The First World War
Officers of The Royal Canadian Regiment
Lieut. Albert John Gough
Soldiers of the First World War database entry - A.J. Gough
Service:
- Attested for service on 12 Jan 1915 with the 34th Battalion, C.E.F.; regimental number 602131
- Left Canada for England, Acting Corporal, 10 Oct 1915
- Courses:
- P.T. & B.F., Shorncliffe, England
- Promoted Lance Sergeant, April 1916, after being transferred to the 23rd Reserve Battalion as Physical Training and Bayonet Fighting (P.T. & B.F.) Instructor
- After one month with the 23rd es. Bn., transferred to 1st C.C.D. and taken on strength the D.R.O. as Acting Sereant-Major whilst employed as Graduation Class Instructor
- Granted Commission in November 1916
- Joined The R.C.R., 15 Dec 1916
- Evacuated to England 2 May 1917
- Returned to France 1 Aug 1917
- Wounded in ation (bullet wound left arm), 6 Sep 1918
The Connecting File, Vol XVI, No. 3, July 1937
Obituary — It is with deep regret that we have to record the passing of our Old Comrades.
Lieut Albert John Gough served with the Regiment for 18 months in France and Belgium. The serious nature of his wounds, received in 1918, eventually compelled him to leave his employment with the Merchants Rubber Company four years ago. We fear that far too few people realize today the fact that the war did not end for many in 1918. As the years pass the strain of active service days is still with those who sis their share in France and Belgium.
Date of Birth - 6 Jan 1896
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