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On the 3rd of September Leonard Ackerman was born. He was born Nambour, Queensland, by his mother Mrs Mary Elizabeth Ackerman.
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On the 11th of November 1915, Leonard Ackerman enlisted into going into war. He enlisted in Brisbane, QLD.
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On the 22nd of June 1916, Leonard Ackerman's ship, HMAT Demosthenes was shipped of to war.
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On the 22nd of June 1916, Leonard Ackerman was in the Machine Gun Section, he was apart of the 41st Battalion and embarked the troopship A64 called the "Demosthenes.
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On the 24th of October 1916 Leonard Ackerman and the 41st Battalion was appointed to England (L/Cpl).
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On the 24th of November 1916, Leonard Ackerman proceeded overseas to France.
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On the 17th of August 1917, Leonard Ackerman was promoted to Corporal, this is one level below a Sergeant.
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On the 14th of the 10th 1917, Leonard Ackerman was promoted again to Sergeant.
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On the 22nd of December 1917 Leonard Ackerman marched in Rouelles France.
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On the 8th of the 1st 1918, Sgt Leonard Ackerman, was wounded in action (France).
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On the 15th on the 8th 1918, Leonard Ackerman was admitted to King George Military Hospital with a head fracture.
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On the 10th of December 1918, Sgt Leonard Ackerman returned to Australia. With minimal to no injury.
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On the 26th of August 1967, Leonard Ackerman died in Nambour.