The raiding party from the previous evening re-joined the
remainder of the Battalion.
L.Cpl. Maurice Bannister (see 8th November), who had been in England since having been wounded in October, was discharged from Keighley War Hospital; the details of his posting are unknown.
Capt. Gilbert Tunstill (see 20th November) appeared before a Medical Board assembled at the Military Hospital, Carlisle. The Board found that, “he has now practically recovered from the above-named disability (twist of right knee joint)”. He was deemed unfit for general service for a further month, but fit to resume light duties at home. As a result he reported, same day, for duty with 3DWR at North Shields and was attached to 83rd Training Reserve Battalion, based at Brighton Road Schools, Gateshead.
L.Cpl. Maurice Bannister (see 8th November), who had been in England since having been wounded in October, was discharged from Keighley War Hospital; the details of his posting are unknown.
Capt. Gilbert Tunstill (see 20th November) appeared before a Medical Board assembled at the Military Hospital, Carlisle. The Board found that, “he has now practically recovered from the above-named disability (twist of right knee joint)”. He was deemed unfit for general service for a further month, but fit to resume light duties at home. As a result he reported, same day, for duty with 3DWR at North Shields and was attached to 83rd Training Reserve Battalion, based at Brighton Road Schools, Gateshead.
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Capt. Harry Gilbert Tunstill
Image by kind permission of Henry Bolton
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