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| − | On arrival in England was posted to the [[4th Training Battalion]] at Codford to prepare for service in the trenches. Here it was discovered that he had a marked loss of hearing, and on 9 Mar 1917 he was transferred to the No 2 Command Depot at Weymouth. On 21 Apr 1917 he moved to the No 3 camp at Parkhouse, and from 23 Jun 1917 he was detached for duty with the Australian Army Medical Corps at Parkhouse. | + | Sidney entered camp on 17 Apr 1916 with the 63rd Depot Company begore being allocated to the 21st reinforcement draft for the 16th Battalion. He departed for England on 13 Oct 1916 from Fremantle aboard [[HMAT A39 Port Macquarie]]. On arrival in England was posted to the [[4th Training Battalion]] at Codford to prepare for service in the trenches. Here it was discovered that he had a marked loss of hearing, and on 9 Mar 1917 he was transferred to the No 2 Command Depot at [[Weymouth]]. On 21 Apr 1917 he moved to the No 3 camp at [[Parkhouse]], and from 23 Jun 1917 he was detached for duty with the Australian Army Medical Corps at [[Parkhouse]]. |
| − | In January 1918 he was again in Weymouth, | + | In January 1918 he was again in [[Weymouth]], and was charged with having been AWOL from 11:15pm on 21 Feb 1918 until 6:30am the next morning. This was to cost him a day's pay and 4 days Confined to Barracks. On 23 Apr 1918 he was transferred to the Australian Army Service Corps. A Medical Board held on 16 Jul 1918 found Sidney to be permanently unfit for general service but fit for Home Service. From 29 Nov 1918 until 3 Dec 1918 he was hospitalised with a minor illness. On 28 Jan 1919 he proceeded to France where he joined the [[5th Division Train]]. From 9 - 14 Feb 1919 he was ill in hospital. |
On 19 May 1919 he embarked in Le Havre for Southampton. On his arrival he was sent to Sutton Veny. Transferred again on 15 Jun 1919, this time to Parkhouse where he was soon processed for return to Australia. | On 19 May 1919 he embarked in Le Havre for Southampton. On his arrival he was sent to Sutton Veny. Transferred again on 15 Jun 1919, this time to Parkhouse where he was soon processed for return to Australia. | ||
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[[Category:Church of England]] | [[Category:Church of England]] | ||
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[[Category:Returned to Australia]] | [[Category:Returned to Australia]] | ||
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[[Category:Gosnells]] | [[Category:Gosnells]] | ||
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| Personal Information | |
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| Date of Birth | c1888 |
| Place of Birth | Devonport, Devon, England |
| Age at Enlistment | 28 years, 2 months |
| Description |
6'1" (1.85m) tall ; 148lbs 67.132 kg ; dark complexion ; blue eyes ; brown hair |
| Occupation | Gardener |
| Religion | Church of England |
| Address | Post Office Maddington, Western Australia |
| Next of Kin | Father , Mr Henry Charles Hart |
| Military Information | |
| Reg Number | 6607 |
| Date of Enlistment | 17 Apr 1916 |
| Rank | Private |
| Unit/Formation | 16th Battalion, 21st Reinforcement |
| Date of Embarkation | 13 Oct 1916 ‒ 12 Dec 1916 |
| Ship Embarked On | HMAT A39 Port Macquarie |
| Date of Return | 3 Sep 1919 ‒ 17 Oct 1919 |
| Ship Returned On | HMAT A37 Barambah |
| Fate | Returned to Australia |
| Monument | Gosnells Road Board Honour Roll |
| Medals |
British War Medal Victory Medal |
Pre War
War Service
Sidney entered camp on 17 Apr 1916 with the 63rd Depot Company begore being allocated to the 21st reinforcement draft for the 16th Battalion. He departed for England on 13 Oct 1916 from Fremantle aboard HMAT A39 Port Macquarie. On arrival in England was posted to the 4th Training Battalion at Codford to prepare for service in the trenches. Here it was discovered that he had a marked loss of hearing, and on 9 Mar 1917 he was transferred to the No 2 Command Depot at Weymouth. On 21 Apr 1917 he moved to the No 3 camp at Parkhouse, and from 23 Jun 1917 he was detached for duty with the Australian Army Medical Corps at Parkhouse.
In January 1918 he was again in Weymouth, and was charged with having been AWOL from 11:15pm on 21 Feb 1918 until 6:30am the next morning. This was to cost him a day's pay and 4 days Confined to Barracks. On 23 Apr 1918 he was transferred to the Australian Army Service Corps. A Medical Board held on 16 Jul 1918 found Sidney to be permanently unfit for general service but fit for Home Service. From 29 Nov 1918 until 3 Dec 1918 he was hospitalised with a minor illness. On 28 Jan 1919 he proceeded to France where he joined the 5th Division Train. From 9 - 14 Feb 1919 he was ill in hospital.
On 19 May 1919 he embarked in Le Havre for Southampton. On his arrival he was sent to Sutton Veny. Transferred again on 15 Jun 1919, this time to Parkhouse where he was soon processed for return to Australia.
Discharged at 5th Military District on 8 Dec 1919.
Post War
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