Lance Corporal Avila Leduc

Avila Leduc was born at St-Louis-de-Gonzague, Quebec, on 1 February 1894, the son of Philomene Leduc. A farmer, he was drafted under the Military Service Act and joined the Canadian Expeditionary Force at Montreal on 10 April 1918 as Private 3157975 with the 2nd Depot Battalion, 2nd Quebec Regiment. His service was entirely in Canada. In December 1918 he joined the 4th Battalion, Canadian Garrison Regiment, and he was promoted Lance Corporal on 10 May 1919. He was discharged at Montreal on 18 July 1919 on demobilization. His conduct and character on discharge were recorded as very good.

1894-02-01 — Born.
1918-04-10 — Drafted under the Military Service Act; joined as Private 3157975, 2nd Depot Battalion, 2nd Quebec Regiment.
1918-10-15 — Separation allowance to his mother became effective.
1918-10-16 — Medical examination recorded Category A2.
1918-11-01 — Assigned pay of $15 to his mother became effective.
1918-11-23 — Taken-on-strength administrative entry recorded.
1918-12-02 to 1918-12-03 — Reported / was taken on strength of 4th Battalion, Canadian Garrison Regiment.
1919-01-06 — Recorded absent without leave (AWL).
1919-01-07 — Returned from absence.
1919-01-09 — Punishment recorded following the absence.
1919-05-10 — Promoted Lance Corporal.
1919-05-16 — Vaccination and anti-typhoid inoculation recorded.
1919-05-19 — Dental examination recorded.
1919-07-17 — Standing Medical Board / leaving-service medical review; no disability, general health good.
1919-07-18 — Struck off strength and discharged on demobilization; conduct and character 'Very Good'.