Captain Pryce Henry Peacock
MB BCh BAO (Dubl)
14 Sep 1907 [Dublin] – 9 July 1950 [France]
Service Record
RAMC Depôt Crookham May 1934
27 July 1933 Appointed Lieutenant RAMC on probation. From 27 July to 22 November 1933 he was seconded to Monkstown Hospital, Dublin, as a house surgeon, under the provisions of Art. 213, Royal Warrant for Pay and Promotion, 1931. He then returned to the army establishment and was confirmed in rank in November 1934.
1 Dec 1934 Promoted Captain RAMC.
1934–1938 Served in India.
1938–1939 Served in Palestine.
26 Mar 1939 Arrived from Palestine. Was attached for temporary duty pending re-embarkation.
2 Apr 1939 Returned to England.
12 June 1939 Retired with a gratuity; rejoined on 2 September 1939.
29 Dec 1939 Rejoined 14 Field Ambulance on 19 December 1939.
1939–1940 Served in France with the British Expeditionary Force.
18 Feb 1940 Relinquished command of detachment on being posted to HQ ADMS 3rd Division.
19 Feb 1940 Posted to No 9 Field Ambulance
25 Mar 1940 Acting Major RAMC.
7 Apr 1940 Granted 10 days leave in the United Kingdom.
25 June–4 Nov 1940 Temporary Major RAMC.
1941–1945 Served in East Africa (invalided).
28 Dec 1945 Reverted to Regular Army Reserve of Officers.
9 July 1950 Died in France.
Bibliography
- Entry No: 1547. Drew R.,1968. Commissioned Officers in the Medical Services of the British Army 1660–1960, Vol II Roll of Officers in the RAMC 1898–1960 London, Wellcome Historical Library.
- Succession Books Vol XXVIII, Returns of statement of service of RAMC Officers.
- Volume of particulars of candidates for RAMC commissions (RAMC/1308).