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Quick thought, what are the dates regarding the arrival of No. 22 C.G.H., to Bramshott?

Phil, I was hoping I did not come across as petulant with my response, not letting go of my thoughts, and by providing the quotes. I am glad my answer has helped and that I made a suggestion which may be of benefit. I look forward to hearing what the Museum has to say about the location.

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Phil, I am making what could be wildly inappropriate assumptions from reading, OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL SERVICES 1939-1945, but it appears to me that No. 21 C.G.H. was not accepting casualties until it went to the continent following D-Day, to Mesnieres en Bray, near Dieppe, to be pr...

See the C.A.M.C. official history here: http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhh-dhp ... vol1_e.pdf.

Look at pages 235, 265 and 270. Page 544 places No. 2 CGH at Bramshott in May, 1944.

Solved it:

It is possible that he was resident in the US, at the time of his enlistment.

I have been unable to find any W I Firvin on any database, which is relatable to the information you have supplied. I have found the following: Pilot Officer (Wireless Op./Air Gunner) GIRVIN, WILLIAM IVAN Service Number J/92124 Died 11/06/1944 Aged 25 98 (R.A.F.) Sqdn Royal Canadian Air Force Son of...

G’day, and welcome to the forum.

I am looking forward to your future posts.