Smith, Clive Nigel
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World War I
Family name
Smith
Given name(s)
Clive Nigel
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Male
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Survived WWI
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Smith C.N. : Medical Practitioner 30 Jan 1920 - @ 45 East Esplanade : Manly [ NSW Australia ]Smith C.N. : Medical Practitioner 1 Dec 1920 - @ 'Valetta', 64 Anzac Parade : Kensington [ NSW Australia ]Smith C.N. : Medical Practitioner 6 Feb 1925 - @ Lithgow [ NSW Australia ]Smith C.N. : Honorary Director - 23 Mar 1927 Sydney Hospital @ Sydney Hospital : Sydney [ NSW Australia ]Smith C.N. : Medical Practitioner 24 Jan 1930 - @ 143 Macquarie Street : Sydney [ NSW Australia ]Smith C.N. : Medical Practitioner 5 Mar 1935 - @ Ocean Avenue : Edgecliff [ NSW Australia ]Smith C.N. : Medical Practitioner 6 Mar 1939 - @ Ocean Avenue : Edgecliff [ NSW Australia ]
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M.B., F.R.C.S. : Major, A.A.M.C., A.I.F., Gallipoli, Egypt, France and England. Enlisting and sailing in May, 1915, as R.M.O. 17th Battn., served with it in Gallipoli, Egypt and France until 22nd November, 1916, when transferred to No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Dartford. Was with No. 2 Australian General Hospital, Wimereux, from 14th July, 1917, and 10th Australian Field Ambulance from 16th October till the end of the War, being on non-military employment and extended leave from 8th January, 1919, to 30th May, 1920, and returning in August. Promoted major, 27th April, 1917. Early education at Fort Street Model School.
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