Monday 10th February 1919

Billets at Arzignano

L.Cpl. Robert William Gough (see 8^th February) and Ptes. William Henry Bray (see 8^th February), William Gordon Johnston (see 8^th February), Bruce Ernest Nash (see 8^th February), Ernest John Robbins (see 8^th February) and Robert Frank Smith (25829) (see 8^th February) were posted to England to be demobilized; Gough, Bray, Robbins and Smith would be demobilized from Chiseldon, Wilts.; and Nash from Wimbledon.

Lt. Cyril William Wildy (see 24^th January), who had been on an officer training class at the Signal Service Training Centre in Bedford, was formally released from the Army; the formalities were completed at Chisledon Camp, Wilts.

Pte. George Bell (see 8^th January), who was on leave in Scotland, was formally demobilized from the Dispersal Centre at Kinross.

A/W.O. Class II David Frederick McKrill DCM, MM (see 25^th August 1917) was formally transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z. Since having been wounded while serving with 10DWR in June 1917 he had served with 9DWR, but, in the absence of a surviving service record, I am unable to establish any further details of his service.

Pte. Thomas Caton (see 30^th November 1918), who had been serving with 3DWR at North Shields, was also formally transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z.

Pte. James Young McDonald (see 17^th October 1918), who had been in England since having been gassed in October 1918 while serving in France with 5DWR, was also formally transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z; having been gassed, he was assessed as having a 20%disability and was awarded an Army pension of 5s. 6d. per week, to be reviewed after six months.

Pte. Thomas Farley Seaman (see 25^th November 1915), was also formally transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z. He had originally served with 10DWR before having been identified as under-age. At some point (date and details unknown), he had re-enlisted and had served with 9DWR, 2DWR and 2^nd/4^th DWR.