8/12/1916- To 94 Depot as Private
30/12/1916- To 11th Battalion 24th Reinforcements
6/02/1917- Admitted Ships Hospital at Sea- Discharged 9/02/1917
28/03/1917- To 3rd Training Battalion Durrington England ex Australia
4/10/1917- Classified 1st Class Signaller at Signal Exam Sutton Veny England
23/10/1917- Proceeded Overseas 1st Australian Division Base Depot Havre France ex Southampton ex Durrington
11/11/1917- Joined Battalion in the field France
11/04/1918- Admitted 3rd Australian Field Ambulance France ( PUO ) ex 20th Casualty Clearing Station
22/04/1918- Admitted 22nd General Hospital France ( Pneumonia )
25/04/1918- Evacuated/Admitted County of Middlesex War Hospital Napsbury St. Albans England ( Danferously Ill )
14/06/1918- Transferred 3rd Australian Aux Hospital Dartford England
17/06/1918- To No. 3 Command Depot Hurdcott England
20/07/1918- To No. 4 Command Depot Hurdcott England
5/09/1918- To Overseas Training Brigade Longbridge Deverill England
27/09/1918- To Overseas Training Brigade Sutton Veny England
5/10/1918- To 1st Training Battalion Sutton Veny
24/10/1918- Proceeded Overseas Australian Infantry Base Depot Havre France ex Folkestone ex Sutton Veny
29/10/1918- Rejoined Battalion in the field France ex Base Depot
23/02/1919- Detached to Division Reinforcements Wing in the field France
14/04/1919- Rejoined Battalion in the field France ex Detachment
19/04/1919- Died at 7th Casualty Clearing Station France ( Multiple Injuries due to Train Accident )
19/04/1919- Private Taguer was on board a Reinforcements Train whilst stationary ar Moroeuil Station France when an empty French Stock Train collided with it at 7.10 A.M. Two Australian Soldiers were killed and Seven were severely injured
TAGUER, Arthur Clarence
Full Name: Arthur Clarence
TAGUER
Date of Birth: 10
–
1897
Place of birth: Perth WA
Australia
Occupation: Assistant PMG Department
Address: Bedford House Bunbury WA
Next of Kin: Mother- Elizabeth Taguer
Next of Kin Address: 260 Wellington Street Perth WA
Religion: Roman Catholic
Service Number: 7321
Rank: Private
Unit/Division: 11th Battalion
Enlistment Date: 1916-12-08
Enlistment Location: Fremantle
Western Australia
Embarkation Port:
Embarkation Date: 1917-01-29
Embarkation Ship:
Disembarkation Port:
Disembarkation Date: 1917-03-27
Locations Served:
Returned: No
Discharge Date:
Cause of Death: KILLED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT
Date of Death:
Place of Death: Moroeuil France
Age at Death: 21
Burial Location: Duisans British Cemetery Etrun France – Plot 7, Row C, Grave 28