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<p>Comprised of the following:</p>
<li>RAMC/728/1/2: List of addresses of officers, warrant officers, non-commissioned officers and men serving with the unit on 11th November 1918, 1918.</li>
<li>RAMC/728/1/3: Summary of the unit's history, Aug 1915-March 1919, by its commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel J. Barkley. With correspondence, 1922, re a "connected story" of the unit, 1919.</li>
<li>RAMC/728/1/4: Letter to Lieutenant Colonel Barkley from Quartermaster Sergeant Davis asking for references upon demobilisation, c.1919.</li>
<li>RAMC/728/1/5: Form to be completed by officers claiming early demobilisation or assistance in training or employment in civilian life, c.1919.</li>
<li>RAMC/728/1/6: Summary balance of bank account May 1919, 1919.</li>

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