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Wren was Chairman of the 2nd/4th Battalion Comforts Fund; Vice-President, Limbless Soldier's Association; Historian 3rd Battalion
Book of Remembrance entry
C. de G., B.Ec. : Captain, 3rd Battn., A.I.F., Gallipoli, England and France. Enlisting 17th August, 1914, and sailing 20th October as corporal, was promoted lance-sergeant in Egypt, 5th April, 1915, and proceeded to Anzac, where wounded at the Landing. On recovery rejoined battn. as sergeant, was promoted second-lieutenant On the Field 4th August and wounded again at Lone Pine on 11th, again rejoining battn. on recovery. Crossing to France in March, 1916, was wounded severely at Pozieres 23rd July and evacuated to hospital and, on recovery, seconded to 14th Training Battn., Hurdcott, as second in command, returning to battn. in June and to Australia in December, 1917. Promoted lieutenant, 14th November, 1915; captain, 12th March, 1916. Awarded Croix de Guerre 5th December, 1916. Author of Randwick to Hargicourt
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1914Enlisted 17 Aug 1914 at Crookwell [ NSW Australia ]
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?Military service as Captain at Gallipoli --, Turkey ; Wingate, England --, United Kingdom ; France --, France
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1921Tertiary education at University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia 1921
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?Staff Superintendent at Sydney -- NSW, Australia
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1941Death in Caulfield Military Hospital -- VIC, Australia 24 June 1941
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