Billets at Morando
Pte. John Foster
(see 16th December 1918), serving in
France with 2/7th DWR, was evacuated to England from 32nd
Stationary Hospital at Wimereux, travelling onboard the Hospital Ship St. Denis; on arriving in England he
would be admitted to 2/1st Southern General Hospital, Birmingham.
Pte. George Clegg
(see 29th July 1916) who
had been taken prisoner in July 1916 and held at prison camps including Le
Cateau, Gottingen and Cassel, was repatriated to England.
Pte. Stanley
Barker DCM (see 19th
November 1918) was discharged from1st Northern General
Hospital in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, following treatment for scabies, and re-joined
3DWR at North Shields.
Pte. William
Shirtcliffe Mallinson (see 8th
November 1918), who had been in England for the previous six weeks, was
posted to 3DWR at North Shields.
L.Cpl. Martin Jackson
(see 9th November 1918),
who had been in England for the previous two months, was posted to the
Regimental Depot in Halifax.
2Lt. Sam Benjamin
Farrant (see 23rd
December 1918) was officially released from the Army.
Pte. William Kershaw
(12689) (see 7th October 1915)
was formally discharged from the Army as no longer for active service on
account of ‘valvular disease of the heart; he was assessed as having suffered a
30% disability and was awarded an Army pension of 19s. 1d. per week. He had
originally served with 10DWR but at some point (details unknown) had been
transferred to the Labour Corps. In the absence of a surviving service record I
am unable to establish any further details of his service.
The London Gazette
published notice of four awards to officers and men of 10DWR. 2Lt. Edward Kent Waite MC (see 27th October 1918) was
awarded a bar to the Military Cross; 2Lt. George
Clifford Sugden (see 14th
December 1918) was awarded the Military Cross; A/CSM Richard Everson (see 27th
October 1918), who had been killed on 27th October 1918, was
awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal; and
Cpl. Sidney Twine (see 26th August 1918) was
awarded the Meritorious Service Medal.
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