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Grenade
Object type Women and children/wars
Classification: NM3.7384
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English: Mills grenade on stand; belonged to 812003 L.Cpl Esme Bright Carter, WAAC, WW2 Mills grenade on circular disc stand; with spring clip; deactivated
Date 02 Dec 2004; 1942-1946; 23 Nov 2004; World War 2-wars; 1939-1945
institution QS:P195,Q758657
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2004.124.14
Place of creation Whangarei; Noumea; Papakura; Kamo; Wellington; United Kingdom
Credit line Collection of Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira, 2004.124.14
Notes Mills grenade on stand; belonged to 812003 L.Cpl Esme Bright Carter, WAAC, WW2 Esme Carter initially enlisted with the Whangarei WWSA as a truck driver, circa 1941. At the time she was living with her mother, Mrs Mabel Burnett Carter at Station Rd, Kamo, Whangarei. A year later, on 31 August 1942, at the age of 36 she enlisted with the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps and on 8 June 1943 she was promoted to the rank of Lance Corporal. The following year, 5 May 1944, Esme Carter was posted overseas. To Noumea where she served for a brief period, 27 June to 8 August 1944, before the Japanese advance resulted in many women leaving this post. Following her return to New Zealand L.Cpl Carter was posted to Papakura (17-8-1944), back to Kamo (9 September 1944), to Army Headquarters in Wellington (21 November 1944) and finally back to Whangarei (3 July 1945), According to the family she also worked in An Auckland ammunition factory for a time. At the time of her discharge on 17 March 1946 (Certificate no 14066) Esme Carter had served for 3 years and 111 days.
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