| Date of birth |
1884-12-09 |
Parramatta, NSW. |
| Other |
1909 |
Commenced nursing training at Coast Hospital, Little Bay, Sydney. |
| Other |
1913-05-14 |
Registered with the Australian Trained Nurses' Association. |
| Date and unit at enlistment (ORs) |
1914-11-14 |
Enlisted in the Australian Imperial Air Force as a staff nurse in the Army Nursing Service and was posted to the 2nd Australian General Hospital. |
| Date promoted |
1915-12 |
Promoted to nursing sister. |
| Date of honour or award |
1917-07-22 |
While attached to the 2nd Australian Casualty Clearing Station at Armentires, Dorothy Cawood along with two other sisters, Clare Deacon and Alice Ross-King, evacuated patients from burning buildings while the station was being bombed. All three sisters were awarded Military Medals for their action. |
| Other units |
1917-08-01 |
Transferred to the 38th Satationary Hospital at Calais. |
| Other units |
1917-11-01 |
Transferred to 6th Australian General Hospital. While stationed there Dorothy Cawood recieved a Mention in Despatches for distinguished and gallant service in the field. |
| Date of honour or award |
1917-12-28 |
Mention in Despatches. |
| Date returned to Australia |
1919-05-11 |
Returned to Sydney. |
| Date of death |
1962-02-16 |
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