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WW2 Non-Coms - Wasn't aware of this sub forum!

Discussion in 'Non-Commemorated War Dead' started by Neil Clark, May 13, 2010.

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  1. OpanaPointer

    OpanaPointer Pearl Harbor Myth Buster

    Emesis is the root word for emetic. ("To cause to vomit.") Several tropical diseases can cause that and looks like they didn't make a call right then.
     
    OpanaPointer, Oct 27, 2025
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  2. JimHerriot

    JimHerriot Ready for Anything


    Noooooooo!

    Hello openapointer.

    The death certificate image definitely says "hyperprisia"!

    There are two dotted "i"'s within the last couple of syllables ("isia").

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    No tropics. No exotic diseases. No upchuking. And nigh on certainly no wrong call made back in 1946.

    I am sure of that now, and the doctor back at that time was too.

    Hyperprisia. An old school term nowadays, but back in '46, and prior to, and after, a medical term very much in use when a patient suffered with blood pressure problems.

    Courtesy and thanks to Owen Clifford Clarke (then not far away from being Doctor Owen Clifford Clarke)

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    Kind regards, "hyperprisia" it be, always,

    Jim.
     
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    JimHerriot, Oct 27, 2025
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  3. JimHerriot

    JimHerriot Ready for Anything

    Hello Paul.

    "Hyperprisia".

    See post #22 (above) here:

    WW2 Non-Coms - Wasn't aware of this sub forum!

    Kind regards, always,

    Jim.
     
    JimHerriot, Oct 27, 2025
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  4. OpanaPointer

    OpanaPointer Pearl Harbor Myth Buster

    Looked like random specks to me. Must be the accent.

    :D;)
     
    OpanaPointer, Oct 27, 2025
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  5. JimHerriot

    JimHerriot Ready for Anything

    Or the language barrier :)

    Kind regards, always,

    Jim.
     
    JimHerriot, Oct 27, 2025
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  6. PaulC

    PaulC IFCP Volunteer

    AC2 James William Finch 3005240, born 28/10/1924, enlisted on 1/6/1943, discharged on 26/12/1944 physically unfit for Air Force service. Cause of death was bilateral pulmonary tuberculosis and chronic nephritis. Unfortunately, although not surprisingly, his service record has no detail regarding his disability.
     
    PaulC, Jan 16, 2026
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