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Frank Richard Netterfield, born 12Nov1919 at North Ipswich, Queensland, of Wetheron, Gayndah Line, Qld, enlisted in the Australian Navy for a 12 year period of Service (Number 22331) on 7Jul1938 at Sydney, NSW, and saw active service during World War II. He listed his Next of Kin as his mother, Daisy Netterfield. He was described as 5ft 6.5in, Dark hair, Brown eyes and medium complexion.[1]
Ship | From | To |
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Cerberus (land base) | 7Jul1938 | |
Hobart | 23Aug1939 | |
Australia | 3Sep1939 | |
Nizam | 1Jan1941 | |
Quiberon | 16Mar1943 | |
Penguin (land base) | 10May1943 | |
Kuttabul (land base) | 7Dec1945 | |
Lonsdale (land base) | 1Oct1946 | |
Moreton (land base) | 18Dec1946 |
Frank Richard Netterfield was born on 12Nov1919. The Queensland birth index (Reg#1919/C/11903) also lists father as Richard Travis Netterfield, mother as Daisy Mayfield, with the registration district being country, Queensland, Australia.[2]
Frank Richard Netterfield, enlisted in the Australian Navy (Service Number 22331) on 2Jul1938 at Sydney, NSW, and discharged 20Feb1948 with the rank of Able Seaman. [1]
Occupation and Residence from Australian Commonwealth Electoral Rolls:
Frank Richard Netterfield died Between 25 December 1983 and 26 December 1983. The Queensland death index (Reg#1984/1491) also lists father as Richard Travis Netterfield, and mother as Daisy Mayfield, with the registration district being Queensland, Australia.[2]
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