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 Post Office in India Mentions in Despatches of Personnel during WW1 - Appendix III

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Date transcribed2024-02-24
Transcribed byAgnes Cool
CommentAppendix III: Mentions in Despatches - starts on pg 302 (324). A list of Personnel and Officers in the India Post Office during WW1 written by a superior officer or published in the government gazette. They include gallant or meritorious action, honours to be bestowed, decorations and so on.

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Quilter" in "Post Office in India Mentions in Despatches of Personnel during WW1 - Appendix III" Surname  Quilter    
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Rank / Title  Lt Col    
Unit or Force  Bushire Force    
Apx 3 Pg no.  302    
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Book Information: The Post Office of India in the Great War. Edited by Lieut-Col Hubert Arthur Sams CIE, ICS late Director of Postal Services Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force. Bombay: The Times Press 1922.
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