5/10/1916-To 90 Depot as Private
16/11/1916-To 28th Battalion 19th Reinforcements
2/12/1916-To 3rd Pioneer Battalion 6th Reinforcements
5/03/1917-To Pioneer Training Battalion Larkhill England
3/11/1917-Admitted 1st Aust Div Hospital Bulford England ( Sick )
16/12/1917-Discharged to 1st Training Brigade Sutton Veny England
29/01/1918-Admitted Sutton Veny Military Hospital ( Hammer Toe )
28/02/1918-to No. 1 Command Depot Sutton Veny ex Hospital
12/03/1918-To 2nd Training Battalion Sutton Veny
25/04/1918-To 1st Training Battalion Sutton Veny
1/07/1918-Admitted Sutton Veny Military Hospital ( Influenza )
6/07/1918-Rejoined 1st Training Battalion Sutton Veny ex Hospital
10/10/1918-To Aust Army Service Corps Details Training Depot Parkhouse England
3/12/1918-To AASC Detachment Westham England ex No. 4 Camp Parkhouse
4/01/1919-Embarked England for Australia Per “Morvada’ ( Varicose Veins )
12/02/1919-Disembarked Australia
3/05/1919-Discharged from Service ( Medically Unfit )
WHITEHOUSE, Phillip Thomas
Full Name: Phillip Thomas
WHITEHOUSE
Date of Birth: 01
–
1895
Place of birth: Marylebone
England
Occupation: Labourer
Address: Katanning WA
Next of Kin: Sister-Beatrice Davey
Next of Kin Address: Tamworth NSW
Religion: Baptist
Service Number: 3129
Rank: Private
Unit/Division: AASC Details
Enlistment Date: 1916-10-24
Enlistment Location: Bunbury
WA
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Embarkation Date: 1916-12-29
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Disembarkation Date: 1917-03-03
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Returned: Yes
Discharge Date: 1919-05-03
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