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{{Personnel
|Surname and forenames=Bage William Henry
|Army number=4454528
|Rank=Pte.
|Unit=Durham Light Infantry, No enlistment date, Posted ? 6th Bn DLI, Posted 10th Bn DLI, Prisoner of War 20/6/1940, Class Z Army Reserve 8/7/1946.
|Prisoner of War=21C (E) and 8B 2778
|Source table=10DLI
}}

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 |Rank=Pte.
 |Date of birth=Research indicates 3/11/1920 - registered in Auckland District Q4 1920.  Mother's maiden surname Bulger.
-|Unit=Enlisted in The Durham Light Infantry - no enlistment date, but possibly early 1939.   Posted ? 6th Bn DLI.   Posted 10th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939.  Served BEF.  Taken Prisoner of War (probably on 20/5/1940 or shortly thereafter) - date notified 20/6/1940.   Date of repatriation not yet known.  Class Z Army Reserve 8/7/1946.
+|Unit=Enlisted in The Durham Light Infantry - no enlistment date, but possibly early 1939.   Posted ? 6th Bn DLI.   Posted 10th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939.  Served with the B.E.F. in France.  A report that Private Bage had been reported "Missing" appeared in the Auckland Chronicle of 11th July 1940.  Taken Prisoner of War (probably on 20/5/1940 or shortly thereafter) - date notified 20/6/1940 and the fact reported in the Auckland Chronicle of 22/8/1940.   Date of repatriation not yet known.   Relegated to the Class Z Army Reserve 8/7/1946.
 |Joined Brigade=Date not yet confirmed but probably 1/9/1939.
 |Prisoner of War=Stalag 21C (E)  and 8B.  Prisoner number 2778.  Not apparently included in the publication of UK Prisoners of War, which suggests he may have been repatriated early.
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 |Source table=10DLI
 }}
 On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at [[Ficheux]].

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−	A report that Private Bage had been reported "Missing" appeared in the Auckland Chronicle of ~~18th~~ July 1940.	+	A report that Private Bage had been reported "Missing" appeared in the Auckland Chronicle of 11th July 1940.

	On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at [[Ficheux]].		On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at [[Ficheux]].

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		+	A report that Private Bage had been reported "Missing" appeared in the Auckland Chronicle of 18th July 1940.

	On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at [[Ficheux]].		On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at [[Ficheux]].

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−	On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at [[~~F\icheux~~]].	+	On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at [[Ficheux]].

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−	On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at ~~Ficheux~~.	+	On his return to the UK Private Bage was able to report, to the family, on the fatal injuries sustained by Private William O'Hara of 10th DLI at [[F\icheux]].

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 |Army number=4454528
 |Rank=Pte.
-|Date of birth=Not yet known.
+|Date of birth=Research indicates 3/11/1920 - registered in Auckland District Q4 1920.  Mother's maiden surname Bulger.
-|Unit=Enlisted in The Durham Light Infantry - no enlistment date, but possibly early 1939.  Posted ? 6th Bn DLI.  Posted 10th Bn DLI.  Served BEF.  Prisoner of War - notified 20/6/1940.  Class Z Army Reserve 8/7/1946.
+|Unit=Enlisted in The Durham Light Infantry - no enlistment date, but possibly early 1939.   Posted ? 6th Bn DLI.   Posted 10th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939.  Served BEF.  Taken Prisoner of War (probably on 20/5/1940 or shortly thereafter) - date notified 20/6/1940.   Date of repatriation not yet known.  Class Z Army Reserve 8/7/1946.
-|Joined Brigade=Date not yet known.
+|Joined Brigade=Date not yet confirmed but probably 1/9/1939.
-|Prisoner of War=21C (E)  and 8B  2778
+|Prisoner of War=Stalag 21C (E)  and 8B.  Prisoner number 2778.  Not apparently included in the publication of UK Prisoners of War, which suggests he may have been repatriated early.
-|Home address=18, Catherine Street, Spennymoor.  Resident of Spennymoor in 1952.
+|Died/Killed in action=Death registered November 1992 in Durham Western at the age of 72.
 |Source table=10DLI
 }}