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RUWOLDT, Frank Colins
Personal Details
Service Number: | 115367 |
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Enlisted: | 30 July 1942 |
Last Rank: | Leading Aircraftman |
Last Unit: | 4 Personnel Depot (RAAF) |
Born: | Mount Gambier, South Australia, 26 January 1919 |
Home Town: | Not yet discovered |
Schooling: | Mount Gambier, South Australia |
Occupation: | Process Worker |
Died: | Werribee, Victoria, Australia, 8 February 1990, aged 71 years, cause of death not yet discovered |
Cemetery: |
Altona Memorial Park, Victoria Interred: Melaleuca Court, Section RC, Position 18. |
Memorials: |
Service History
World War 2 Service
30 Jul 1942: | Involvement 115367, Aircraft / Repair / Salvage Depots | |
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30 Jul 1942: | Enlisted Adelaide | |
30 Jul 1942: | Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, 115367 | |
30 Jul 1942: | Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, 115367, Recruit Reception and General Details Depot (S.A.), Enlisted with the RAAF as Aircraftman 115367 at No.5 Recruiting Centre RAAF Adelaide. | |
8 Dec 1942: | Embarked Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, 115367, Milne Force Signals, Embarked Australia Bound for Milne Bay, New Guinea with 10 Signals Unit (Rear Echelon). Disembarked Milne Bay 9th December 1942. | |
11 Mar 1944: | Embarked Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, 115367, Milne Force Signals, Embarked Milne Bay, New Guinea Bound for Australia with 10 Signals Unit (Rear Echelon). Disembarked Australia 11th March 1944. | |
30 Jul 1945: | Promoted Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, No. 1 Aircraft Depot Laverton, Promoted/Reclassified to Leading Aircraftman LAC at 1AD RAAF. | |
8 Jan 1946: | Discharged | |
8 Jan 1946: | Discharged Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, 115367, 4 Personnel Depot (RAAF), Discharged RAAF on 8th January 1946. Last Active Unit 10 Signals Unit (Rear Echelon) Milne Bay, New Guinea. |
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