Difference between revisions of "Sidney John Thomas Buggins"
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| nextofkin = Mr Maurice Stanley Buggins | | nextofkin = Mr Maurice Stanley Buggins | ||
| − | | regnumber = W14675 | + | | regnumber = [https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=6487246 W14675] |
| enlistmentdate = 6 Mar 1941 | | enlistmentdate = 6 Mar 1941 | ||
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==War Service== | ==War Service== | ||
| − | A member of the Citizens Military Forces, Sidney joined the Melville camp on 24 Apr 1941 and joined Camp No 4 on 23 May 1941, completing his training on 20 Aug 1941. He was called up for full time duty on 24 Nov 1941 at Fremantle | + | A member of the Citizens Military Forces, Sidney joined the Melville camp on 24 Apr 1941 and joined Camp No 4 on 23 May 1941, completing his training on 20 Aug 1941. He was called up for full time duty on 24 Nov 1941 at Fremantle. On 24 May 1942 he was classified as a Class TGII Nurse Orderly and on 21 Nov 1942 at the 60th Camp Hospital his NOK was changed by marriage to Jessie Lavina Buggins. From 3 until 10 Mar 1943 he was given some leave. |
| + | On 6 Nov 1943 Sidney was transferred to the 75th Camp Hospital, and a year later required medical attention for a boil on his buttock which later saw him shift to the [[110th Australian General Hospital]] as it had developed into an abscess. He had rejoined his unit by 25 Nov 1943 where he remained for a year until he was reassigned to units in the eastern states. On 11 Mar 1945 he embarked on [[HMT Katoomba]] for Jacqueline Bay on New Britain where he disembarked on 20 Mar 1945 and joined the 105th Australian Casualty Clearing Station. | ||
| − | + | While with the 105th CCS he had a period being treated for an infected sole of his foot by the 4th Australian Field Ambulance (14 - 19 Sep 1945). On 8 Dec 1945 he was identified for transfer home to WA for discharge, and to that end, on 8 Dec 1945 he embarked in Rabaul on the [[SS Westralia]] for Brisbane where he disembarked on 13 Dec 1945. Discharged 2 Jan 1946. | |
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==Post War== | ==Post War== | ||
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[[Category:105th Australian Casualty Clearing Station]] | [[Category:105th Australian Casualty Clearing Station]] | ||
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[[Category:Armadale-Kelmscott ww2]] | [[Category:Armadale-Kelmscott ww2]] | ||
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| Personal Information | |
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| Date of Birth | 19 Dec 1911 |
| Place of Birth | Leytonstone, England |
| Age at Enlistment | 29 years, 1 month |
| Description | 5'2½" (1.58m) tall ; ; fair complexion ; brown eyes ; dark hair ; birthmark on left leg |
| Occupation | gardener |
| Religion | Plymouth Bretheren |
| Address | Albany road, Bedfordale |
| Next of Kin | Brother , Mr Maurice Stanley Buggins |
| Military Information | |
| Reg Number | W14675 |
| Date of Enlistment | 6 Mar 1941 |
| Rank | Private |
| Unit/Formation | 105th Australian Casualty Clearing Station |
| Post War Details | |
Pre War
War Service
A member of the Citizens Military Forces, Sidney joined the Melville camp on 24 Apr 1941 and joined Camp No 4 on 23 May 1941, completing his training on 20 Aug 1941. He was called up for full time duty on 24 Nov 1941 at Fremantle. On 24 May 1942 he was classified as a Class TGII Nurse Orderly and on 21 Nov 1942 at the 60th Camp Hospital his NOK was changed by marriage to Jessie Lavina Buggins. From 3 until 10 Mar 1943 he was given some leave.
On 6 Nov 1943 Sidney was transferred to the 75th Camp Hospital, and a year later required medical attention for a boil on his buttock which later saw him shift to the 110th Australian General Hospital as it had developed into an abscess. He had rejoined his unit by 25 Nov 1943 where he remained for a year until he was reassigned to units in the eastern states. On 11 Mar 1945 he embarked on HMT Katoomba for Jacqueline Bay on New Britain where he disembarked on 20 Mar 1945 and joined the 105th Australian Casualty Clearing Station.
While with the 105th CCS he had a period being treated for an infected sole of his foot by the 4th Australian Field Ambulance (14 - 19 Sep 1945). On 8 Dec 1945 he was identified for transfer home to WA for discharge, and to that end, on 8 Dec 1945 he embarked in Rabaul on the SS Westralia for Brisbane where he disembarked on 13 Dec 1945. Discharged 2 Jan 1946.
Post War
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