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Sgt. Charles William Ford
British Army 60th Ammunition Col. Royal Field Artillery
I am searching for any information concerning Sgt. Charles William Ford, Regt. No. 970677, BEF, WWI. He was a sergeant with the Royal Field Artillery, 60th Divisional Ammunition Column, 12th Corps. He served in France, Salonika and Alexandria.
He enlisted in the City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) embodied Territorial Force on 18 November 1915 and transferred to the RFA on 11th March 1916.
He served overseas in France from 25th June 1916 to 2nd December 1916; Salonika from 3rd December 1916 to 13th June 1917; Alexandria from 14th June 1917 to 14th September 1919. He was disembodied on demobilisation on 30th August 1919, and discharged on demoblisation on 31st March 1920. He last known address in 1947 was 105 Lilloet St. West, Apt 16, Moosejaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.
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