"It is the nominal roll, address book and journal of the gang.

The youngest cadets on the nominal roll were aged 11.

'We are trying to produce a nominal roll of original members,' said Mr Stewart.

Units would also need to submit a nominal roll to the Corps' Headquarter for monitoring purposes.

At the meeting, Suga presented Eastick with complete nominal rolls of all compounds in the camp.

That means a scale plan of the tanker, nominal roll of the crew, precise details of arrangements for the rendezvous and ship-to-ship communication.

The shipping nominal rolls are held at the Victorian Public Records Office, Melbourne, Australia.

You can also find nominal rolls of war dead, as well as regimental births, marriages and deaths, at the National Archives and at various genealogical websites.

Veteran Certificate - Veteran Certificate from The World War Two Nominal Roll.

Due to the lack of a nominal roll or other records listing the Australians who took part in the D-Day landings, it is not possible to determine the exact number involved.

Trooper Fault himself has the regimental number 1757, which according to the nominal roll was in fact the number of Trooper John Battersby Crompton Lamburn himself.

Ottawa stopped counting the deaths to old injuries, mental trauma and exposure to gas as war deaths in 1922 while the nominal roll of the 20th (privately held after the battalion disbanded) attributed these to the war until 1928.

These included the elimination and/or simplification of existing manual systems with subsequent savings in staff effort and the more tedious tasks such as producing an alphabetical listing (nominal roll) of employees or identifying those employees coming up for retirement.

George I had tried, but failed, to end the pernicious practice of the purchase of commissions, which encouraged officers to recoup what they had spent by making what profit they could on clothing and feeding their men or through claiming the pay for ghost-like soldiers who existed only on the nominal rolls.