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Alfred was born in Jersey, United Kingdom.
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Berteau enlisted at Liverpool, NSW and was placed in the 1st light-horse regiment
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Berteau was transferred to the 12th light horse on the 1st of June 1916 and served until the 18th of February 1917
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Berteau left for Egypt aboard the HMAT-A25 Anglo-Egyptian.
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Trooper Berteau landed at Suez, Egypt
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Joined the 2nd light horse training regiment.
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Transferred to the 1st Field Squadron of Engineers, ANZAC Mounted Division.
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Sapper Berteau was sent to the 24th Stationary Hospital suffering from gonorrhoea.
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After a total 104 days absence, Sapper Berteau rejoined his unit.
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Berteau joined the 2nd Field Squadron of Engineers where he served through the first half of that year.
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Berteau was granted leave to the rest camp in Moscar. 1 week later he reported to the 14th australian hospital with pyrexia.
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Berteau cured of pyrexia rejoined 2nd Field Squadron of Engineers
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Berteau was in medical care for 4 days
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Berteau left his unit to await a ship for UK leave.
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Berteau boarded the Caledonia set for a return to the UK.
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Berteau was granted leave by the Furlough Department at heytesbury.
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Berteau left for Australia aboard the Delta, while at sea he was in hospital for 10 days due to dhobi itch.
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Berteau arrived in Australia
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Berteau was discharged from the A.I.F
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Berteau was recorded as a fruit grower in electoral rolls in beerburrum
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Berteau passed at the age of 76