| Admitted to: RAF Hospital Cosford. |
Date of Injury: 12/02/1944 |
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| D.O.B/Age when admitted: --- |
Cause of Incident: --- |
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| Transferred to QVH: 01/03/1944 |
Injuries: Burns. |
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| No. of Operations at East Grinstead: --- |
IDENTITY CARD
This is to certify that the patient mentioned below and whose description is stated hereon is the authorised holder of this Identity card.
| Forename: Garnett G. |
Surname: Moore |
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| Service No: --- |
Nationality: Canadian |
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| Awards/Honours: --- |
Patient Unit: --- |
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| Profession: Pilot |
Patient Rank: --- |
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| Death: 18/01/1986 |
Age at Death: 76yrs |
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Notes:
Known as "Tar".
Joined the Lord Strathcona Horse Army Cavalry Unit in 1935, before re-mustering in teh RCAF in 1938. Worked as a parachute packer/maker in Toronto and Calgary before deciding to train as a pilot. Arrived in England in July 1943.
Became a patient at QVH for six months before being transferred to a Canadian hospital.
We've been looking through our collections, and discovered this 1972 photograph from the East Grinstead Observer, o…