Charles E W Bean, Diaries, AWM38 3DRL 606/254/1 - 1917 - 1933 - Part 23
TELEPHONE:
CENTRAL 4780.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE,
MELBOURNE. 5th December 1932
Dear Bazley,
The following are the figures of gassed
in the Army Brigades and D.A.C's as requested in your
letter of the 30th ult.
UNIT. July August September October November
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- 3rd Army Bde. - - 23 30 12
- 6th " " - 3 21 9 32
- 12th " " 1 1 3 12 27
- 36th H.A.G. 2 - - - 1
- 1st D.A.C. 5 2 - - 1
- 2nd D.A.C. - - - - 5
- 4th D.A.C. 11 2 - 4 -
- 3rd D.A.C. - - 1 1 1
- 5th D.A.C. - - - 1 -
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131 30 52 444 448
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148 38 100 501 526
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Yours sincerely
A.G.Withers
A.W. Bazley Esq.,
Victoria Barracks,
Paddington. N.S.W.
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8 38
48 100
57 501 1105
78 5268 208
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TELEPHONE:
CENTRAL 4780.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE,
MELBOURNE, 24th November 1932
Dear Bazley,
Returned herewith, is letter written by
ex Private G.C. BARNES as requested in yours of the
22nd inst. I recently completed a card for this
man showing that he was evacuated gassed on the 21st
November 1917: his subsequent hospital diagnosis
was Bronchitis.
I am unable to answer the questions
outlined by Barnes but after a casual glance at
the statistics of gassed in the F.A.B's I found
that they did have what seems to be a rather large
number evacuated through this cause proportionate
to other units, so am sending the figures for your
information. It is not possible to give figures
amongst the gunners only nor have I figures of
strength at hand that would enable me to give the
percentage.
The following are shown as evacuated
gassed during the period July to November. The figures
in brackets are those of Died of Gas Poisoning.
UNIT. July August September October November
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1st FAB. 23 6 - (3) 80 (9) 99
2nd FAB. 7 12 - 99 (1) 96
4th FAB 2 1 2 66 (1) 76
5th FAB. 7 3 12 62 (2) 43
7th FAB 6 - - 7 7
8th FAB - - - 8 9
9th FAB. - - 18 - -
10th FAB. 51 2 18 22 (1) 6
11th FAB. (1)33 2 - 16 2
13h FAB. 2 3 - 12 52
14th FAB. - 1 2 72 (2) 58
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Yours sincerely,
A. G. Withers
A.W. Bazley Esq.,
Victoria Barracks,
Paddington. N.S.W.
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Pozieres
1& @ Div's
43 1208
20 609 5 21
3 Div 4 Div
58 1432 21 Jly/19Sept 21 Jly/19Sep
32 807 4 106 7 58
5 46 1 5 224
132 4121 12 351
72 1875 1 107 27 613
1 43 5 203 2 23
39 964 3 23 3 85
62 1269 3 120 –————
1 11 –———— 37 953
64 2644 28 910 37
110 3217 28 ——
1 7 —— 990
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577 | 16398
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3 20 - 18
5 Div 3 68 - 52
8 67 5 111
- 8 9 232 5 117
- 25 6 91 8 296
6 43 19 430 –—————–
7 143 ——— 18 594
- 35 48 908 18
4 150 48 ——
–———— 956 612
17 404
17 1 Div 956 3rd Ech
—— 2 612 164
421 3 938 3125
4 990 –——
5 421 3289
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{4Div 16 Jy 1916 - 6 Sept 1916 3rd Echelon figures
1 10
36 1403
27 571
6 51
125 4122 1st & 2nd Divs { 16398
20 890 { 577
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215 . 7047 { 16975
215
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Total 4 Div 7262 4Div. 7,262
——— 1&2 Divs. 16975
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3/24,237 \
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average 8079 Pozieres
average.
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Cas. 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Divs. 3rd Ypres.
31 July - 15 Nov 1917.
3rd Echelon figures:
Total for 1 & 2 Anzac = 38093
Less Corps troops 1550
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36,543.
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7,309 Aver. loss in 1 2 3 4 & 5
Divs 31/7 - 15 Nov
7,309.
Total for Corps Tps 16 Nov - 31 Dec 140
Total " " " 31 Jy - 31 Dec. 1690
Total " " " 31 Jy - 31 Dec. 1550
(In addition the Artillery
losses 22 Jy - 30 Jy shd
be included.)
2 24 5 / 38 093 \ 7
273 ———————
1315 7 619
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1690 ————
140
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1550
5 9 38 093
8 27 1 550
2 42 5 / 36 543 \ 7
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140
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7 400
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78 1315 466 24 2 73
168 5010 541 81 17 25
183 4934 ———— 67 17 91
218 6208 1016 116 22 56
246 6249 400 117 22 09
307 6226 ———— 154 22 69
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1200 29942 553 10,523
553 10,523 39,458
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1753 40,465 ————
42,218 38,042
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