Philip Walters
Born 6.10.1895
Place Ludza, Latvia
Ethnic origin Jewish
Religion Jewish
Father Max Walters
Mother Esther
Family
Uncles Louis Pasvalsky & Isidore Walters
wife Fanny Walters (nee Morris), married 1917, died, 1921; wife Sylvia Fay Walters, married 1923
Arrived at Australia
Residence before enlistment Perth
Occupation Tailor; financier
Service 1 service number 6763
enlisted 6.03.1917
POE Blackboy Hill WA
unit 28th Battalion, 26th Battalion
rank Sergeant, instructional staff
place Western Front, 1918-1919
awards MM (LG 17 June 1919)
final fate RTA 12.07.1919
discharged 24.12.1919
Service 2 (WWII)
service number W43417
enlisted 24.11.1941
POE Claremont, WA
unit AAPC 5 MD
rank Private
discharged 1.01.1942
Service 3 service number W55957
enlisted 23.03.1942
POE Claremont, WA
unit W C Audit section
rank Sergeant
discharged 8.09.1945
Naturalisation Served as naturalised British subject (by father's naturalisation)
Residence after the war Mount Lawley, WA
Died 30.09.1972, Perth
Materials
Digitised WWI service records (NAA)
Digitised Embarkation roll entry (AWM)
Digitised recommendation for award (AWM)
WWII service records 1 2 (NAA)
Family tree on Ancestry.com