World War, 1914-1918 -- Canada; World War, 1914-1918 -- Nova Scotia
Reasons. Other
Officers. Ranks.
1. _Medically Unfit._
(_a_) Disability due to or aggravated by
service 76 2,983
(_b_) Requiring further medical treatment of
long duration or vocational education 38 507
2. _Demobilisation._
All discharged other than above 1,462 24,299
3. _Struck off Strength._
Deaths 2 17
1,578 27,896
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Transferred to other Districts 8 58
It will be very gratifying to Nova Scotians to know that the whole Staff
of No. 6 District Depot were made up of Nova Scotia officer ranks, all
of whom saw service at the Front, and it is sure when the records of the
District Depots are compared that No. 6 District Depot will be well to
the forefront.
Officers on strength No. 6 District Depot when organized:
Officer Commanding Lieut.-Col. W. B. Roscoe, D.S.O C.M.R.’s.
Second in Command Major A. B. Bucknell 15th L.H.
Adjutant Capt. J. L. Davie, M.C 21st Bn.
Assistant Adjutant Lieut. J. A. Ross 85th Bn.
Quartermaster Capt. A. A. Clark 139th Bn.
_June, 1918._
Officer Commanding Lieut.-Col. D. A. MacRae 25th Bn.
Second in Command Major J. L. Davie, M.C. 31st Bn.
Adjutant Capt. G. T. Shaw 21st Bn.
Assistant Adjutant Lieut. A. F. Ferguson 10th R.R.T.
Quartermaster Capt. A. A. Clark 139th Bn.
Records Officer Lieut. B. E. Elliott C.E.
_Leave and Furlough Section._
Officer Commanding Capt. M. S. Hunt 5th Bn.
Second in Command Lieut. J. Harley 25th Bn.
_Details Company._
Officer Commanding Capt. F. A. Ladd 7th Bn.
_Casualty Company._
Officer Commanding Major L. D. V. Chipman 13th Bn.
Company Officers Capt. A. G. Foster 7th Bn.
Lieut. W. H. Whidden Composite Bn.
Lieut. H. A. Crawley 85th Bn.
Lieut. A. A. Crawley R.C.G.A.
_Discharge Section._
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