Contributed by: Martin Barker, on 2008-11-07
| Rank | |
|---|---|
| First Name | Albert Victor |
| Surname | Littlewood |
| Year of Birth | 1892 |
| Year of Death | 1972 |
| Regiment | East Yorkshire Regiment |
| Place of Wartime Residence | Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire |
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Signed his attestation on 28th August 1914 aged 22 years and became 2117 Private A. V. Littlewood. 4th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment.
He remained in the UK until 16th April 1915 before departing for France.
Then served in France (Somme) until being wounded (gun shot wound to right kidney) on 13th October 1915
On 20th October 1915 Lance Corporal A V Littlewood Repatriated
18th August 1916 Transferred from North Camp Command Depot, Ripon to Military Corp Railway. Longmoor. Hants. Becoming 171395 Sapper A. V. Littlewood. Royal Engineers
4th February 1919 Mil: Con: Hosp. Old Barracks Crownhill. Devonport Suffering from Influenza
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