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

Residence before enlistment Perth
Occupation Tailor; financier
Naturalisation Served as naturalised British subject (by father's naturalisation)
Residence after the war Mount Lawley, WA
Died 30.09.1972, Perth

Service #1

Service number 6763
Enlisted 6.03.1917
Place of enlistment 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
Place of enlistment Claremont, WA
Unit AAPC 5 MD
Rank Private
Discharged 1.01.1942

Service #3

Service number W55957
Enlisted 23.03.1942
Place of enlistment Claremont, WA
Unit W C Audit section
Rank Sergeant
Discharged 8.09.1945

Materials

Blog article

Russian

English

Newspaper articles

Mainly about people. - Daily News, Perth, 8 January 1919, p. 3.

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