Private Peter Brennen left Canada in March 1916 and remained at Bramshott, England for six months. During a medical examination, he was found unfit for active service and was transferred to the Red Cross Hospital at Taplow Bucks, where his brother was serving at the time. Three months later, he was transferred to Moore Barracks Hospital. Here, he was employed in the x-ray room until November, 1917. He was then transferred to the 13th Canadian Field Ambulance unit in France. He returned to England May 5th, 1919, and sailed for Canada May 26th on the Empress of Britain.

Discharged at London June 6th, 1919 due to demobilization.

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Height	5' 9"
Eye Colour	Blue
Age	18
Complexion	Fair
Hair	Fair
Race	White
Birthplace	Chatham, Ontario
Religion	Catholic
Last Place of Employment	Grand Trunk Railway, Cahtham, Ontario.
Average Earnings	$500.00 per year
Marital Status	Single
When Enlisted	September, 1915
Where Enlisted	Chatham, Ontario
Next of Kin	Mother- Mrs. Mary Brennen, Chatham. Father- David Brennen, Chatham. Brother- John Brennen, Chartham. James Brennen, 1st. Depot Battalion. David Francis Brennen, 71st. Battalion. Thomas Brennen, Chatham. Sister- Mrs. Mary Berberich, Detroit.

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