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Frank Swannell Diaries: Part I

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British Army Casualties up to Aug 1st
 
British Army Casualties up to Aug 1st
  
Killed   Officers-4,965   Men-70,992 Total – 75,957
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Killed Officers - 4,965 Men - 70,992 Total – 75,957
Wounded   Officers – 9,978  Men – 241,086  Total – 251,059
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Wounded Officers – 9,978  Men – 241,086  Total – 251,059
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Missing Officers – 1,501 Men – 53,466 Total 54,967
 
Missing Officers – 1,501 Men – 53,466 Total 54,967
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Total  Officers – 16,439, Men – 365,544 Total 381,983
 
Total  Officers – 16,439, Men – 365,544 Total 381,983
  
  
Reported to HQ 1st Div, at Dieppe – Col. Mitchell wants me immediately for draughting & surveying – To have rank of Serg’t at Can Army Corps HQ. Endores my commission apt & writes letter regarding my educational qualifications - & promises to send everything to War Office – Says Gen. Leckie agreed reluctantly to let me go – I seem to be much in demand!
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Reported to HQ 1st Div, at Dieppe – Col. Mitchell wants me immediately for draughting & surveying – To have rank of Serg’t at Can Army Corps HQ. Endorces my commission apt & writes letter regarding my educational qualifications - & promises to send everything to War Office – Says Gen. Leckie agreed reluctantly to let me go – I seem to be much in demand!
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BC Archives, MS-0392 Box 1 Volume 4 / FRANK SWANNELL PAPERS / Diary and enclosures, 1915.

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Thursday Sept 16th/15 British Army Casualties up to Aug 1st

Killed Officers - 4,965 Men - 70,992 Total – 75,957

Wounded Officers – 9,978 Men – 241,086 Total – 251,059

Missing Officers – 1,501 Men – 53,466 Total 54,967

Total Officers – 16,439, Men – 365,544 Total 381,983


Reported to HQ 1st Div, at Dieppe – Col. Mitchell wants me immediately for draughting & surveying – To have rank of Serg’t at Can Army Corps HQ. Endorces my commission apt & writes letter regarding my educational qualifications - & promises to send everything to War Office – Says Gen. Leckie agreed reluctantly to let me go – I seem to be much in demand!

BC Archives, MS-0392 Box 1 Volume 4 / FRANK SWANNELL PAPERS / Diary and enclosures, 1915.