sample folder
Each name comes with a set of documents and information aimed at reintegrating the soldier into military history. We will take the example of Lt BRANT Cameron Donald, Mohawk, missing in 1915 during the First World War.
The first step is to compile the data in 3 different tables:
- The first table contains the detailed information:
| INFORMATION | EXAMPLE WITH Lt BRANT |
| REFERENCE | REF016145 |
| NAME | BRANT |
| FIRST NAME | cameron donald |
| GRADE | lieutenant |
| REGISTRATION NUMBER | N / A |
| COMPANY | 4th canadian infantry battalion |
| REGIMENT | 1st canadian infantry brigade |
| BATTALION | 1st canadian infantry division |
| ARMY | CEF (canadian expeditionnary force) |
| BIRTH DATE | 08/12/1887 |
| DATE OF DEATH | 04/24/1915 |
| AGE DURING THE DEATHS | 27 |
| CEMETERY (NAME) | memorial of the menin gate |
| CEMETERY (CITY) | ypres |
| CEMETERY (STATE) | west vlaanderen |
| CEMETERY (COUNTRY) | Belgium |
| BURIAL | panel 18 G |
| SEX | M (male) |
| PLACE OF BIRTH (CITY) | brant country |
| PLACE OF BIRTH (PROVINCE) | ON (ontario) |
| PLACE OF BIRTH (COUNTRY) | Canada |
| NATION | mohawk |
| WAR 1 | 1 GM (World War I) |
| WAR 2 | canmil (Canadian militia) |
| WAR 3 | |
| WAR 4 | |
| WAR 5 | |
| JOB | blacksmith |
| CAUSE OF DEATH | missing in action |
| NUMBER OF MEDALS | 3 |
| NUMBER OF INJURIES | 0 |
| NUMBER OF ENROLLMENT SHEETS | 2 |
| NUMBER OF CEMETERY PLAN | 1 |
| HISTORY DONE | 1 |
| NUMBER OF MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS | 6 |
| NUMBER OF PHOTO OF THE SOLDIER | 4 |
| NUMBER OF PHOTO OF ITS TOMB | 1 |
| MILITARY DOSSIER COPY | 1 |
| PAGE BOOK OF CANADIAN SOUVENIR | 1 |
| DOSSIER MONTER | 1 |
| COMPLETE FILE | 1 |
| NUMBER OF PAGE IN THE DOSSIER | 108 |
- The 2nd table contains the battle information:
In this case, we are only talking about the 2nd Battle of Ypres, indicating that he was killed in this battle.
- The 3rd table contains the counted by medal:
| 1914-15 Star | 1 |
| British war medal | 1 |
| World war 1 victory medal | 1 |
With all the documents and information gathered, a file is built for each soldier.
Example of Lieutenant Brant's example: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1GZsZ5zAzYhq5A7B08NNtuGWGkQKCpF6D
The file is thus added to the information available on the website, in this case:
Last edited: 26/05/2018