Cc

Phillip Davey Timeline

By shae1960

  • beginning

    embarked from Melbourne

  • joined Mediterranean expeditionary force

    gallipoli

  • found guilty

    Phillip was found guilty of not complying with an order on board troopship Ionian awarded 14 days detention.

  • hospital

    admitted to hospital gallipoli with a type of typhoid

  • rejoined unit

  • admitted to 1st casualty clearing station Gallipoli for fever

  • transferred 19 general hospital, Alexandria and ttyphoild

  • transferred number one general hospital circo

  • transferred to port said convalescent camp

  • commenceed return to australlia from suez on board 'commonwealth'

  • re-remarked melbourne

  • found guilty of overstaying leave from midnight 7/9 till 5pm 8/9 was reprimanded firmly and forfeited 1 day pay

  • Proceeded to France

  • Joined 10th Battalion in Belgium

  • discharged to number 7 convalescent depot campers

  • admitted to 12th general hospital rouen with trench feet

  • discharged to base depot

  • rejoined unit

  • bomb wound left hand admitted to 10th field ambulance (wounded Accidentally)

  • transferred to 5th general hospital discharged to convalescent depot

  • rejoined unit

  • court of inquiry found he wasn't to blame for his wounds. (bomb injuries)

  • appointed lance corporal

  • admitted too 3rd Australia field hospital (inflamed nymph glands in neck)

  • transferred to 17th casualty clearing station then sameday by ambulance train number 27 to the 11th general hospital (gas poisoning)

  • rejoined unit

  • detached to engineers school

  • awarded military medal

  • rejoined unit

  • promoted to corporal

  • proceeded to overseas training

  • proceeded overseas ton his own accord to rejoin unit

  • wounded in action

    shrapnel wound legs back and abdomen admitted to 3rd Australia field ambulance and transferred to 2nd Australia casualty clearing station transferred by ambulance train 35 to

  • admitted 83rd general hospital bulogne

  • transferred to England

  • admitted to military hospital

    (gunshot wound back and leg)

  • returned to Australia

  • discharged