BAKER, William Albert Clive

BAKER, William Albert Clive

Full Name: William Albert Clive

BAKER

Date of Birth: 03

–

1899

Place of birth: Belmont WA

Australia

Occupation: Farm Labourer

Address: Coolup WA

Next of Kin: Father- Alfred Hammond Baker, Mother- Sarah Leonard Baker

Next of Kin Address: Coolup WA

Religion: Church of England

Service Number: 6296

Rank: Private

Unit/Division: 28th Battalion

Enlistment Date: 1916-05-29

Enlistment Location: Belmont

Western Australia

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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: 1918-04-23

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29/05/1916- To 70 Depot Company as Private
21/06/1916- To 28th Battalion 17th Reinforcements
5/09/1916- To 27th Battalion 16th Reinforcements
28/10/1916- To 28th Battalion 18th Reinforcements
3/03/1917- To 7th Training Battalion Rollestone England ex Australia
22/05/1917- Admitted Fargo Military Hospital England ( Influenza )
29/05/1917- Rejoined 7th Training Battalion Rollestone England ex Hospital
14/06/1917- Proceeded Overseas 2nd Australian Division Base Depot Havre France ex Southampton ex Rollestone
3/07/1917- Joined 28th Battalion in the field France ex Base Depot
12/07/1917- Wounded Accidentally France ( Wounds to Arm & Side from Premature Burst of a Mills Grenade )
12/07/1917- Admitted 5th Australian Field Ambulance France then to 29th Casualty Clearing Station
26/07/1917- Rejoined Unit in the field France ex Wounded
28/07/1917- Admitted 4th Australian Field Ambulance France ( Old Wounds- Abrasions to Arms )
30/08/1917- Rejoined Unit in the field France ex Hospital
20/09/1917- Wounded in Action Belgium ( Shell Wound Arm )
20/09/1917- Admitted 11th General Hospital Camiers France ex 6th Australian Field Ambulance ex 10th Casualty Clearing Station
23/09/1917- Evacuated/Admitted Eastbourne Military Hospital England ( Shell Wound Left Forearm )
1/10/1917- Admitted 3rd Australian Aux Hospital Dartford England
3/10/1917- To No. 2 Command Depot Weymouth England
27/10/1917- To No. 3 Command Depot Hurdcott England
28/01/1918- To No. 2 Command Depot Weymouth England
15/02/1918- Embarked England for Australia per ” Llanstephen Castle ”
23/04/1918- Discharged from Service ( Medically Unfit )- Early Discharge eventually Approved due to Family Reasons- 2 Older Brothers already Killed in the Conflict.