WW2 military records show that my daughter-in-law's father, following a wounding, was reclassified Class 1 (d) - what does this mean? Also, is there a list of these classifications, as his changed a few times? Thanks.
Hi hangman Could you scan and post (upload a file option) to that we can see the sheet - thanks - sometimes easier when you can see the context of it TD
Thanks - file attached. If you know what CMP (1) and BESC are, that would also be really helpful. I thought CMP might be Corps of Military Police, but there are sometimes numerous options! BESC may be British Employment S? C?
CMP is Corps of Military Police - in this instance based at Secunderbad BESC - may be something like British Embassy Security Control TD edited to add: British Embassy Security Compound? - he was only there a few days prior to going on leave
Hi hangman, Member Alistair (AB64) in a thread points to document entitled "Medical Categories for Other Ranks, 1943" that he put up on Photobucket. Medical Classifications by Alistair Taylor Without logging in the only way I could download was from the slide show using the right click "Save Image as". D is simply described as "Temporarily unfit". Regards ...