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GOODWIN, James Roy
Personal Details
Service Number: | QX27604 |
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Enlisted: | 12 February 1942, Brisbane, Qld, Australia |
Last Rank: | Corporal |
Last Unit: | Australian Army Postal Corps |
Born: | Lowood, Queensland, 28 January 1923 |
Home Town: | Townsville, Townsville, Queensland |
Died: | Illness, Japan, 30 July 1946, aged 23 years |
Cemetery: |
Yokohama War Cemetery (CWGC) Official Commemoration - Grave Location: Australian Section, E. D. 9. Roll of Honour: Townsville, Queensland., Yokohama War Cemetery, Yokohama, Kanto, Japan |
Memorials: | Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour, City of Townsville WW2 HR |
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World War 2 Service
3 Sep 1939: | Involvement Australian Army (Post WW2), Private, QX27604, (NAA, Pg-3) | |
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12 Feb 1942: | Enlisted Australian Army (Post WW2), Private, QX27604, Brisbane, Qld, Australia | |
12 Feb 1942: | Enlisted Australian Military Forces (Army WW2), Corporal, QX27604 | |
22 May 1942: | Transferred Private, 2nd/11th Infantry Battalion, (NAA, Pg-3) | |
19 Aug 1942: | Transferred Private, 2nd/7th Infantry Battalion, (NAA, Pg-3) | |
11 Sep 1942: | Involvement Private, QX27604, 2nd/12th Infantry Battalion, (NAA, Pg's-3, 5) | |
11 Sep 1942: | Transferred Private, 2nd/12th Infantry Battalion, (NAA, Pg-3) | |
14 Nov 1944: | Involvement Private, QX27604, 2nd/6th Field Company / Squadron RAE, (NAA, Pg-5) | |
14 Nov 1944: | Transferred Private, 2nd/6th Field Company / Squadron RAE, (NAA, Pg-5) | |
28 Sep 1945: | Promoted Corporal, 2nd/6th Field Company / Squadron RAE, (NAA, Pg-5) | |
30 Oct 1945: | Involvement Corporal, QX27604, Australian Army Postal Corps, (NAA, Pg's-5, 6) | |
30 Oct 1945: | Transferred Corporal, Australian Army Postal Corps, (NAA, Pg-5) |
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