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Thomas Edward Trevor Morris
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Personal Information
Date of Birth 30 Aug 1926
Place of Birth Armadale, Western Australia
Death 12 May 1947, aged 20
Place of Death Subiaco, Western Australia
Age at Enlistment 18 years 4 months
Description 5'3"(1.60m) tall ; ; fair complexion ; blue/grey eyes ; fair hair ; scar on upper lip
Occupation Labourer
Religion Church of England
Address 130 Nicholson road, Subiaco, Western Australia
Next of Kin Father , Lancelot Thomas Morris
Military Information
Reg Number WX22980
Date of Enlistment 12 Sep 1944
Rank Sapper
Unit/Formation 1st Australian Port Maintenance Company
Post War Details
Fate Remained in Australia
Medals War Medal 1939-45
Australian Service Medal 1939-45



Pre War

War Service

Tom Enlisted in the 2nd AIF at Claremont on 12 Sep 1944 and a week later he was transferred to the Australian Recruit Training Company (Western Command). Tom was AWOL from midnight 26 Dec 1944 until noon on 28 Dec 1944 for which he was fined £2 and forfeited 2 days pay. On 31 Dec 1944 Tom was absent from a place of parade appointed by his Commanding Officer and AWOL from midnight 1 Jan 1945 until 8:30am on 2 Jan 1945, earning him 7 days Confined to Barracks and the forfeiture of a day's pay. He was again AWOL, this time from 6:00pm on 6 Jan 1945 until 6:40am on 8 Jan 1945, this time earning him a £2 fine, 5 days Confined to Barracks and forfeiture of 2 day's pay.


Tom was transferred to 1st Royal Australian Engineers Training Centre on 10 Jan 1945, and on arrival was allocated to the 2nd RAE Training Battalion. On 15 Feb 1945 this changed to the 3rd RAE Training Battalion. On 14 Jun 1945, following training, Tom was posted to the 1st Australian Port Maintenance Company and on 28 Jul 1945 he married Lola Isobel of 20 Roberts street, Wallsent, Newcastle, NSW. On 10 Sep 1945 he was accidentally injured, and so on 19 Oct 1945 he was transferred to Western Command Recruit Reception & General Details Depot to prepare for discharge, arriving in WA on 5 Nov 1945, and his discharge being effective on 9 Nov 1945.

Post War

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