The First World War
Officers of The Royal Canadian Regiment

Lieut. Roy Duplissie

Soldiers of the First World War database entry - R. Duplissie

Service:

• Prior service with the 81st Regiment
• Attested for 112th Overseas Battalion, 22 Nov 1915, regimental number 733044
• Sailed from Canada, 23 Jul 1916
• Joined The R.C.R. in France, 23 Apr 1917
• Proceded to England for Commission, 13 Jan 1918
• Gazetted Lieut., 6 Aug 1918
• Courses:
• Musketry
• Machine Gun
• First Aid
• Physical Training & Bayonet Fighting
• Wiring & Entrenching
• Bombing
• Anti-Gas
• Drill
• Revolver
• C.T.S. Bexhill
• Killed in action 28 Sep 1918

Lieut. Duplissie is buried in the Crest Cemetery; Nord, France.

Canadian Virtual War Memorial:  R. Duplissie

Date of Birth - 25 Aug 1896

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