The First World War
Officers of The Royal Canadian Regiment
Captain Edward Browne Corsan
Soldiers of the First World War database entry - E.B. Corsan
Captain Edward Browne Corsan (1918)
Service:
- Gazetted 3 Feb 1917
- 7th Canadian Mounted Rifles, Private, 11 Jan 1915 to 20 Aug 1915
- Canadian Army Veterinary Corps, Private, 20 Aug 1915 to 12 Mar 1917
- Commissioned 3 Feb 1917
- 26th Reserve Battalion, 13 Mar 1917 to 1 May 1917
- Joined The R.C.R. 8 May 1917
- Transferred to 3rd Entrenching Battalion, 24 Jun 1917
- Wounded in action, 22 Aug 1917
- Invalided to England and detached to the Nova Scotia Regimental Depot (N.S.R.D.), 25 Aug 1917
- Struck off strength and establishment and posted to N.S.R.D., 25 Dec 1917
- Taken on strength as reinforcement, 23 Jun 1917
- Joined The R.C.R. from C.C.R.C. 12 Sep 1918
- Wounded 1 Oct 1918
Date of Birth - 15 Jan 1891
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