Private Aime Pouliot

Survivor of WW1

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Service Biography

Aime Pouliot was born at St. Clement, Beauharnois County, Quebec, on 8 March 1897. A single Roman Catholic farmer, he was drafted under the Military Service Act in 1918 and served in Canada as Private 3165787 with the 2nd Depot Battalion, 2nd Quebec Regiment, Canadian Expeditionary Force. He was discharged at Montreal on 20 March 1919 under demobilization arrangements for farmer's leave.

General Information

Ranks

Conflict Rank Regiment Branch Unit Company Date From Date To
WW1 Private 2nd Quebec Regiment Canadian Expeditionary Force 2nd Depot Battalion

Service Chronology

1897-03-08 — Born
1918-07-08 — Enlisted under the Military Service Act
1918-08-20 — Reported/joined for service; medically examined Category A2
1918-08-22 — On furlough from this date
1919-03-20 — Struck off strength and discharged; farmer's leave under demobilization authority

Additional Service Notes

Drafted under the Military Service Act, Aime Pouliot enlisted on 8 July 1918 and served in Canada as a Private with the 2nd Depot Battalion, 2nd Quebec Regiment, Canadian Expeditionary Force. He reported and joined at Montreal on 20 August 1918 and was recorded on furlough from 22 August 1918. He was struck off strength and discharged at Montreal on 20 March 1919 under demobilization arrangements for farmer's leave.

Additional Next of Kin Notes

Jean Baptiste Pouliot is identified as Aime Pouliot's father and next of kin at St. Clement, County of Beauharnois, Quebec.

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