20/06/1916-To 28th Battalion 17th Reinforcements as Private
5/09/1916-To 27th Battalion 16th Reinforcements
29/12/1916-To 7th Training Battalion Rollestone England
8/02/1917-Proceeded Overseas 2nd Aust Division Base Depot Etaples France ex. Rollestone
12/02/1917-Joined 27th Battalion in the field France
12/03/1917-Admitted Hospital France ( Mumps ) ex. 6 Aust Field Ambulance ex. Corps Mumps Station
28/03/1917-rejoined Battalion ex. Hospital
20/09/1917-Wounded in Action Belgium ( Gunshot Wound Right Thigh ) ex. 7 Aust Field Ambulance ex. 27 Casualty Clearing Station
26/09/1917-Rejoined Battalion in the field ex. Wounded
30/10/1917-Admitted Hospital Belgium
1/11/1917-rejoined Battalion ex. Hospital
25/08/1918-Granted Leave England then rejoined Unit 12/09/1918
17/05/1919-Disembarked Southampton ex. France to No. 2 Group Sutton Veny
23/07/1919-Embarked England for Australia per “Main”
27/09/1919-Disembarked Australia
12/11/1919-Discharged from Service
COX, James Fredrick
Full Name: James Fredrick
COX
Date of Birth: 04
–
1893
Place of birth: Mandurah
Australia
Occupation: Miner
Address: South Greenbushes WA
Next of Kin: Father-W. Hudson Cox
Next of Kin Address: South Greenbushes WA
Religion: Church of England
Service Number: 5820
Rank: Private
Unit/Division: 27th Battalion
Enlistment Date: 1916-06-10
Enlistment Location: Bunbury
WA
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Embarkation Date: 1916-10-30
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Disembarkation Date: 1916-12-28
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Returned: Yes
Discharge Date: 1919-11-12
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