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Raymond, Arthur Wilmot

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USyd

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World War IWorld War II

Family name

Raymond

Given name(s)

Arthur Wilmot

Initials

A.W.

Gender

Male

Early education

Raymond, A.W. : Sydney Grammar SchoolRaymond, A.W. : The King's School

Tertiary education

Raymond A.W. : Medicine.M.B., 1915, University of SydneyRaymond A.W. : Medicine.Ch.M., 1925, University of Sydney

Education notes

Remained in England until August 1920 to undertake Post Graduate study

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Birth

Raymond A.W. : Life.Birth 1892 - @ Palmerston -- New Zealand

Military service

Raymond A.W. :: Captain [ France ]

Military awards

Raymond A.W. : M.C. Military Cross 1 Jun 1917Raymond A.W. : Bar 4 Nov 1918

Survived

Survived WWII

Occupations

Raymond A.W. : Medical Practitioner 1925 - @ Winton -- QLD, AustraliaRaymond A.W. : Clinical Assistant 1934 - Hospital For Sick Children @ Brisbane -- QLD, AustraliaRaymond A.W. : Clinical Assistant 1934 - Brisbane General Hospital @ Brisbane -- QLD, AustraliaRaymond A.W. : Medical Inspector of Seamen - @ Brisbane -- QLD, AustraliaRaymond A.W. : Medical Practitioner - Private Practice @ Wickham Terrace -- Brisbane, QLD, AustraliaRaymond A.W. : Medical Practitioner 1949 - Private Practice @ Sydney -Macquarie Street- NSW, Australia

Other events

Raymond A.W. : Specific terms.Military and health.Enlisted 23 May 1915Raymond A.W. : Relationships.Married 1921Raymond A.W. : Specific terms.Registered 8 Oct 1925 - @ Winton -- QLD, AustraliaRaymond A.W. : Specific terms.Appointed M.B.E. Member of the Order of the British Empire 1945

Death

Raymond A.W. : Death 17 Jan 1954 @ Epping -- NSW, Australia

PDF of book entry

RAYMOND ARTHUR WILMOT.pdf [ file_data/pdfs_from_BOR pdf 37219 ]

OCRd book entry or other narrative

M.C. and Bar, M.B., Ch.M. : Captain, R.A.M.C., B.E.F., France. Enlisting and sailing 23rd March, 1915, arrived in London 1st May and was R.M.O. 15th Divisional Train (Scottish New Army) in June. Crossing to France in July served with 45th Field Ambulance and as relieving R.M.O. 7th and 8th Battns., The King's Own Borderers, 9th Black Watch and Cameron Highlanders, succeeding Captain A. C. A. Jekyll (killed n th May, 1916) as R.M.O. 13th Royal Scots. Wounded at Loos in September, 1915, and at Mametz Wood 10th August, 1916, when evacuated to England. On recovery was with ambulance till July, 1917, when transferred to 56th Bde. R.G.A., being with it at Passchendaele and elsewhere till April, 1918. Was R.M.O. 13th Battn. (The Rifle Brigade) from 13th May, 1918, at Bapaume, Solesmes, Le Quesnoy and Jolimetz till 4th November, when wounded slightly, but remained with battn. in advance to Charleroi where accidentally injured in March, 1919, and evacuated to England. After three months at Aldershot resigned commission in October and returned 2nd August, 1920, after a post-graduate course. Promoted captain 23rd March, 1916. Awarded M.C. in June, 1917, for work at Arras, and Bar 4th November, 1918, at Jolimetz. Early education at The King's School, Canterbury (England) and Sydney Grammar School.

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Visible notes

Served in Second World War 1939 - 1948

ADB Entry ID

11493

Discovering Anzacs

https://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/records/474933

Department of Veteran Affairs

https://nominal-rolls.dva.gov.au/veteran?id=1205650&c=WW2

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