3/07/1916- To 75 Depot Company as Private
14/09/1916- To 44th Battalion 6th Reinforcements
30/09/1916- To Depot Signal Company
2/12/1916- To 39th Battalion 6th Reinforcements
21/03/1917- To 10th Training Battalion Durrington Larkhill Camp England ex Australian Details Camp Sutton Mandeville
13/08/1917- Admitted Hospital Salisbury England ( Back Injury )
21/08/1917- Rejoined 10th Training Battalion Salisbury ex Injury
6/11/1917- Proceeded Overseas 3rd Australian Division Base Depot Rouelles France ex Southampton ex Salisbury
18/11/1917- Joined 39th Battalion in the field France ex Base Depot
8/09/1918- Admitted 12th General Hospital Rouen France ( Diarrhoea ) ex 10th Australian Field Ambulance ex 41st Casualty Clearing Station
13/11/1918- Discharged to Cyclist Base Depot Rouen France
17/11/1918- Rejoined Unit in the field France ex Base Depot
6/12/1918- Granted Leave England
23/12/1918- Rejoined Unit in the field France ex Leave
1/03/1919- Detached for Duty at AIF Headquarters London
1/03/1920- Appointed ER/CORPORAL at AIF Headquarters London
20/05/1920- Embarked England for Australia per ” Kigoma ”
15/07/1920- Disembarked Australia
20/08/1920- Discharged from Service
McDAVITT, George Ledger
Full Name: George Ledger
McDAVITT
Date of Birth: 03
–
1898
Place of birth: Fulham London
England
Occupation: Coal Miner
Address: Ogden Street Collie WA
Next of Kin: Father- George Patrick McDavitt, Mother- A. E. McDavitt
Next of Kin Address: Ogden Street Collie WA
Religion: Church of England
Service Number: 2854
Rank: ER/Corporal
Unit/Division: AIF Headquarters in UK London
Enlistment Date: 1916-07-03
Enlistment Location: Blackboy Hill
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: 1920-08-20
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