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Form and document identification can and will remain one of the most difficult items to identify. I hope this section will help in someway. I have added WWI forms as a number records remained the same in content they transmitted. If you can assist please contribute.

Army Form 123A:

WWII:

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WWI:

Personal Effects Form - Sent by the War Office to the benefactors of the deceased soldier, named in his will.

Army Form 01784:

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Reverse side also used during WWII. Entitling a soldier to register a claim for clothing, kit, camp equipment, horse equipment or family property lost or damaged while on service.

Army Form A22:

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Army Form A22 in WW2 served the same purpose as in WW1. Particulars of marriage, birth & baptisms.

WWI:

Particulars of marriage, birth & baptisms.

Army Book A.B. 64:

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Soldiers Army service and pay book.

Part 1.
Instructions to a soldier regarding this book.
Read instructions.
Clothing and necessaries as of 5/10/1944.
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Army Book AB 64M:

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A section from a soldiers service and pay book.

Army Book AB X 801:

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Soldiers release book Class 'A'.

Army Form B 103:

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Parts I & II - Service and casualty form. Contains a complete breakdown of locations, sickness, leave and disciplinary action'.

Army Form B.104- 82:

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This death notification form has not changed over the years. Records – Service number, rank, regiment where and date.

L/Sgt. Norman (Curly) Williams bereavement form.
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Army Form B 111:

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Attestation form. Records the date of entry into the service etc.

Army Form B. 122:

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Service Conduct Sheet.

Army Form B.178:

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Medical history. See below also.

Army Form B 178A:

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Lost Medical Forms (Replacement) Duplicate copies of Army Form B 178A are not kept. If the form is lost a temporary Army Form B 178A is substituted for it. If the original form is then found any entries made on the temporary form are transferred to the original form. Army Form B 178A accompanies a soldier to a military hospital but not to a civil hospital. When he goes to a civil hospital another form is sent with him. When he returns from the civil hospital the relevant information on this form is transferred to the Army Form B 178A. This procedure enables a complete medical history of soldiers to be kept.

Army Form B 200B:

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Statement of serviceses. See below also.

Army Form B 200B/14:

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Comment section just above the foot of the 'Statement of serviceses.'

Army Form B 200d:

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Territorial Army record of service.

Army Form AF B 200D/1:

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Territorial Army record of service - reverse side of AF B 200d.