H 42084 Smith, Edward, Rifleman

Originally posted by klambie
Hi Karmen,

I'd also be interested in learning more about discipline during WW II, as I believe it had evolved to become less harsh since its origins in the 1800's and into WW I.

Hi Kevin,

Thanks for your response I wonder often what sorts of actions and such that my Uncle, and others who were "disciplined", had to do, or do without My dear Uncle had a number of AWOLs in his records, both "at home in Canada" and Overseas and it's always been a question in my mind as to what forms of disciplinary actions were meted out, and for what

ALSO, I am thinking that a whole new thread started about "discipline" would be good (and extremely interesting to read through) as this could become a whole topic all on it's own, and would "get lost" in my Uncle's thread here.

IN FACT, the more I consider this, I'm going to start one right now and we can attract peoples responses directly to this subject. I'll also post a link from this thread to the new one!



Karmen