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The First World War
Officers of The Royal Canadian Regiment

Lieut. Harry Victor Bonner

Soldiers of the First World War database entry - Lieut. H.V. Bonner

Lieut. Harry Victor Bonner

Lieut. Harry Victor Bonner (1918)

Lieut. Harry Victor Bonner

Lieut. Harry Victor Bonner (Nov. 1918)

Service:

  • The R.C.R.; 17 Dec 1907 to 5 Sep 1914 (Canada)
  • The R.C.R.; 5 Sep 1914 to Aug 1915 (Bermuda); Lance Corporal, regimental numbers 9586 and 477085
  • The R.C.R.; 1 Nov 1915 to 16 Sep 1916 (France), then returned to England
  • Commissioned from the ranks of The R.C.R. (date tbc)
  • Courses
    • 14 days, Lewis Gun, Bexhill (1st Class)
    • 14 days, Anti-Gas, Bramshott (Good)
    • Revolver Course, Bramshott (Expert shot)
    • G.M.C. (1st Class Shot)
  • Lewis Gun Officer, 17th Canadian Reserve Battalion
  • Taken on Strength, The R.C.R., as relief from the 17th Cdn. Res. Bn. 21 May 1918
  • Joined The R.C.R. from C.C.R.C. 15 Jun 1918
  • Wounded in action, 8 Aug 1918
  • Rejoined from C.C.R.C. 30 Aug 1918
  • SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 27 AUGUST, 1919.; Nova Scotia Regt. - Temp. Lt. H. V. Bonner to be actg. Capt while empld. as Wing Record Officer, M.D.6. 28 Feb. 1919, to 2 Aug. 1919.
  • SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 8 SEPTEMBER, 1919; Nova Scotia Begt. - Temp. Lt. H. V. Bonner retires in the British Isles. 22 Aug 1919

Date of Birth - 4 Dec 1892

 

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