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Movements of 4CIRU and 6CIRU
Hi everyone.
A co-worker of mine is trying to trace out some locations where a relative may have been stationed in England during the war. At this point I only have the following information on when the relative was posted to a couple various units. Any information on where those units were based would be most helpful. Quote:
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He may have been sickly. He may have been chronically unwell and not treatable. He may have been a discipline case. He may have been an administrative burden. Or, he may have been utterly unwilling to soldier but just barely good enough not to get into trouble. Or, he may have been unable to train for a trade. Many reasons, but at the very least he survived!
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Yeah I was thinking same thing. He may also have been an instructor.
Here is is name and #. B – 127755 Joseph Upson
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer |
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