Henry Alfred 'Harry' Bannon was born on January 6, 1915, in Cannongate Edinburgh, Scotland. He was the son of James Bannon and his wife Ethel Smith. James was a Railway signaller. [2]He married Kathleen Ethel Veronica Byrne on March 9, 1940, in Brighton, Victoria. Gunner Henry Alfred 'Harry' BANNON was enlisted in the Australian Army 24 Oct 1939 to 10 Oct 1945 posting at his Discharge 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT Division. He died on March 30, 2005, in Inverloch, Victoria, at the age of 90..[1][3]
Interred at Inverloch Cemetery, Victoria, Australia. Rose Lawn Row C[3] |
Nominal Roll • Accessed 05 Dec 2015.
Service Record Name BANNON, HENRY ALFRED • Service Australian Army • Service Number VX636 • Date of Birth 6 Jan 1915 • Place of Birth EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND • Date of Enlistment 24 Oct 1939 • Locality on Enlistment BRIGHTON BEACH, VIC • Place of Enlistment EAST ST KILDA, VIC • Next of Kin BANNON, KATHLEEN • Date of Discharge 10 Oct 1945 • Rank Gunner • Posting at Discharge 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT • WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display • Prisoner of War Yes
Inverloch Cemetery, Victoria , Australia
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