CREW LIST: RAMC (ENLISTED RANKS)


  1. Adams,  Robert (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED
  2. Ash, Moses (Private) [1]  SERIOUSLY INJURED
  3. Bateson, Norman (Private) [1]
  4. Best, Samuel (Private) [7] 
  5. Binks, Arthur (Private) [1] DIED
  6. Bostock, George James (Private) [1] DIED
  7. Brelsford, Holmes (Private) [1][3] 
  8. Brunt, Walter John Goulding  (Sergeant) [1] SLIGHTLY INJURED
  9. Busson, Walter H. P. (Private) [1]
  10. Cryer, Crossley (Private) [2] 
  11. Cuthbertson, John W.  (Private) [1]
  12. Fisher, John S.  (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED
  13. Foggin, William (Sergeant) [1] SLIGHTLY INJURED [incorrect regimental No. in the official report]
  14. Freebury, Henry (Private) [1] DIED 
  15. Gleave, James (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED
  16. Gregory, Ernest C. (Lance Corporal) [1] SLIGHTLY INJURED
  17. Halliday, Sidney S. (Sergeant) [1]
  18. Hartley,  William Edgar (Private) [2] 
  19. Hogben,  Henry A. (Private) [1]  SLIGHTLY INJURED [listed as Hogbon in the official report]
  20. Holt, Wilfred (Private) [2] 
  21. Jacklin, H. (Private) [1]
  22. Jones, Thomas (Private) [1]  DIED
  23. Kelly,  Thomas (Private)  [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED
  24. King, George William (Private) [1] DIED
  25. Love,  Thomas C. (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED
  26. McDowell, William (Private) [1]
  27. Morris, Albert N. (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED
  28. Mugg, Oliver H. (Corporal) [1] SLIGHTLY INJURED
  29. Netherway, William H. (Private) [1]
  30. Nichols, Frank H. (Sergeant) [1] [incorrect regimental No. in the official report]
  31. O'Connor, T.  (Private) [2] 
  32. Ogden, Sidney (Corporal) [1] [incorrect regimental No. in the official report]
  33. Parker,  Richard (Private) [2] PHOTO/INFO
  34. Pickles, Harry Lindsay (Private) [2] 
  35. Pottinger, G. (Sergeant Major) [1] [incorrect regimental No. in the official report]
  36. Pull, William S. C.  (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED [listed as Bull in the official report]
  37. Radcliff, John (Private) [1]
  38. Reynolds, John  (Private) [4] 
  39. Rowbotham, Ernest H. (Private) [1] SLIGHTLY INJURED
  40. Sharpe, William (Sergeant) [1] [9] DIED
  41. Smith, G. N. (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED [incorrect regimental No. in the official report]
  42. Smith, Leonard T. (Private) [1] DIED
  43. Stone, William (Private) [1] DIED 
  44. Sugden, James W. (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED
  45. Talbot, Bernard (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED 
  46. Thompson, William E. (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED [listed as W.K. in the official report]
  47. Tyler , Percy D. (Private) [5]
  48. Ward, Alfred (Private) [1]
  49. Waugh, J. (Corporal) [6]
  50. Williams, Samuel Edwin (Private) [8]
  51. Wood, W. T. (Private) [2]  
  52. Worrall, A. (Private) [1] SERIOUSLY INJURED [incorrect regimental No. in the official report]



SOURCES:

[1] REPORT INTO THE LOSS OF HMHS BRITANNIC by Lieutenant Colonel Henry Stewart Anderson, Senior Medical Officer (Imperial War Museum; document No. 90/37/1). Also available in the book "Hostage To Fortune: The dramatic story of the last Olympian HMHS Britannic" by Simon Mills.
[2] Local newspaper: The Burnley News (November 25, 1916), courtesy of Mike Poirier.
[3] Local newspaper: Express And Advertiser (November 29, 1916), courtesy of Mike Poirier. 
[4] Local online newspaper: The Power River Peak (December 23, 2014; article by Matthew Mason).
[5] THE STORY OF THE SINKING OF HMHS BRITANNIC by Percy D. Tyler; Unpublished journal; 1916 (excerpts from the journal were included into "Hostage to Fortune" by Simon Mills).
[6] Local newspaper: The Scotsman (December 29. 1916), personal account submitted by Mike Poirier at the Voyage (No.58; 2006), the journal of the Titanic International Society.
[7] Information provided by visitors of the website.
[8] Personal collection at The Living Archive (Milton Kaynes), discovered by Michail Michailakis.
[9] THE TITANIC COMMUTATOR Vol.33; No.186; 2009 [The Odyssey of Sergeant William Sharpe by Simon Mills].