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RAMC profile of:
Walter ROBINSON
[Service No:  78797]
 
 

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Service Number: 78797
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Rank: Pte (a.Cpl)
Unit: 1st Field Ambulance
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Outcome: Survived the war
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Walter enlisted on 8th November 1915. On 7th May 1918 he was serving with No 1 Field Ambulance, and was awarded Field Punishment No1 for 28 days. He was wounded at Bohain-en-Vermandois on 17th October 1918, then on 21st February 1919 was discharged from the army as no longer physical fit for service due to his wounds.
 
 
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