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DALEY, John Campbell
Personal Details
Service Numbers: | 418256, 404014 |
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Enlisted: | 16 May 1939, 1st Military District, Signals, Queensland. |
Last Rank: | Signaller |
Last Unit: | Royal Air Force - unspecified units |
Born: | Johannesburg, South Africa, 28 August 1911 |
Home Town: | Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland |
Schooling: | Brisbane Grammar School, Queensland, Australia |
Occupation: | Taxi Driver |
Died: | Flying Battle, Middle East, 3 August 1942, aged 30 years |
Cemetery: |
No known grave - "Known Unto God" |
Memorials: | Alamein Memorial (El Alamein), Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour |
Service History
Non Warlike Service
16 May 1939: | Enlisted Australian Military Forces (Army WW2), Signaller, 418256, 1st Military District, Signals, Queensland. |
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World War 2 Service
3 Sep 1939: | Involvement Flight Sergeant, 404014 | |
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3 Sep 1939: | Involvement Australian Military Forces (Army WW2), Signaller, 418256, Royal Australian Signals Corps | |
15 Apr 1940: | Discharged Australian Military Forces (Army WW2), Signaller, 418256, Royal Australian Signals Corps, Required by the RAAF. | |
26 Apr 1940: | Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, 404014, A.C. upon RAAF Enlistment. | |
3 Feb 1941: | Embarked Royal Australian Air Force, 404014, Embarked for Egypt. | |
24 Mar 1941: | Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Royal Air Force - unspecified units, RAF M.E. Pool. | |
25 May 1941: | Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Royal Air Force - unspecified units, F/SGT in No 228 Sqn RAF. | |
16 Jun 1941: | Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Royal Air Force - unspecified units, F/SGT in No 230 Sqn RAF. | |
19 Nov 1941: | Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Royal Air Force - unspecified units, RAF 230 Sqn Sea Rescue Flight. | |
8 Aug 1942: | Discharged Royal Australian Air Force, 404014, Royal Air Force - unspecified units, M.I.A. presumed dead. |
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