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|Army number=211833
 
|Army number=211833
 
|Rank=Captain
 
|Rank=Captain
|Date of birth=Research indicates 1923.
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|Date of birth=Research indicates 1923, although this will need confirmation.
 
|Age=0
 
|Age=0
|Unit=Royal Army Medical Corps, Posted 187 Field Ambulance 21/12/1942, Attached to The Black Watch, posted 1st Tyneside Scottish as RMO 22/12/1943. Attached Durham Light Infantry, posted 11th Battalion 30/12/1943.  Back to 187th Field Ambulance.  Re-posted to 1st Tyneside Scottish 28/7/1944.  Returned to 187th Field Ambulance by 5/8/1944.
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|Unit=Emergency Commission as Lt in the Royal Army Medical Corps 8/11/1941. Posted 187th Field Ambulance 21/12/1942, Attached to The Black Watch, posted 1st Tyneside Scottish 22/12/1943. Attached Durham Light Infantry, posted 11th Battalion 30/12/1943.  Transferred back to 187th Field Ambulance.  Re-posted to 1st Tyneside Scottish 28/7/1944.  Returned to 187th Field Ambulance by 5/8/1944.
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|Company/Battery=Battalion HQ.
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|Platoon or other sub-unit=Medical Section.
 
|Task or role=Regimental Medical Officer.
 
|Task or role=Regimental Medical Officer.
 
|Joined Brigade=21-Dec-42
 
|Joined Brigade=21-Dec-42
|Died/Killed in action=Research suggests death registered June 1967 at Birkenhead, Cheshire at the age of 44.
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|Promotions=W/S Captain.
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|Died/Killed in action=Research suggests death registered June 1967 at Birkenhead, Cheshire at the age of 44 - to be confirmed.
 
|Source table=187F
 
|Source table=187F
 
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Research threw up several men with the same name so identifying Dr Mason is still not definitive.

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Name Mason William McLaren
Army number 211833
Rank Captain
Decorations
Date of birth Research indicates 1923, although this will need confirmation.
Age 0
Unit Emergency Commission as Lt in the Royal Army Medical Corps 8/11/1941. Posted 187th Field Ambulance 21/12/1942, Attached to The Black Watch, posted 1st Tyneside Scottish 22/12/1943. Attached Durham Light Infantry, posted 11th Battalion 30/12/1943. Transferred back to 187th Field Ambulance. Re-posted to 1st Tyneside Scottish 28/7/1944. Returned to 187th Field Ambulance by 5/8/1944.
Company/Battery Battalion HQ.
Platoon or other sub-unit Medical Section.
Task or role Regimental Medical Officer.
Joined Brigade 21-Dec-42
Promotions W/S Captain.
Wounded
Prisoner of War
Died/Killed in action Research suggests death registered June 1967 at Birkenhead, Cheshire at the age of 44 - to be confirmed.
Home address
Source table 187F

Research threw up several men with the same name so identifying Dr Mason is still not definitive.