Bunker, Albert George
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USydUSyd.Sydney Teachers College
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World War I
Family name
Bunker
Given name(s)
Albert George
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A.G.
Gender
Male
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Survived WWI
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Bunker A.G. : Teacher 1915 - Bourke St Junior Technical School @ Bourke St : Sydney [ NSW Australia ]Bunker A.G. : Teacher 1919Bunker A.G. : Assistant 1920 - @ Auburn [ NSW Australia ]Bunker A.G. : Assistant 17 Dec 1920 - Randwick Boys' High School @ Randwick [ NSW Australia ]Bunker A.G. : Assistant 28 Oct 1921 - @ Woollahra [ NSW Australia ]Bunker A.G. : Assistant 3 Nov 1922 - Cleveland St Intermediate High School @ Surry Hills [ NSW Australia ]Bunker A.G. : Teacher 25 Nov 1932 - Walgett Public School @ Walgett [ NSW Australia ]Bunker A.G. : Headmaster 30 Aug 1939 - Kyogle Intermediate High School @ Kyogle [ NSW Australia ]Bunker A.G. : Headmaster 1940 - Kyogle Intermediate High School @ Kyogle [ NSW Australia ]
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B.Ec. : Corporal, A.A.M.C., A.I.F., Gallipoli, England and France. Enlisting 1st May, 1915, and sailing on 15th, was at No. 3 Australian General Hospital, Lemnos, from June to 31st August, when invalided to England and thence to Australia, arriving in December. Re-Enlisting 22nd March, 1916, and sailing 23rd June, served at No. 1 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Harefield, till February, 1917. Then crossing to France, joined 6th Australian Field Ambulance and remained with it till demobilisation although wounded at Ypres, 4th October, 1917, and gassed at Villers-Bretonneux, 23rd May, 1918, and at Hamel, 4th July. Member of Teachers'' College.
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