Not everyone was demobilised after the war.
2nd Lieut,. Alfred Searies, MC, has gone to Woolwich for a four months’ course of training to enable him to take up an appointment as Foreman in the AOD [Army Ordnance Department]. Part of the time will be spent in Woolwich Arsenal.
Burghfield parish magazine, November 1919 (D/EX725/4)
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