Charles Campman
| Born |
1874 |
| Place |
Riga, Latvia |
| Ethnic origin |
Latvian |
| Religion |
Church of England |
| Father |
William Campman |
| Mother |
Jeanette De Sahene |
| Residence before arrival at Australia |
Colonial Defence Force, Anglo-Boer War, 1 year; Colonel Gordon's Flying Column, 9 months |
| Residence before enlistment |
Bruce Rock, WA; Coonamble, NSW |
| Occupation |
Contractor; platelayer |
| Naturalisation |
Served as Russian subject and British subject |
| Residence after the war |
Sydney |
| Died |
1923, Qld (?) |
Service #1
| Enlisted |
9.09.1915 |
| Place of enlistment |
Blackboy Hill, WA |
| Unit |
Tropical Force |
| Rank |
Private |
| Discharged |
18.11.1915 |
Service #2
| Enlisted |
26.11.1915 |
| Place of enlistment |
Lithgow, NSW |
| Unit |
45th Battalion |
| Rank |
Private |
| Discharged |
4.02.1916 |
Service #3
| Service number |
2874 |
| Enlisted |
16.08.1916 |
| Place of enlistment |
Dubbo, NSW |
| Unit |
45th Battalion |
| Rank |
Private |
| Place |
Western Front, 1917 |
| Casualties |
WIA 1917 |
| Final fate |
RTA 29.10.1917 |
| Discharged |
23.01.1918 |
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