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LCol Armour A Miller KIA 134th-19th Gezincourt Cemetery

LCol Armour A. Miller

Commanding Officer 134th Battalion (48th Highlanders)  CEF 1916 – 1917

Killed in Action serving with 19th Battalion CEF

Lieutenant Armour Miller enrolled in the 48th Highlanders in 1901. With war in Europe, then Major Miller joined the 134th Battalion [48th Highlanders] at its organization in November 1915. In July 1916 he succeeded in commanding the 134th Battalion upon LCol Donald’s retirement due to illness. In August the battalion embarked at Halifax and headed overseas. In January 1917 while training in England the battalion became part of the 5th Canadian Division. A year later the 5th Division was broken up to form reinforcement drafts. LCol Miller transferred to the 19th Battalion and was killed-in-action.

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Unit(s)
Militia / Reserve Bn, 134th Bn (WW 1)
Service number
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Fate
Killed in action
Date of death
21-Jun-1918
Cemetery or memorial name
GEZAINCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION
Grave or panel reference
I. M. 24.
Cemetery or memorial country
France
Age on date of death
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