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Barney Hines was born on the 10th of the October in 1878 in Liverpool in England.
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Barney Hines enrolled and was accepted into the AIF (Australian Imperial Force) at 28 years old and was attached to the "12th Reinforcements of the 13th Battalion" (12 REIN-13-BATTN) on the 24 of August, 1915. -
Barney Hines was dischared from the AIF at Sydney due to being medically unfit, with the disability of Haemorrhoids on the 20th of January, 1916.
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Three and a half months after Barney's discharge from the AIF, he enrolled into the AIF again and was accepted on the 5th of August, 1916.
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Barney Hines was embarked on the "Wiltshire" troopship from Sydney on the 22nd of August in 1916.
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Barney Hines was disembarked from the ship he was travelling on at Plymouth in the United Kingdom on the 13th of October, 1916.
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While Barney Hines was stationed at Bovington Camp, he committed an offence. He was absent without permissioned leave from midnight of the 31/10/16 until 5PM on the 1/11/16. As punishment, Hines recieved three days of CC (confined to camp) and forfeited one day worth of pay
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At Codford, Barney Hines once again absented himself without permissioned leave from his station from the 5/12/16 until he was apprehended.
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Barney Hines left the 12th Training Battalion to proceed overseas to France on the 3rd of March, 1917.
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On the 7th of March, 1917, Barney Hines arrived in Etaples in France.
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Barney Hines was taken out from his station and transported to the Hospital to be treated for his sickness on the 18th of March,1917.
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On the 4th of April, 1917, Barney Hines joined the 45th Battalion.
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Barney Hines committed another offence on the 6th of September, 1917, by missing three parades without permission, them being at 9AM, 2PM & 8:30PM. Hines received a punishment of reduction of three days pay.
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Barney Hines committed his fourth offence on the 14th of November, 1917, for being absent from parades at 9AM & 12:30PM without permission. His punishment was 14 days of forfeited pay.
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Barney Hines committed another two offences on the 18th of April, 1918. The first offence being drunkenness, and the second being A.W.L (Away without leave) from the hours of 9:30AM until 11:45PM. He was then later trialled to forfeit 18 days pay.
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On the 3rd of May, 1918, Barney Hines was wounded in action.
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