Second World War 'Certificate of Service and Discharge' for Private Charles Frederick JACKMAN, W17457
1954‘Australian Military Forces Certificate of Service and Discharge’ dated ‘28th June 1954’ issued to Charles Frederick JACKMAN W17457. A beige paper document with a border and details of JACKMAN’s service typed in black ink with the Commanding Officer’s signature also in black ink towards the bottom of the page. The recipient’s signature is in blue ink further down. The reverse of the document contains a series of statements and instructions enclosed in a small border in the middle of the page typed in black ink. The certificate has some small tears along the edges, fold marks and creases.
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On front “AAF A17d / (introduced May 1947) / No 2604 / Australian Military Forces / (Citizen Forces) /Certificate of Service and Discharge / This is to certify that / W17457 Private Charles Frederick JACKMAN / 5th Veterinary Hospital / enlisted for service with the Australian Citizen Military Forces / on 27th August 1940 and that he performed Military / Service during the following periods: - / * from 4th November 1940 to 21st January 1941 at / Guildford, W.A. / He was liable to perform Military Service until he was discharged / from the Australian Military Forces on 14th April 1942. / 28th June 1954 … Date / (indecipherable) signature … COLONEL, / Officer in Charge / CENTRAL ARMY RECORDS OFFICE./ Specimen Signature of Member … C.F. Jackman / * Space not to be ruled through. In all other respects this certificate / is issued free from erasures, corrections and interlineations.”. On back “1. In order to guard against impersonation in the event of loss, the holder / of this Certificate must append his signature in the place shown on the / face hereof, at the time of issue. / 2. This Certificate is issued free from erasures, corrections or interlineations. / All blank spaces provide for entry of particulars and not filled in are / ruled through. Signatures are written and rubber stamp signatures / are not genuine. In the event of any doubt arising as to the bona-fides / of the bearer the signature appearing hereon should be carefully / compared with the bearer’s present handwriting. / 3. This Certificate should be kept in a safe place as no duplicate thereof / will be issued, except on surrender of the original and payment of the / prescribed fee. / 4. In the event of irrecoverable loss or destruction of this Certificate, the fact should be reported in writing to the address quoted in the following / paragraph. / Any person who may find this Certificate is required to return it without / delay, in an unstamped envelope to the Records Office at the Military / Headquarters in the nearest Capital City. / 6. This Certificate covers employment in the Australian Citizen Military / Forces only for the duration of which details are entered on the face / hereof. / By authority: AHQ Press – 3720 – 5/47 – 5m”.
Charles Frederick JACKMAN was born on 9 May 1919 in Lockwood, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England. He travelled to Fremantle, Western Australia in 1934, arriving on 23 December via Colombo. JACKMAN enlisted in the 124th Heavy Artillery Battery , Royal Australian Artillery (militia) on 29 July 1937 at the age of eighteen (18). He spent three (3) years and ten (10) days in service at the Princess Royal Fortress in Albany, Western Australia, and qualified as a “Layer” and “Lewis Gunner” before being discharged on 7 August 1940. On 27 August 1940, JACKMAN enlisted in the 5th Veterinary Hospital and was discharged as “Medically Unfit” on 21 January 1941. He worked locally including at the Freemasons Hotel on Stirling Terrace for three (3) months until July 1941, and the Vacuum Oil Company from 28 June 1943 until 17 January 1946. JACKMAN married Betty Milne at St John the Evangelist Church in Albany on 12 April 1947, and died in Albany on13 July 1985. He is buried in Allambie Cemetery, Albany.
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