Wounded in Action 2 Apr 1917 at Noreuil ...here he was assessed before returning to his unit via the 2nd Convalescent Depot. On 25 Apr 1917, Clarence rejoined his battalion and two months later on 2
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  • | unit = 16th Battalion, C Company / 1st Division - 4th Division after Egypt ...d to 1st General Hospital at Heliopolis before transferring to the Helovan Convalescent Camp on 29 May. On 30 Jul 1915 he was discharged to the Base Details camp a
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  • ...e embarking there on [[HMHS Assaye]] for Alexandria where he was sent to a Convalescent Hospital. Given the injury and the state of the war he was dispatched back ...ion=Western Australia |date=21 April 1923 |accessdate=31 August 2017 |page=2 |via=National Library of Australia}} .</ref> In 1925 Spencer was Chairman
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  • ...arged from hospital (8 Oct 1916), and then entered the 1st Division's Base Depot in Étaples on 9 Oct 1916. It appears that at this point he had become a m ...time the 53rd General Hospital in Boulogne with exhaustion from 13 Oct to 2 Nov 1917.
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  • | enlistmentage = 21 years, 2 months ...on 12 Mar 1917, and after a fortnight's furlough reported to No. 1 Command Depot at Perham Downs on 12 Mar 1917. His return to France through Folkestone too
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  • ...[Ambulance Train]] on 4 Oct 1917. After a period in the No. 3 Convalescent Depot at Le Tréport. On 14 Oct 1917 he was awarded the Military Medal. ...<!--Not stated--> |date= 2018|website=Australian War Memorial |access-date=2 May 2018}}</ref>.<blockquote>"The late Pte R. Arnold 28th Battalion AIF was
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  • ...t = 11th Battalion, 20th Reinforcements to B Company / 3rd Brigade, 1st Division | embarkationdateto = 2 Nov 1916
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  • ...gypt. On arrival he was sent to Zeitoun to join the 16th Battalion's base depot. On 2 Apr 1916 he was transferred to the newly formed [[48th Battalion]] at Serap
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  • | unit = 28th Battalion, 1st Reinforcement, transferred to Australian Army Service Corps / 5th Division ...ollowing training the battalion was prepared for travel to Egypt, with the 1st Reinforcements travelling separate to, and in advance of the battalion prop
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  • ...on arrival was posted to the [[7th Training Battalion]] at Rollestone. On 2 Nov 1916 Ernest proceeded overseas aboard [[HMT Victoria]] or [[SS Princess ...ospital in Boulogne. On 6 May 1917 he was transferred to No.1 Convalescent Depot and on 21 Jul 1917 sent to a rest camp. The wound was not severe enough to
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  • | dateofreturnfrom = 2 Jan 1919 ...00am 9 Oct 1916, resulting in 7 days Confined to Barracks (CB) and loss of 2 day's pay.
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  • ...ompany was observed, despite the darkness, by an enemy plane which dropped 2 bombs on the men, killing 27 and wounding 40 others. ...gne on 3 Jun 1918. He was released from hospital on 11 Jul 1918 to a base depot, from where he rejoined the battalion on 21 Jul 1918 at Blangy Tronville wh
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  • | embarkationdatefrom = 2 Sep 1915 ...ith them to Egypt aboard [[HMAT A68 Anchises]] which departed Fremantle on 2 Sep 1915 and arrive din Egypt later that month. On 18 Oct 1915 he boarded
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  • | data17 = 13 Oct 1916 - 2 Dec 1916 ...urther training, but within a week, on 9 Dec 1916 he was admitted to the [[1st Australian Dermatological Hospital]] at Bulford with Venereal Disease. Dis
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  • | death = 2 Aug 1955, aged 81 ...2 - 15 Sep 1916 he was granted furlough before reporting to No. 1 Command Depot at Wareham. On 8 Jan 1917 he was charged with being AWOL for five and a hal
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  • | dateofbirth = 2 Feb 1894 | enlistmentdate = 2 Jun 1915
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  • ...ays after entering Blackboy Hill camp, Percy was reallocated from the 44th Depot Company to the newly formed [[44th Battalion]]'s 'B' Company. Following fur ...in Boulogne, and on 29 Jul 1917 he was released to the 3rd Division's Base Depot in Le Havre.
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  • | enlistmentage = 22 years, 2 months ...velled from Fremantle with them to Egypt aboard [[HMAT A28 Miltiades]]. On 2 May 1916 in Egypt, Fred contracted measles and was hospitalised in the [[2n
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  • | unit = 11th Battalion, 19th Reinforcement / 3rd Brigade, 1st Division ...ital in Boulogne from 8 Mar - 3 Apr 1918. John was then in a convalescent depot for a month, returning to the battalion after 7 Apr 1918.
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