Tasmanian War Casualties

WW1

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Bradmore, Elton Harold

Born 7^th August 1891 Campbell Town Tasmania to George William and Maria Sarah Bradmore (nee Smith) and was a farm labourer when he enlisted and was posted to the 40^th Battalion.

Was trained at Claremont Camp, later went on to a school of instruction at Port Melbourne for Machine Gunners. He then had further training at Salisbury Plains in England prior to his departure for France.

He was wounded in action (stomach) and died in the 2^nd. Australian Casualty Clearing Station, France 31^st. January 1917.

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