Difference between revisions of "Brown George Henry Pte 4444693"

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|Army number=4444693
 
|Army number=4444693
 
|Rank=Pte
 
|Rank=Pte
|Unit=Durham Light Infantry, Enl 29/5/1922, TA, 4yrs, Aged 19, Horden. Posted ?8th Bn DLI, Posted 11th Bn DLI, Prisoner of War 12/7/1940, Discharged under King's Regulations 1940 Para 390 (xvi) 2/1/1944.
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|Date of birth=Not yet known.  Born Durham.
|Prisoner of War=20A  5641
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|Unit=Joined The Durham Light Infantry.  Enlisted 29/5/1922 in the TA for 4yrs, aged 19, at Horden. Posted ?8th Bn DLIPosted 11th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939. Served B.E.F.  Taken Prisoner of War - probably on 20/5/1940 - notification received 12/7/1940.  Repatriated to the UK. Discharged under King's Regulations 1940 Para 390 (xvi) 2/1/1944.
|Home address=Born Durham, Miner.
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|Company/Battery=A Company.
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|Promotions=Corporal.
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|Prisoner of War=Camp number 20A. Prisoner number 5641.
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|Died/Killed in action=Date of death not yet known.
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|Home address=Worked as a Miner.
 
|Source table=11DLI
 
|Source table=11DLI
 
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Corporal Brown's date of discharge suggest he was repatriated early - perhaps as a result of illness - before the War concluded.

Latest revision as of 10:24, 2 December 2018

Personnel Entry

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Name Brown George Henry
Army number 4444693
Rank Pte
Decorations
Date of birth Not yet known. Born Durham.
Age
Unit Joined The Durham Light Infantry. Enlisted 29/5/1922 in the TA for 4yrs, aged 19, at Horden. Posted ?8th Bn DLI. Posted 11th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939. Served B.E.F. Taken Prisoner of War - probably on 20/5/1940 - notification received 12/7/1940. Repatriated to the UK. Discharged under King's Regulations 1940 Para 390 (xvi) 2/1/1944.
Company/Battery A Company.
Platoon or other sub-unit
Task or role
Joined Brigade
Promotions Corporal.
Wounded
Prisoner of War Camp number 20A. Prisoner number 5641.
Died/Killed in action Date of death not yet known.
Home address Worked as a Miner.
Source table 11DLI

Corporal Brown's date of discharge suggest he was repatriated early - perhaps as a result of illness - before the War concluded.