GUTHRIE, Malcolm Wallace MacFarlane

GUTHRIE, Malcolm Wallace MacFarlane

Full Name: Malcolm Wallace MacFarlane

GUTHRIE

Date of Birth: 01

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1895

Place of birth: Wedderburn

Australia

Occupation: Farmer

Address: Newlands WA

Next of Kin: Father-James Guthrie

Next of Kin Address: Newlands WA

Religion: Presbyterean

Service Number: 3354

Rank: E/R 2nd Corporal

Unit/Division: Australian Provost Corps

Enlistment Date: 1917-02-24

Enlistment Location: Bunbury

WA

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Embarkation Date: 1917-05-09

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Disembarkation Date: 1917-06-20

Locations Served:

Returned: Yes

Discharge Date: 1919-09-21

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Previous Service – 4 years 25th Light Horse Regiment
24/02/1917- Completed Medical Examination Bunbury WA
15/03/1917- To D3 Depot Company as Private
27/04/1917-To 10th Light Horse Regiment 28th Reinforcements
20/06/1917-Joined Isolation Camp Moascar Egypt
27/07/1917-Transferred 3rd Light Horse Training Battalion ex Isolation Camp Moascar then to Divisional Train Training Depot Moascar Egypt
9/08/1917-Transferred ANZ Provost Corps Moascar Egypt
18/12/1917-Admitted No. 2 Aust Stationary Hospital Moascar ( Adenoids & Phuinosis )
22/01/1918-To Convalescent Rest Camp Port Said ex Hospital
6/02/1918-Rejoined Unit in the Field Egypt ex Port Said Rest Camp
14/03/1918-To be Acting L/CPL in the Field Cairo Aust Provost Corps
1/10/1918-Reverts to Rank Trooper
10/02/1919-Promoted E/R 2nd Corporal in the Field Cairo Egypt
23/02/1919-Injury-Hit in the face, cutting lip by stone thrown by a Prisoner while arresting a Soldier, with 2 other Policemen ( Refer Page 22 of Soldier’s Service Record for Full Details of this incident )
15/06/1919-Transferred to Moascar Egypt ex Suez
11/07/1919-Transferred Cairo ex Moascar
26/07/1919-Embarked Suez for Australia per “Burma”
22/08/1919-Disembarked Australia
21/09/1919-Discharged from Service
30/09/1989-DECEASED

 

Service Medals Awarded

British War Medal – No. 19107

Victory Medal – No. 18382