Discharge certificate for VX77603 GNR Bernard Walter MAPLESONworld war 2, ww2, world war ii, wwii, discharge certificate, ras badge a323213

A blank Victorian Naval Forces Discharge Certificate used when a member of the Victorian Naval Forces left.Only known copy of a blank certificate with the stub that was retained by the Navy.Piece of paper with fields to fill in.victorian navy victorian naval forces discharge certificate

Cardboard discharge certificateShutt. S. 22404584. Group no 50:17

WW1 historical significance.Framed photo of 7874 Lance Corporal Leslie Clement Hutchenson and Certificate of Discharge dated 30th June 1919. Lance Corporal Hutcheson served with the 9th Field Ambulance from 23rd June 1915 to 30th June 1919.Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force Discharge Certificate, 7874 Lance Corporal Leslie Clement Hutchenson.

Details of PTE Jones' service can be found in the attached service record.Cardboard discharge certificate No V8466Frederick William Jones Australian Infantry Force

Post war service in BritainShows the role of the army during the Civil unrest in UK in 1921Printed Discharge Certificate Defence Force, with Coat of Arms and GR at top. Army Form B 2079 (D)Discharge Cert No 6th LFA/31. Rank L/Bomb. Name Barrett Norman. Previous rank Lance Cpl (then parially burnt). Defence unit 2nd London (indecipherable-burnt). Discharged (partially burnt) ... 87 days with the Defence force. Cgaracter Very Good. Discharge Date 5th July 1921. Signature R C Foot, Major. Commanding 2nd London (Defence) Composite Bde RFA. Station Brixton. Date 5th July 1921.

Hard cardboard cover containing discharge certificate3787387 Trevor Ward PEARCE. Discharged 28 Sept 1967. Date of certificate 26 Oct 67.

Certificate from the Victoria Police Department for the discharge of William Kerr from the Police Force. Certificate mentions reason for discharge, description- resignation -, dates of service and ranks. Signed Chief Commissioner Fred C StandishFred C. Standish.essential services, police, discharge certicicate, john jones collection - william kerr - discharge certificate from victoria police, victoria police department, fredr c standish

Discharge certificate for William John Leslie Bennetts, No. 4433, 6th Battalion. Item in the collection of William John Leslie Bennetts. See Catalogue No. 9886P for details of his service.Pink coloured Certificate of Discharge for a World War One soldier. Details front and back are handwritten in black ink. Proforma details in black type.Handwritten in black ink: 'Signatures and personal details of the discharge.william bennetts, discharge certificate, 6th battalion, ww1

Francis John Williams No 7326. Refer 69.2 medals for his Service Details also Reg No 69P. Discharge Certificate in wooden frame for Francis John WILLIAMS, No. 7326 8 Battn.. In purple stamp in ink, “117374, 18.6.20, JM”documents - certificates, military history - army

Discharge Certificate for William John Leslie Bennetts, No. V362254, Aust. Volunteer Defence Corps, WW2. Item in the collection of "William John Leslie Bennetts". See Catalogue No. 9886P for details of his service.Cream coloured Certificate of Discharge for a World War Two Soldier. Pro forma details in black type front and back. Soldier's details handwritten on proforma in black ink.Handwritten in black ink; “Soldiers details and signatures” Stamped in purple ink at bottom of front: “Capt O.C. Disposal Company” Handwritten in pencil on RHS: “N/W, 21/4/42".william bennetts, discharge certificate, volunteer defence corps, ww2

.1) Discharge Certificate No 21266 re TX4672 Pte Flood, Harold Douglas 2/29 Battalion, POB Cygnet Tasmania .2) Poor quality photo of Pte Flood.documents, discharge certificate, photos, flood

Collection re G.A. Jones 3790932, refer Cat No 10053.2P for his service details. .1) This document accompanied the Discharge Certificate (.2) and Will advising Graeme to sign the Certificate of Discharge now having completed his prescribed period of service in the ARAS (NS) which included 1 year & 93 days service in Malaya with 8RAR..1) Document, paper, all print in black, copy of original. .2) Discharge Certificate AAF - A16, brown buckram covers with black text on front, rear is blank. Inside has one page pasted in partially, yellowish colour, all print in black, entries typed in black and signed same.Inside, Main points, "PT662 - 3790932 Private Graeme Arthur Jones - 1/2/67 - 31/1/69 - 28.2.69 - Rifleman"certificate, discharge, g a jones

Discharge Certificate for "Keith E. Cooper" relating to service in the Army between 22-4-1970 and 9-12-1971. Part of the Cooper Collection. See Catalogue No. 9586.2 for details of K.E. Cooper's service.Certificate of Discharge AAF-A16, register No.P113828. Certificate is attached to a brown buckram covered cardboard folder. Australian Coat of Arms and Title on front cover in black type. Recipient's details including name, rank, postings, medals and enlistment and discharge dates. Print in black type. Signatories in black and blue pen.Recipient's details included in black type. Main details: No. 3798359 "Keith Edward Cooper". Handwritten in black ink on inside front cover: 'SERVED FROM MARCH '71 TO OCTOBER '71 IN VIETNAM.cooper collection, keith e cooper, discharge certificate, vietnam war

This discharge certificate was issued to National Serviceman Glen Anthony (Tony) McKenzie, Service Number 3797419, who served in 1 Australian Reinforcement Unit 28 May 1970 until 25 Jun 1970, and 8th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment 26 Jun 1970 until 12 Nov 1970.Brown covered Certificate of Discharge. Australian Military Forces. Reg No. P110634. Army No. 3297419. Glen Anthony McKenzie 1/10/69 - 28/10/71discharge, mckenzie glen, 8rar

Presented to Pte William Clyde Kelly on his discharge in 1944 This certificate recognizes Pte Kelly's Service in WWII and is related to his war time service in WWI Certificate of Discharge for Private William Clyde Kelly VX 11873Certifies "VX11873 Pte William Clyde Kelly / 2/7 Australian General Hospital / who enlisted for the A M F on the 23 April 1940 / and who served on Continous Full Time War Service / in the Australian Imperial Force / for a Total Effective Period of One Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty Days / Active Service in Australia 514 days Outside Australia 551 dayscertificate, war service certicate

Certificate of Discharge No. 399379 for Gunner Roy Hilton Taylor NX94268 from 2/1 Aust Field Regiment. Date of Effect 17th Jan 1946. Date of joining AIF 2/4/1942. Certificate issued to Service Personnel to prove that discharge is legitimate.Yellow paper folded into 4. Certificate of Discharge contains identification of Soldier, length of Service and details of discharge. Conditions of Discharge itemised on the back.headed with Aust Govt Forces and Certificate includes details of Discharge.discharge certificate, 2/1 aust field regiment, ww2

Certificate was issued to the donor upon his discharge from the Armed services Vietnam. National Serviceman G C Juckert served as a cook with 161 (Independent) Reconnaissance in Vietnam in 1969.Tan canvas covered hard cardboard with black print on the front. Inside paper record of Army service of Gregory Carl Juckert. Cook.Certificate of service. Australian Military Forces emblem. Permanent Military Forces Commonwealth of Aust. AAF-A16-1 Revised Oct 1968.certificate, discharge, gregory carl juckert, vietnam, cook, 161 recce, 161 reconnaissance, juckert

Discharge Certificate for Walter Henry SMITH, Reg. No 1572, Register No 282. Enlisted 10.4.1915. Discharged medically unfit 26.7.1919. Refer Reg Nos 102.4 Medals, Badges. 105.7P Discharge Certificate on parchment paper with the service details on front and rear of Walter Henry SMITH.Top left: Reg No 282 Top centre: AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL EXPEDITIONARY FORCE Top Left: SMITH Walter Henrydocument, certificate, military history, records

This Certificate of Discharge was issued to 6251 Pte George Dilwell upon completion of Enlistment Leave or Ration Book was issued when 6251 Pte Diwell went on leave 28 May 1919 - 11 June 1919.This the original Certificate of Discharge and Ration Book of 6251 Pte George Dilwell who served during WW1Certificate of Discharge 6251 Pte George Diwell, buff colour page oblong page. Leave or Duty Ration Book Serial No L 22, No 247759, buff colour oblong pages.6251 Pte George Diwell, Certificate of Discharge, Enlisted 15 May 1916 Discharged 12 October 1919 6251 Pte G Diwell, Leave or Duty Ration Book, Soldier or Sailor'discharge, certificate, ww1, pte g diwell

Discharge certificate dated 18.5.1919 belonging to Private Ernest LUCAS 88399 Royal Defence Corps Middlesex Regiment who enlisted in London on 7.6.1907Off white coloured cardboard document with black and red printing88379 Private Ernest LUCAS Dept Royal Defence Corps - Middlesex Regiment. Enlisted London on 17th of June 1907 and discharged on 18th of May 1919.ernest lucas, 6th battalion middlesex regiment

Framed certificate of discharge for Pte Ralph Johnston VX6220

Refers to the service of: - Albert Boldiston Cat 747. Place of birth: Kyneton, Vic. Date of Entry: 2/11/16, Age 24 - Unit ANZAC Cyclist BA Embark for England: 16/12/16, Transfer to 8 Batt: 7/3/17, Embark for France: 14/6/17, Transfer to 37 Bn: 1/7/17, Hospital - sprained ankle: 5/7/17, Rejoin Unit: 7/9/17, Hospital - Trench foot: 18/11/17, Rejoin Unit: 5/6/18, WIA - GSW left wrist: 10/8/18, RTA Wounded: 20/10/18, Medically unfit due to wounded wrist joint: 29/1/19. His discharge certificate and Vic BDM's show POB as Kyneton. His application to enlist shows Colbinabbin.Certificate is a heavy duty paper document. Printed in black ink and printed on both sides. Titled "Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force", "Certificate of Discharge". There is printing up the left hand side and a stamp showing silver badge No.50671 dated 10/1/19. Rear side is stamped V/B No. 30043. 41324. Description of soldier.certificate of discharge, ww1, albert boldiston

Discharge notice from WWIAustralian Imperial Expeditionary Force Certificate of Discharge, double sided card with notes regarding Private David Lee 46th Battalion A.I.F.Service No 4527 Private David Lee 46th Battalion; Town of Digby; State of Victoria; Attested at Casterton; 21st July 1915 at age 18. Termination of enlistment after 1473 days. Service abroad 1229. Signed by Capt E W Wright in Melbourne 1st August 1919. Private Lee aged 22 years.wwi, discharge, a.i.f., casterton, digby, 46th battalion

Bob Rust was born in Poplar, London in 1823. He became a merchant seaman and all of his "Certificates of Discharge" (except the first one) show him working out of the London docks. The certificates document his career as an "Able Seaman" between the years 1845 to 1852. He worked on the following ships - Jan 25th - March 22nd, 1845 - schooner "Sisters" out of Hull. 14th July - 30th Nov 1845 - "Caleb Angus" - Port of London to West India Dock, London. 12th Dec 1845 - 14th June 1846 - "Caleb Angus" - Port of London to West India Dock, London. April - 16th Oct 1847 - barque "James Turcan" - discharged at Antwerp. It was noted by Mr Mills (Master) "his conduct was to my entire satisfaction. He is a sober, steady man" 25th Oct - 18th Dec 1847 - Brig "Eclipse" - Port of London. Dec 1847 - Nov 1848 - "Cecrops" - London to Cardiff to Cuba and discharged at West India Dock, London. 2nd Dec 1848 - 9th Feb 1850 (15 months) - "Enterprise" - discharged London. Nb - this was not the "Enterprise" used by John Pascoe Fawkner to enter the Yarra in 1835 or the "Enterprise" that sank in Lady Bay, Warrnambool in 1850 and it was not the "Enterprise" belonging to the British Navy which was used to search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition and later made two Arctic voyages. It is not noted where Bob Rust sailed to on this voyage, but his Master noted on his certificate that "the bearer is an excellent seaman and a good sail maker". 3rd April - 20th Oct 1850 - brig "Thames" - London to London via Trieste. 30th Oct 1850 - 10th May 1851 - "Elizabeth". 9th June - 10th Nov 1851 - "Lady Rowena" - to Alexandria. 23rd Nov 1851 - 17th May 1852 - "Thames" - Mediterranean voyage to Trieste. Bob Rust was an early settler in Warrnambool. He came to Warrnambool, Australia sometime between May 1852 and 1856 where he was recorded in the Electoral Roll, as a labourer, living in Henna Street. According to family history, he "jumped ship" at Port Fairy (then Belfast) as there are no records of him officially arriving in Australia. His picture and details are recorded in "The Pioneers' Register, Warrnambool Township and Shire 1839-1900 Volume Two". He married Sarah Ann Twaits in 1865 and they had seven children. His wife died in 1876 following the birth of their last child. He doesn't appear to have ever worked as a seafarer once he arrived in Warrnambool but is only recorded as working as a labourer and chimney sweep and (in the 1880's) operating as a "General Storekeeper" and "Produce Merchant" (frequently advertising in the Warrnambool Standard for items such as potatoes, oats and dairy produce from his Henna Street premises). He continued to live in Henna Street until his death on 15th January 1906 aged 82 years. English maritime discharge certificates evolved from simple proof of release in the 1700's to become official service records in the mid 1800's. They were issued at the end of a voyage to confirm a sailor had been released from duty and paid. The Merchant Shipping Act of 1835 introduced the formal registration of British seamen, to allow the Government (Board of Trade) to identify individual seamen for the Royal Naval Reserve. Seafarers who registered were issued with tickets which contained some personal details including name, date and place of birth. As the registration system evolved over time, each merchant seafarer was allocated a unique number which would be retained during their time of service at sea. Bob Rust's number was 27914. It also documented the name of the ship (for each voyage), its tonnage, master and date and place of discharge. Early certificates had separate notes re the seaman's conduct or character but after the early 1850's, these became part of the discharge certificate. This collection of "Certificates of Discharge" include those from the late 1840's (which were smaller in size), several handwritten character references as well as some examples of the newer forms of the early 1850's.Theses certificates are significant examples of the legal paperwork generated by the British government in the day-to-day regulation of working seamen in the late 19th century. They are also significant as they document the career of a working seaman at that time.This is a set of twelve "Certificates of Discharge", two handwritten character descriptions and two "Certificates of Character" issued to Able Seaman Bob Rust primarily between the years 1845 and 1852. They have been issued by the Masters of the ships Bob Rust had sailed on, at the completion of each voyage. They differ slightly in size and layout but most follow a similar format in documenting the name of the seaman (Bob Rust), his ticket number (24696), the name of the ship and its tonnage, the port of departure and discharge (e.g. West India Docks London) and the date of the voyage. Some later certificates also describe the destination of the voyage (e.g. Mediterranean). Two of the documents are handwritten notes by the master of the ship certifying as to the conduct of the seaman and two later documents (from 1851 and 1852) are "Certificates of Character" - completed and signed by the Master on the termination of the voyage. Example of Certificate from 1845 - 1850 - "Certificate of Discharge. Schedule E, 7 & 8 Victoria, c.112. This is to certify, that Robert Rust/ whose Register Ticket is numbered 24696 served as Able Seaman/ on Board the Caleb Angus of the Port of London / of the Burden of 303 Tons, from the 14th day of July to the 30th / day of Nov 1845 and that he was discharged from the said ship on 30th /Nov 1845 at West India Docks London Dated this 3 day of December 1845" Mr Whittle MASTER. Example of handwritten character note - "This is to certify that the/ bearer Robert Rust sailor in the barque/ James Turcan, under my command as able / seaman six months during which time / his conduct was to my entire satisfaction / he is a sober steady man. W B. Mills Antwerp 20th October 1847"flagstaff hill maritime museum and village, shipwreck coast, warrnambool, certificate of discharge, certificate of character, robert rust, bob rust, seaman's certificate of discharge, sisters, caleb angus, james turcan, eclipse, cecrops, enterprise, brig thames, elizabeth, lady rowena, warrnambool pioneer, sarah ann twaits

1. Interim discharge certificate. Blue ink on light brown paper from Australian Military Forces. It's for 2/42550 Spr K. B. Plevey. Dated 7 May 1953 - Eastern Command. Form AAF A,199 2. An order from Dept Labour & National Service to attend RMST for a Trade test - job - Electrical fitter. For Mr K B Plevey, 30 Denman St, Brunswick NIO. 24 Aug 19611. The spelling of Gunnedah has been corrected in handwriting.discharge papers, trade testing

Regn No. 6225 Pte Archibald John Nelson Brown, 6th Batt 1st AIF.Certificate of Discharge. 6225 Private Archibald John Nelson Brown. 6th Battn, Medically unfit, 1337 day service, Service abroad 1150 days.passchendaele barracks trust, discharge certificate, a. j. n. brown, 6th battalion