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Personal Information | |
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Date of Birth | 23 Feb 1919 |
Place of Birth | Bunbury, Western Australia |
Death | 2 Apr 2018, aged 99 |
Place of Death | Morley, Western Australia |
Age at Enlistment | 25 years, 11 months |
Description | 5'9" (1.75m) tall ; ; medium complexion ; blue eyes ; light brown hair ; scar on front of right thigh |
Occupation | Junior salesman |
Religion | Church of England |
Address | Kelmscott, Western Australia |
Next of Kin | Father , Mr Harold Rose |
Military Information | |
Reg Number | WX41822 |
Date of Enlistment | 17 Jan 1945 |
Rank | Private |
Unit/Formation | 1st Australian Cinema Unit |
Military Movement | |
1st Departure from Australia | |
Journey Dates | 12 Mar 1946 ‒ 9 Apr 1946 |
Transport Details | HMT Duntroon Sydney to Kure, Japan |
Return to Australia | |
Journey Dates | 4 Nov 1947 ‒ 14 Nov 1974 |
Transport Details | HMAS Kanimbla Kure, Japan to Sydney |
Post War Details | |
Fate | Returned to Australia from BCOF Japan |
Medals |
1939-45 Star War Medal 1939-45 Australian Service Medal 1945-75 |
Pre War
War Service
Brian enlisted in the CMF on 2 Jan 1945 before transferring to the 2nd AIF from 17 Jan 1945 and as a result he was sent to Kapooka in new SOuth Wales to join the 1st Australian Recruit Training Battalion on 10 Feb 1943. Following basic training he was transferred on 18 Apr 1945 to the 1st Australian Signals Training Battalion at Bonegilla. Initial signals training completed, he then attended an 'Aerial Lines Course 56' commencing 8 Jun 1945 at the Army Trades Training Depot. On 13 Sep 1945 Brian was admitted to the 57th Australian Camp Hospital for treatment before being releasewd back to his unit on 20 Sep 1945. On 16 Oct 1945 he had completed the Arial Line course and was posted back to the 1st Australian Signals Training Battalion
On 27 Feb 1946 Brian was posted to the BCOF Signals unit, allocated to the 11th Australian Mobile Carrier Section. He embarked in Sydney aboard HMT Duntroon on 12 Mar 1946 before disembarking at Kure in Japan on 9 Apr 1946. On 25 Jul 1946 Brian was transferred to the 1st Australian Cinema Unit, returning to the 11th Mobile Carrier Section from 30 Jul 1946 until 3 Sep 1946 when he was again transferred back to the 1st Australian Cinema Unit.
On 15 Mar 1947 Brian was admitted to the 130th Australian General Hospital with an infection, and was released back to his unit on 22 Mar 1947. On 10 Apr 1947 he was admitted to the 92nd Ind General Hospital for investigation , resulting in a diagnosis of Left Frontal Sinuvitis. He rejoined his unit on 20 Apr 1947. On 4 Oct 1947 Brian was promoted acting Corporal before embarking on HMAS Kanimbla on 4 Nov 1947 for Sydney where he disembarked on 18 Nov 1947. On 30 Nov 1947 he arrived back in Western Australia where he was discharged by Western Command Recruit Reception & General Details Depot on 8 Dec 1947.
Post War
During 1953 Brian married Meryle Fay Taylor Wymond locally. Divorce soon followed as Meryle married Ernest Harry Richards in 1958. In 1961 Brian married again, this time to Margaret Ann Morley.
Electoral Roll entries: 1949 at Albany highway, Kelmscott Telephone technician; 1954 at William street, Armadale, PMG technician; 1958 at Albany highway, Kelmscott by himself and then at Governor Broome Hotel, Broome; 1963 at Collier road, Embleton; 1968 - 1972 at 4 Birwash place, Nollamara, teacher; 1977 - 1980 at 25 Chaffers street, Morley, telephone technician;
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