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Letter to my Dear Ain Folk : Parkhouse, Salisbury

CreatorHawke, John Robertson, 1890-1965Date5 February 1917DescriptionOn 19 October 1916, the battalion again left Flanders for the Somme area. In early November, increased disability due to rheumatism resulted in Hawke's evacuation to England for convalescence at the 3rd Southern General Hospital in Oxford. Following his discharge, Hawke was attached, first to the 61st Battalion and then the 62nd Batten of the AIF at various camps in Wiltshire, England.SubjectAustralian Army. Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)World War (1914-1918)Collection nameJohn Robertson Hawke : World War I letters and artifactsRightsThis item by University of Wollongong Library is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Australia License.SourceUniversity of Wollongong Archives, collection D55/89Item IDD55/089Collection IDD55GeoTagnot specified

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Letter to my Dear Ain Folk : Parkhouse, Salisbury

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