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RAMC profile of:

William David HUGHES
[Service No: 43030]

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Service Number:	43030

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Rank:	Sjt

Unit:	9th Cavalry Field Ambulance

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William entered the war in France on 18th May 1915. He was wounded on 8th October 1918, during the same action that 67765 Pte E Wester was killed. William received a Silver War Badge.

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