Sergeant George Walter Weier died on foreign soil, Killed In Action on the 3rd July 1945, in Balikpapan, Borneo.[4]
The "S" on the registration number designates a World War II death—happened overseas during World War II for service personnel who enlisted in Queensland. There may or may not be details of burial.[5]
George Walter Weier CWGC certificate
George was buried at Labuan War Cemetery, Malaysia.[6]
WEIER GEORGE WALTER : Service Number - QX7387 : Date of birth - 10 Jan 1919 : Place of birth - GATTON QLD : Place of enlistment - KELVIN GROVE QLD : Next of Kin - WEIER CHRISTIAN
WEIER George Walter - QX7387 AIF; Year of Death - 1945; Cemetery - LABUAN WAR CEMETERY, BORNEO
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George and his brother Edward Otto
His brother Edward first enlisted in the 25th Infantry Battalion and resigned to enlist in the 2/31 in Port Moresby.
George died in the Battle of Balikpapan and he also served in the following battles:
Syria 1941, Syrian Frontier, Merjayun, Jezzine, Damour, Hill 1069, Baradene, Kokoda Trail, Ioribaiwa, Eora CreekTempleton's Crossing II, OiviGorari, BunaGona, Gona, LaeNadzab, Lae Road, Ramu Valley, Shaggy Ridge
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George and his brother Edward Otto His brother Edward first enlisted in the 25th Infantry Battalion and resigned to enlist in the 2/31 in Port Moresby.
Company A, 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion (George named in photo)
George died in the Battle of Balikpapan and he also served in the following battles: Syria 1941, Syrian Frontier, Merjayun, Jezzine, Damour, Hill 1069, Baradene, Kokoda Trail, Ioribaiwa, Eora CreekTempleton's Crossing II, OiviGorari, BunaGona, Gona, LaeNadzab, Lae Road, Ramu Valley, Shaggy Ridge
Brothers Max Franz and Victor Franz also served.