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WW2 Service Australian Infantry Rank Private NX89546
Posting on Death: 14 Infantry Training Battalion, he died of injuries.
Death (Court of Inquiry) Held at Bathurst 29.4.1943, Reports that he died from injuries sustained when thrown from Army Vehicle No. 25820 which overturned on the Great Western Highway 8/4/43. That he was on duty at the time the accident occured and injuries sustained. That the injuries were not the result of any misconduct on his part and he was sober. The vehicle overturned as result of being driven at an excessive speed by Lieut C.J. Major
Son of Alfred Buttle and Agnes Anastasia (Nash) Buttle, of Mosman
Husband of Eva Rosina Buttle, of Ashbury.
He is commemorated on the community roll of honour in Mosman NSW, also his name is located at panel 78 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial.
WW2 Service Australian Infantry Rank Private NX89546
Posting on Death: 14 Infantry Training Battalion, he died of injuries.
Death (Court of Inquiry) Held at Bathurst 29.4.1943, Reports that he died from injuries sustained when thrown from Army Vehicle No. 25820 which overturned on the Great Western Highway 8/4/43. That he was on duty at the time the accident occured and injuries sustained. That the injuries were not the result of any misconduct on his part and he was sober. The vehicle overturned as result of being driven at an excessive speed by Lieut C.J. Major
Son of Alfred Buttle and Agnes Anastasia (Nash) Buttle, of Mosman
Husband of Eva Rosina Buttle, of Ashbury.
He is commemorated on the community roll of honour in Mosman NSW, also his name is located at panel 78 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial.
View Memorial site here
WW2 Service Australian Infantry Rank Private NX89546
Posting on Death: 14 Infantry Training Battalion, he died of injuries.
Death (Court of Inquiry) Held at Bathurst 29.4.1943, Reports that he died from injuries sustained when thrown from Army Vehicle No. 25820 which overturned on the Great Western Highway 8/4/43. That he was on duty at the time the accident occured and injuries sustained. That the injuries were not the result of any misconduct on his part and he was sober. The vehicle overturned as result of being driven at an excessive speed by Lieut C.J. Major
Son of Alfred Buttle and Agnes Anastasia (Nash) Buttle, of Mosman
Husband of Eva Rosina Buttle, of Ashbury.
He is commemorated on the community roll of honour in Mosman NSW, also his name is located at panel 78 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial.
WW2 Service Australian Infantry Rank Private NX89546
Posting on Death: 14 Infantry Training Battalion, he died of injuries.
Death (Court of Inquiry) Held at Bathurst 29.4.1943, Reports that he died from injuries sustained when thrown from Army Vehicle No. 25820 which overturned on the Great Western Highway 8/4/43. That he was on duty at the time the accident occured and injuries sustained. That the injuries were not the result of any misconduct on his part and he was sober. The vehicle overturned as result of being driven at an excessive speed by Lieut C.J. Major
Son of Alfred Buttle and Agnes Anastasia (Nash) Buttle, of Mosman
Husband of Eva Rosina Buttle, of Ashbury.
He is commemorated on the community roll of honour in Mosman NSW, also his name is located at panel 78 in the Commemorative Area at the Australian War Memorial.
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