Clyde WILSON

WILSON, Clyde

Service Number: 48761
Enlisted: 16 June 1942
Last Rank: Leading Aircraftman
Last Unit: No. 5 Airfield Construction Squadron
Born: Swan Reach, South Australia, 24 August 1923
Home Town: Blanchetown, Mid Murray, South Australia
Schooling: New Well Public School, South Australia
Occupation: Plant Operator
Died: Natural Causes, Smithfield, South Australia, Australia, 25 April 2023, aged 99 years
Cemetery: Not yet discovered
Memorials: Blanchetown District of Blanchetown WW2 Roll of Honour
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World War 2 Service

16 Jun 1942: Involvement 48761, No. 5 Airfield Construction Squadron
16 Jun 1942: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, 48761
16 Jun 1942: Enlisted Adelaide
16 Jun 1942: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, 48761, 5 Personnel Depot RAAF
21 Aug 1942: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, General Reconnaissance School Bairnsdale
14 Mar 1945: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, 2 Personnel Depot, Bradfield Park, Sydney, New South Wales
17 Apr 1945: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, 1 Reserve Personnel Pool (RAAF - Garbutt), RAAAF Townsville, Queensland, Australia
22 May 1945: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, 3 Reserve Personnel Pool (RAAF), Morotai
23 Jul 1945: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Aircraftman, No. 4 Airfield Construction Squadron, Labuan
16 Aug 1945: Promoted Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, No. 4 Airfield Construction Squadron
17 Nov 1945: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, No. 5 Airfield Construction Squadron, Labuan, Malaya
6 Jan 1946: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, 4 Personnel Depot (RAAF), Return to Australia for discharged administration
19 Feb 1946: Discharged
19 Feb 1946: Discharged Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, 48761, No. 5 Airfield Construction Squadron

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