Hi, If you use the forum search facility with the keywords "draft code" you will turn up queries from other members on the same topic. You may find the below topic helpful - Good Luck Steve Y http://ww2talk.com/forums/topic/59419-troop-movement-drafts/?fromsearch=1
I have my Dad's service records. In amongst some of the acronyms is this RUGFZ. It appears in the sentence: "Posted to Draft India? RUGFZ and temp attached to 3 cpy I.C.Depot." I can decipher most of that, the puzzle is India and RUGFZ. Dad was in the FSS, Field Security Service, serving in Africa Italy and Europe as BAOR attached. Anyone?
It means everyone with that code was on the same draft going to the same place. The letters themselves do not mean anything.
researching my uncle's service with RA LAA and his record shows 'posted to C bty Depot TA (draft REAKZ) wef 8/3/1943 (broadstairs) Appears to be an overseas embarkation followed by disembarkation 10 days later most likley in N Africa. the attached to 47 LAA Regt. anyone know what REAKZ means?
Hi, Welcome to the forum. It’s a randomly generated jumble of letters used as a Draft Code. Previously asked and answered here - http://ww2talk.com/index.php?posts/924172/ Steve
