Thomas William John (Tom) MOORE

MOORE, Thomas William John

Service Number: PA1960
Enlisted: 2 January 1941, Port Adelaide, South Australia
Last Rank: Able Seaman
Last Unit: HMAS Torrens (Depot) / HMAS Encounter (Shore)
Born: Exeter, South Australia, 22 April 1921
Home Town: Hove, Holdfast Bay, South Australia
Schooling: Marist Brothers Alberton
Occupation: Supervisor (Public Buidlings Dept.)
Died: Natural Causes (stroke), Daw Park Repat Hospital, South Australia, 3 November 1996, aged 75 years
Cemetery: Macclesfield General Cemetery
Row 2, plot 145 (After 20 years dad's ashes have been placed in with mum's grave at Macclesfield)
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World War 2 Service

2 Jan 1941: Enlisted Royal Australian Navy, Ordinary Seaman, PA1960, HMAS Torrens (Depot) / HMAS Encounter (Shore), Port Adelaide, South Australia
2 Jan 1941: Enlisted Royal Australian Navy, Able Seaman, PA1960
3 Jan 1941: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Ordinary Seaman, PA1960, HMAS Torrens (Depot) / HMAS Encounter (Shore)
30 Jan 1941: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Ordinary Seaman, PA1960, HMAS Cerberus (Shore)
2 Sep 1941: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Ordinary Seaman, HMAS Westralia (I)
13 Jan 1942: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Ordinary Seaman, PA1960, HMAS Kuttabul (Shore)
6 Mar 1942: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Able Seaman, PA1960, HMAS Kanimbla
4 Apr 1943: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Able Seaman, PA1960, HMAS Rushcutter (Shore)
15 Apr 1943: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Able Seaman, PA1960, HMAS Kanimbla
1 Mar 1946: Discharged Royal Australian Navy, Able Seaman, PA1960, HMAS Torrens (Depot) / HMAS Encounter (Shore)

Mum and Dad reunited

Today (10 Feb 2016) I moved my fathers urn (ashes) and put them in the same grave as my mother (Marie) in the Macclesfield Cemetery. For the last 20 years dad has been in our lounge watching TV. :> ) I have also arranged for a new headstone which will have more detail to replace my mums old one.

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Biography

On those few occasions that Tom (my father) spoke of the war it was always about the Kanimbla and hence the photograph of the Kanimbla provided on this page. - John Moore