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 Indian Army Reserve of Officers: Jan 1917

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Date transcribed2015-00-00
Transcribed byPeter Bailey
CommentThis book covers those volunteering or Re-engaging for Service in the I.A.R.O. during 1916 and up to the middle of January 1917

Serial Number  2046    
Date of Rank & Appointment  14 August 1916    
Date of Joining  14 August 1916    
Surname  Reid    
First Names  Robert Neil    
British Regiment with which trained  -    
Indian Regiment to which Attached  1st Lancers    
Previous Service  Cadet Corps (Lieutenant) Oxford University Volunteer Corps. Mounted Infantry Scouts. Chota Nagpur Light Infantry. Bihar Light Horse. Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles. Indian Civil Service, Bengal.    
Languages  Hindustani (Higher Standard). Bengali (Lower Standard)    
Reports  Keen and capable. Will make a good Squadron Commander.    
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A List of Officers recruited to or Re-engaged during the Year 1916
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