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"Ken is undoubtedly right as to terms of service. I had two men in view who were \"disembodied as TE (time excempt) after seven years\". These were notes made on the November 1914 Battalion Embarcation Roll by the Adjutant as a follow up. He used the term, 'disembodied' for  time excempt men only. All others are discharged, transferred or deserted, as well as the casualty records of kia, dow, prisoner or missing. "
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