Harold Eston Fowler Sr. of the 1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade, 2nd from right, stands in front of an armoured car as part of an armed escort for General Sir Arthur Currie, in Bonn, Germany, January 1919. (Les Fowler.)
Proceedings on Discharge.
Attestation Papers.
Attestation Papers.
Service and Casualty Form.
Service and Casualty Form.
Casualty Form-Active Service.
Casualty Form-Active Service.
Promotions, Transfers, Discharges...
Discharge Certificate.
Form R122.
Medical History Sheet.
Dental Certificate for Demobilization.
Medical Examination Upon Leaving the Service of Officers.
Seperation and Assigned Pay Branch.
Seperation and Assigned Pay Branch.
Seperation and Assigned Pay Branch.

Harold Eston Fowler

Harold stands in front of an armoured car as part of an armed escort for General Sir Arthur Currie.

Harold Eston Fowler was born and raised in Watford, Onatrio. Before enlisting for the Great War Harold worked as a telegraph operator.

Harold was discharged April 22nd, 1919 in Montreal, Quebec.

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