FRAD076_0062 | Albert Aunis
livret militaire, feuille de visite médicale, ordre du régiment pour l'obtention d'une médaille.
Albert Aunis exerce le métier d'instituteur adjoint quand la mobilisation est lancée, il entre dans le 62ème régiment d'infanterie. Il obtient le grade de caporal fourrier. Il est blessé en 1917 et est emmené au poste de secours où on l'amputera du bras gauche. Il obtient néanmoins la croix de guerre avec palme ainsi que la médaille militaire en 1919.
CREATOR
Monsieur AUNIS Henri
DATE
1914 - 1918
LANGUAGE
fra
ITEMS
1
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
METADATA
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