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|Surname and forenames=Iliffe Charles Walter
|Surname and forenames=Iliffe Charles Walter
|Army number=102616
|Army number=102616
|Rank=Lt
|Rank=Lieutenant.
|Date of birth=11/12/1910 in Nottingham.
|Date of birth=11/12/1910 in Nottingham.
|Decorations=M.i.D. 20/12/1945 for services while a PoW.
|Decorations=M.i.D. Gazetted 20/12/1945 for services while a PoW.
|Age=0
|Age=0
|Unit=Royal Army Medical Corps - Emergency Commission as a Lt 29/9/1939. Posted on attachment to 10th Bn DLI.  BEF. Prisoner of War.  Repatriated 1945.  From Emergency Commission to be Captain 15/8/1950 with seniority from 1/1/1949.
|Unit=Royal Army Medical Corps - Emergency Commission as a Lt 29/9/1939. Posted on attachment to 10th Battalion DLI.  Served with the B.E.F. in Northern France.  Taken Prisoner of War - probably on 20/5/1940.  Repatriated 1945.  From Emergency Commission to be Captain 15/8/1950 with seniority from 1/1/1949.
|Company/Battery=Bn HQ
|Company/Battery=Bn HQ
|Task or role=Regimental Medical Officer.
|Task or role=Regimental Medical Officer.
|Joined Brigade=Exact date not yet known.
|Joined Brigade=Exact date not yet known.
|Prisoner of War=Yes - no details.
|Prisoner of War=Yes - he is mentioned in Harry Oliver's book "Seven Men to a Loaf" as having treated Harry following one of Harry's escape attempts while Harry was held at Hildburghausen.
|Died/Killed in action=Death registered September 1980 at Exeter, Devon at the age of 69.
|Died/Killed in action=Death registered September 1980 at Exeter, Devon at the age of 69.
|Home address=Married Miss Miriam A.L.Stuart-Usher in Wensleydale, Q3 1956.
|Home address=Married Miss Miriam A.L.Stuart-Usher in Wensleydale, Q3 1956.
|Source table=10DLI
|Source table=10DLI
}}
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Latest revision as of 11:52, 13 January 2023

Personnel Entry

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Name Iliffe Charles Walter
Army number 102616
Rank Lieutenant.
Decorations M.i.D. Gazetted 20/12/1945 for services while a PoW.
Date of birth 11/12/1910 in Nottingham.
Age 0
Unit Royal Army Medical Corps - Emergency Commission as a Lt 29/9/1939. Posted on attachment to 10th Battalion DLI. Served with the B.E.F. in Northern France. Taken Prisoner of War - probably on 20/5/1940. Repatriated 1945. From Emergency Commission to be Captain 15/8/1950 with seniority from 1/1/1949.
Company/Battery Bn HQ
Platoon or other sub-unit
Task or role Regimental Medical Officer.
Joined Brigade Exact date not yet known.
Promotions
Wounded
Prisoner of War Yes - he is mentioned in Harry Oliver's book "Seven Men to a Loaf" as having treated Harry following one of Harry's escape attempts while Harry was held at Hildburghausen.
Died/Killed in action Death registered September 1980 at Exeter, Devon at the age of 69.
Home address Married Miss Miriam A.L.Stuart-Usher in Wensleydale, Q3 1956.
Source table 10DLI