Date of enlistment |
27th September 1915 |
Rank at enlistment |
Private |
Company |
Transferred to 2nd Pioneer Battalion |
Significant events while with the AIF |
Hospitalised sick twice |
Summary of Private Jones WW1 service record, located in the National Archives of Australia. Full details are available online, NAA Series B2455
Date |
Location |
Event |
26th November 1917 |
Australia |
Discharged from the AIF medically unfit – Polyuria (Diabetes Insipidus) |
22nd October 1917 |
Australia |
Disembarked at Melbourne |
27th August 1917 |
England |
Return to Australia by HT82 Pekeha |
4th June 1917 |
England |
Marched into No.3 Command Depot Hurdcott from Weymouth |
7th May 1917 |
England |
Marched into No.2 Command Depot Weymouth depot from Boro Isolation Hospital |
18th April 1917 |
England |
Sick to Boro Isolation Hospital |
9th April 1917 |
England |
Discharged from hospital and transferred to No.2 Command Depot Weymouth |
2nd April 1917 |
England |
Transferred to 3rd Auxiliary Hospital Dartford |
22nd January 1917 |
England |
Admitted to Guildford War Hospital sick – cystitis |
31st December 1916 |
France |
Admitted to hospital sick – cystitis |
26th March 1916 |
France |
Disembarked at Marseille |
19th March 1916 |
Egypt |
Proceeded to join BEF from Alexandria |
14th March 1916 |
Egypt |
Transferred to 2nd Pioneers and proceeded to join unit at Zeitoun from the 22nd Battalion at Moascar |
28th December 1915 |
Egypt |
Admitted to 3rd Auxiliary hospital, Cairo sick – eyesight and bladder |
25th October 1915 |
Egypt |
Disembarked Alexandria |
29th September 1915 |
Australia |
Embarked on Osterley from Melbourne |
29th September 1915 |
Australia |
Departed Melbourne on RMS Osterley |
27th September 1915 |
Australia |
Enlisted in the AIF |
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