Mallarky, Stephen Raymond

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B.E. : Lieutenant, 15th Field Coy., Engineers, A.I.F., Egypt and France. Enlisting in July, 1915, and sailing 16th January, 1916, in command 4th and 1st Coy. Reinforcements, joined unit on formation at Tel-el-Kebir in April and was in charge of Engineers' baggage, camels and staff in the Desert March to Ferry Post. Installed and ran pumping station from Sweet Water Canal and supervised construction of light railways, roads and defences. As section officer took part in Battle of Fromelles 19th July and at Fleurbaix personally developed successfully the design and construction of reinforced concrete dugouts

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1911

Tertiary education at University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia 1911
1913

Assistant Engineer 1913
1915

Enlisted 1 Jul 1915
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Military service as Lieutenant at Egypt --, Egypt ; France --, France
1922

Supervising Engineer 1922
1945

Death in Wahroonga -- NSW, Australia 1 July 1945

Gender

Male

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