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Pte. Frank Pollard
British Army 34th Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps
from:Darwen, Lancashire
Frank Pollard was one of three brothers who served in the war, one was killed and the other wounded. Formerly his occupation was a weaver but he enlisted on the 30th July 1915 and after training at Devonport he arrived at Mudros on December 3rd 1915. He then served as a stretcher bearer with 34FA and survived the war. According to his war diary he was attached to 33FA from June 7th to June 10th 1917 before returning to his unit.

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