425310Waine, John Granville1public2013-01-27 13:49:182021-03-02 15:50:1920

WaineJohn Granville41416083file_uploads/ulf_16083_WAINE Jack Grenville 2_752_R3379.jpgimage/jpeglocalWAINE Jack Grenville 2_752_R3379.jpg2707cb079ff03042d0759e5a078f3783d11b86310dfe2019-07-03 05:32:32jpecb079ff03042d0759e5a078f3783d11b86310dfe9695J.G.also Grenville189952423889312986829873483322120272212127https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/101626128?searchTerm=%22john%20grenville%20waine%22&searchLimits=532532Graduated as JackM.B., Ch.M., F.R.A.C.S. : Captain, R.A.M.C., B.E.F., France, Mesopotamia and England. Enlisting in London as second-lieutenant in May, 1915, crossed to France in July with 58th Field Ambulance and soon after was appointed M.O. 88th Field Artillery Brigade, north of Festubert, serving in Battle of Loos. In November transferred to Indian Expeditionary Force, just prior to its departure, as R.M.O. 2nd Leicesters (English units, 28th Indian Infantry Brigade) which, arriving in Mesopotamia too late to join General Townsend, formed nucleus of relief force. In February, 1916, joined 18th F.Amb. and a month later became M.O. 9th Field Artillery Brigade, until just prior to fall of Kut-el-Amara, when he returned, his time having expired. On the way back was admitted sick to Ras-el-Tin Orthopaedic Hospital, Alexandria, and, after sick leave in England, resigned commission, becoming in April, 1917, M.O., Royal Naval Hospital, Greenwich, till December, 1918, and returning to Australia in February, 1919. Early education at Sydney Grammar School.8577558577653775653775753775855318734937470560958970

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