2464 Francis BOLGER

Date of enlistment	26^th July 1915
Rank at enlistment	Private
Company
Significant events while with the AIF	Hospitalised sick twice Died of influenza in 1919

Summary of Private Bolger’s WW1 service record, located in the National Archives of Australia. Full details are available online, NAA Series B2455

Date	Location	Event
19^th May 1919	Australia	Died of influenza, Caulfield Military Hospital
15^th May 1917	Australia	Discharged – medically unfit
12^th April 1917	Australia	Disembarked Melbourne
13^th February 1917	England	Embarked from Plymouth to Australia on A38 HMAT Ulysses – lumbago and myalgia (muscle pain)
21^st November 1916	England	Marched out from Wareham to No.2 Command Depot Weymouth
4^th November 1916	England	Marched out of 2^nd Auxiliary Hospital to No.4 Command Depot Wareham
1^st November 1916	England	Transferred from Chatham Military Hospital to 2^nd Auxiliary Hospital
26^th October 1916	France	Embarked at Calais on HS Stad Antwerpen for England – sick lumbago
30^th September 1916	France	Marched in to 2^nd ADBD
18^th September 1916	France	To No.6 Convalescent depot, Etaples
18^th August 1916	France	To hospital sick – piles, lumbago, sciatica
26^th March 1916	France	Disembarked Marseille
19^th March 1916	Egypt	Proceeded to join British Expeditionary Force from Alexandria on the Llandovery Castle
8^th January 1916	Egypt	Taken on Strength, Tel-el-Kabir
25^th October 1915	Egypt	Disembarked Alexandria
29^th September 1915	Australia	Departed Melbourne on RMS Osterley
17^th September 1915	Australia	Assigned to 5^th Reinforcements 22^nd Battalion
28^th July 1915	Australia	Marched into Broadmeadows depot