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BIDGOOD, Howard Clifford Mortimer Bertram

Service Numbers:	5871, 8818, V13942
Enlisted:	4 January 1915, Oaklands, South Australia
Last Rank:	Private
Last Unit:	Field Park Company/ies
Born:	Sadlleworth, South Australia, 8 July 1886
Home Town:	Burnside (SA), Burnside City Council, South Australia
Schooling:	Saddleworth
Occupation:	Horseman
Died:	Natural causes, Adelaide, South Australia, 13 April 1949, aged 62 years
Cemetery:	West Terrace Cemetery (AIF Section) Section: KO, Road: 22, Site No: 17
Memorials:	Tusmore Burnside District Roll of Honour

World War 1 Service

4 Jan 1915:	Enlisted AIF WW1, Private, 5871, Oaklands, South Australia
26 May 1915:	Involvement AIF WW1, Driver, 5871, 4th Light Horse Brigade Train, Enlistment/Embarkation WW1, --- :embarkation_roll: roll_number: '22' embarkation_place: Adelaide embarkation_ship: HMAT Afric embarkation_ship_number: A19 public_note: ''
26 May 1915:	Embarked AIF WW1, Driver, 5871, 4th Light Horse Brigade Train, HMAT Afric, Adelaide
8 Aug 1918:	Involvement AIF WW1, Corporal, 8818, 2nd Divisional Train, The Battle of Amiens
24 Feb 1919:	Discharged AIF WW1, Corporal, 8818, 20th Army Service Corps

World War 2 Service

1 May 1941:	Involvement Sapper, V13942
1 May 1941:	Enlisted Australian Military Forces (WW2) , Private, V13942
1 May 1941:	Enlisted Royal Park, VIC
1 May 1941:	Enlisted Private, V13942, Royal Park, Victoria
21 Jun 1946:	Discharged Australian Military Forces (WW2) , Private, V13942
21 Jun 1946:	Discharged Sapper, V13942, Field Park Company/ies
21 Jun 1946:	Discharged

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