Private Raymond George Hind

Service number	2655
Birth Date	06/1899
Birth Place	Australia: New South Wales, Sydney, Waterloo
Death Date	15/11/1916
Death Place	France
Final Rank	Private
Service	Australian Imperial Force
Unit	18th Australian Infantry Battalion
Places	France Waterloo
Conflict/Operation	First World War, 1914-1918

Description

Private Raymond George Hind (2655, 18th Battalion) was born in Waterloo, NSW in June 1899. He was working as a tanner when he enlisted in August 1915. Raymond was killed by a high explosive shell on 15 November 1916 while on fatigue duty at Flers, France. He is buried in Longueval Road Cemetery, Longueval, France. Raymond was 17 years 5 months of age at the time of his death. Raymond's brother, Bombardier Herbert Heslie Hind, served with 36 Australian Heavy Artillery Group.

Rolls

Australian Red Cross Wounded and Missing Files:

Unit

18th Australian Infantry Battalion

Conflict

First World War, 1914-1918

Rank

Private
Roll of Honour:

Unit

18th Australian Infantry Battalion

Conflict

First World War, 1914-1918

Rank

Private
First World War Embarkation Roll:

Conflict

First World War, 1914-1918

Rank

Private
First World War Embarkation Roll:

Conflict

First World War, 1914-1918

Rank

Private
First World War Nominal Roll:

Unit

18th Australian Infantry Battalion

Conflict

First World War, 1914-1918

Rank

Private

Timeline

Date of birth	06/1899
Date of enlistment	09/08/1915
Date of embarkation	02/11/1915
Date of fate	15/11/1916
Date of death	15/11/1916
Date of embarkation	09/04/1916
Date of death	15/11/1916