Discharge Certificate for Signaller Horace Dibblee | Demobilizing and Recivilizing | From Vimy to Juno: Canadians Through Two World Wars | From Vimy to Juno: Canadians Through Two World Wars

Each man was given a certificate of discharge to prove they had served during the war and were no longer a member of the military. The certificate's declaration that Signaller Hubert Forster Dibblee signed in May 1919 is transcribed below. A physical description of Signaller Dibblee, similar to that recorded when he enlisted, is also included.

Original copy of typed government document; blanks filled in with handwritten cursive. Document is brown and aged. — (Canadian War Museum, No. 20050172-006.)

*The discharge declaration signed by Dibbled is transcribed.*

**CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE - DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE**

THIS IS TO CERTIFY that No. 1257798 *Signaller Dibblee, Hubert Forster* enlisted in the *9th Siege Battery* CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE at *St. John* on the *28th* day of *July* 1916 HE served in *France and Belgium, 5th Siege Battery* and is now discharged from the service by reason of Demobilization / ~~Medical Unfitness~~.

Date of Discharge: May 14, 1919. Dispersal Station "B", Military District No. 6

Return to Demobilizing and Recivilizing