War13Memorial Posted 12 November , 2011 Posted 12 November , 2011 This seaman died at home, Fife, on 28 November 1918 Death Certificate stated Phithisis Pulmonalis [TB] 2 years 6 months Naval Disability Pensioner CWGC has him as HMS Victory Service No. Clyde Z/7611 Can anyone tell me where, or if, I can find when he was discharged disabled and from where ? many thanks Billy The RBL Festival of Remembrance from the Royal Albert Hall has just finished on the BBC - as always very moving.
horatio2 Posted 13 November , 2011 Posted 13 November , 2011 THomas LAMB RNVR served in the Royal Naval Division and was then transferred to sea service, whence he was discharged. His sea service record can be downloaded here (it may or may not detail the reason for discharge):- http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/details-result.asp?Edoc_Id=7993201&queryType=1&resultcount=5 His original RNVR enlistment papers and RND records are held at the Fleet Air Arm Museum. A copy of the RND record is also at Kew.
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