Cunningham, Archibald James
Person: id 5033
University connections
USyd
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World War I
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Family name
Cunningham
Given name(s)
Archibald James
Initials
A.J.
Gender
Male
Early education
Tertiary education
Start date
1916
Combined start dates
1916
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Cunningham A.J. : Gynaecologist 1924 - Royal Hospital for Women @ Royal Hospital for Women : Paddington [ NSW Australia ]Cunningham A.J. : Medical Practitioner 1927 - @ 42 Susan Street : Randwick [ NSW Australia ]Cunningham A.J. : Gynaecologist 1937 - @ 269 Oxford Street : Waverley [ NSW Australia ]
Professional Association Memberships
OCRd book entry or other narrative
Med III. Listed in the back of the Book of Remembrance in the Combatant section as, a member of the University who joined the Company, volunteered for active service, and having been accepted for the A.I.F., was in camp at Liverpool preparatory to leaving for the Front, October 1918.
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Visible notes
Lt Colonel Cunningham was killed in action at Benghazi on 16 February 1941, just prior to the German advance into the Western Desert. He was the CO of the first field Ambulance. Former RMO, Sydney Hospital. From SU BoR WW2
Internal notes
SUU list has him M.C.O.G.
Discovering Anzacs
WWI
Yes
Basic Information needed
No
SourceInfo
UniComp
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USyd WWII BOR
UniCompDegree
Med. III.
UniCompStatus
Combatant