BRITISH RED CROSS AND ORDER OF ST JOHN ENQUIRY LIST FOR WOUNDED AND MISSING

DECEMBER 1ST 1918 Part Two

444 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

The original of this 14-volume facsimile reprint is held by the Department of Printed Books, Imperial War Museum, who hold the largest collection of these references known to exist. Contains rare information (approximately 100,000 entries) on many soldiers who were later classified as "No Known Grave". Company/platoon information is shown, which is difficult to establish elsewhere - extremely useful when used in conjunction with WO95 War Diaries. A valuable resource to search, even for those historians who thought that they had exhausted all WW1 records, and perhaps adding a rare footnote to an individual's record. A list of wounded and missing (at that particular time) British, Australian, Canadian and South African personnel in all theatres of war about whom enquiries were made. It also contains enquiries for details of death and burial of all those listed as killed. Originally the names were grouped into corps/regiments and in the case of infantry there is, where available, information as to which battalion, company and platoon the casualty belonged to. There is similarly unit identification for Corps and Services, such as brigade and battery for Royal Artillery and field company for Royal Engineers. The "No Known Grave" casualties that are commemorated on the WW1 memorials are a telling story of the Great War, and they must have given their families many months or even years of false hope that their loved one would eventual be found alive. Sample entry: name, rank, number, unit/regiment, battalion, company/platoon, missing-from date. Some have notes (sample: "Officially reported K, May 5 since had letters returned marked 'Hospital'"). Actual entries: Actual Entry's: MEDITERRANEAN HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT: 10 D. Hicks, Julian. 14969, W. and M. Dec. 7/15, Balkans THE FOLLOWING CASUALTIES OF THE RIFLE BRIGADE OCCURRED IN FRANCE 4. A. Carter E. 2418. M. March 14/15, Neuve Chapelle. THE FOLLOWING CASUALTIES OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS OCCURRED IN FRANCE 3 3 Clark, Wilfred Amos. W. and M. May 3. THE FOLLOWING CASUALTIES OF THE SUFFOLK REGIMENT OCCURRED IN FRANCE 1? Catchpole, Fredk. James. M. May 8, Hill 60. THE FOLLOWING CASUALTIES OF THE EAST SURREY REGIMENT OCCURRED IN FRANCE 2? BAKER, G. 9853. W. and M. Sept. 29/15. ROYAL WEST SURREY REGIMENT 5? Bray, 2nd Lieut. Gerard T. M. Aug. 10/15, Suvla Bay. Printed volumes, dates as of: MAY 18TH 1915 JUNE 26TH 1915 JULY 17TH 1915 JULY 24th 1915 JULY 31ST 1915 AUGUST 7TH 1915 AUGUST 14TH 1915 SEPTEMBER 4TH 1915 SEPTEMBER 18TH 1915 FEBRUARY 1ST 1916 (Mediterranean Enquiries) SEPTEMBER 15TH 1916 AUGUST 1ST 1917 OCTOBER 1ST 1918 DECEMBER 1ST 1918 This is volume seven of the 16-volume set.

• Reihe: WOUNDED AND MISSING OF THE GREAT WAR
• Themen: Geschichte und Archäologie Geschichte Militärgeschichte Besondere Kriege und militärische Feldzüge Erster Weltkrieg
• ISBN: 9781847349958
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 24.10.2016
• Größe: 246 x 189 mm
• Verlag: Naval & Military Press