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General Information
Convalescent or Command Depots were half way houses for casualties returning to the front — men who no longer required hospitalisation but were not yet fit to rejoin their units. They also were known as ‘Convalescent Homes’.
Staff
Patients
- Henry (Harry) Butcher 14 Dec 1918 - 4 Jan 1919