question about casualty form canadian soldier

[bartensabien]

Good afternoon.  I'm going trough the militairy file of a canadian soldier.  But not everything is clear to me.
I marked the things I do not understand with a yellow marker in the image. Can someone help me to transcribe te 3 items ?

Best regards from the sunny Belgium.

He was wounded at Mount Sorrel in June 1916.   I found out that the casualty form is not always in chronological order.
I think the 2nd line comes before the 1ste line.

(line 2) he is taken from  ??C   to CCS #10   (could this be G15C, a map reference ?  
(line 1) : he is transfered to a.T.   (could this be ambulance train (hospital train)?, as next day he is in General Hospital #4 in France, and the only way to get there in a short time is by train).

(line 5) : taken to strenght "A"   (what does this "A" means ?   Googling learned me it might be "class A" or "classified class A", but that doesn't help me very much)

Edited 7 May , 2017 by bartensabien

[RussT]

The only one I can do, is AT = Ambulance Train

 

Russ

[Chris_Baker]

I would read it something like this:

 

G.15.C  ....  transferred to Casualty Clearing Station (This could be the G.15.C which is a location at Busseboom, SE of Poperinghe)

 

10 Casualty Clearing Station ... transferred to Ambulance Train

 

admitted 4 General Hospital

 

to Base Depot, Etaples

 

taken on strength Canadian Base Depot ... the "A" could be "A" Company of the depot

 

left for unit.

 

Edited 6 May , 2017 by Chris_Baker

[bartensabien]

C.B.D  is  Canadian Base Details (as from extract from other casualty form in the same militairy file)