28th Company Aust Army Service Corps
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Marcus Braham (SN 2460) born at Geelong, was a 22 year old grocer when he enlisted in Melbourne on September 24th 1914. He embarked aboard the Armadale on October 20th first to Egypt and then to Gallipoli in August 1915 to serve with the 28th Army Service Corps. He reached France in June 1916 and in October 1917 he was wounded in action, suffering shrapnel wounds to his arm and leg. He completed his service as a driver with the 5th Division Train. He was granted ‘1914 leave’ and returned to Australia aboard the Borda. He disembarked at Melbourne on December 15th 1918 and was discharged on November 9th 1920. He also enlisted to serve during WW2 with service number V17330.