20/08/1917-To D3 Depot as Private
1/11/1917-Transferred Aust Army Service Corps as Private
13/12/1917-Admitted Ships Hospital at Sea ( Influenza )
30/01/1918-Disembarked Southampton ex. Taranto Italy ex. Port Said Egypt
1/02/1918-To Army Service Corps Training Depot England as Details
12/06/1918-Transferred 51st Battalion ex. Training Depot Parkhouse England
15/08/1918-Proceeded Overseas Aust Infantry Base Depot Havre France ex. Folkestone ex. 12th Training Battalion Codford England
21/08/1918-Admitted Hospital France ( Pleurisy ) ex. 12 Aust Field Ambulance ex. 53 Casualty Clearing Station
22/08/1918-Admitted 5th General Hospital Rouen France
30/08/1918-Evacuated/Admitted Royal Victoria Hospital Netley England ex. France
11/10/1918-Transferred 3 Aust Aux Hospital Dartford England
18/10/1918-Granted Leave England
1/11/1918-To No. 4 Command Depot Hurdcott England
21/11/1918-To Overseas Training Brigade Longbridge Deverill
8/01/1919-Embarked England for Australia per “Orsova”
12/02/1919-Disembarked Fremantle
7/03/1919-Discharged from Service ( Medically Unfit )
FLACK, Phillip
Full Name: Phillip
FLACK
Date of Birth: 08
–
1874
Place of birth: Chetwynde
Australia
Occupation: Farmer
Address: Bridgetown WA
Next of Kin: Mother-Sarah Flack
Next of Kin Address: Ballarat VIC
Religion: Seventh Day Adventist
Service Number: 15714
Rank: Private
Unit/Division: 51st Battalion
Enlistment Date: 1917-08-20
Enlistment Location: Bunbury
WA
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Embarkation Date: 1917-11-24
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Disembarkation Date: 1917-12-21
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Returned: Yes
Discharge Date: 1919-03-07
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