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18th Labour Company, Army Service Corps
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18th Labour Company, Army Service Corps
during the Great War 1914-1918.
- Carpenter Richard. Pte. (d.13th Aug 1915)
- Dobson Alfred. Sgt. (d.13th Aug 1915)
- Orford Albert George. Pte. (d.13th Aug 1915)
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263451Sgt. Alfred Dobson 18th Labour Coy. Army Service Corps (d.13th Aug 1915)
Alfred Dobson drowned at sea, the ship he was travelling on was sunk by UB14 off the island of Kandeloussa.
234778Pte. Albert George Orford 18th Labour Coy. Army Service Corps (d.13th Aug 1915)
My great great Grandfather Albert Orford was taken from my great great nan Sarah Charlotte and their 12 children on 13th August 1915. He was on the Prince Edward which was torpedoed and sunk of the coast of Turkey, Gallipoli Canakkale, Turkey. Confirmed as lost at sea on 25th September 1915He has a plaque at the Helles Memorial which I will visit one day. He was delivering supplies to the troupes. Always remembered
Michala Loe
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