Staff-Sergeant Frank Tessier

Survivor of WW2

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Ranks

Conflict Rank Regiment Branch Unit Company Date From Date To
WW2 Staff-Sergeant Canadian Infantry Army 1st Canadian Tank Brigade
WW1 Gunner Canadian Garrison Artillery Army 3rd Siege Battery
WW1 Private Canadian Army Service Corps Army Canadian Army Service Corps Depot

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Type Date Published Headline
News Clipping Frank Tessier is Reported Wounded

Additional Service Notes


When war was declared again on Sept. 3rd. 1939, Mr. Tessier's first thought was of that 1st class discharge certificate and of how he could turn his accomplishments to benefit the Allles. He was anxious to get into harness again- but not in the air force this time, as he lost three fingers off his right hand during sawing of wood operations a few years ago. He found out it was not possible to enlist in the air force and was satisfied to enlist in the 1st Canadian Tank Brigade, as staff-sergeant. As staff sergeant Tessier he went overseas with his regiment in June 1941, still a young man. He was born at Dewittville, Que., July 20, 1895, the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tessier,
Latest word received hy his wife, Mrs. Tessier, is that he has been wounded (bomb) and is in hospital, “Somewhere in England.”

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