Identification of Broomhall Joseph on Enlistment 23 April 1920

Distinctive marks, and marks indicating congenital peculiarities or previous disease.

(Should the Medical Officer be of opinion that the recruit has served before, he will, unless the man acknowledges to any previous service, attach a slip to that effect, for the information of the approving Officer.)

Tattoo Marks on both forearms.

I have examined the above-named Recruit and find that he does not present any of the causes of rejection specified in the Regulations. He can see at the required distance with either eye; his heart and lungs are healthy; he has free use of his joints and limbs; and declares that he is not subject to fits of any description.

I consider him Fit for the Territorial Force.

NOTE. - Should the Medical Officer consider the Recruit unfit, he will fill in the foregoing certificate only in the case of those who have been attested and will briefly state below the cause of unfitness.

I hereby certify that the above-named Recruit was inspected by me, and I consider him Fit for service in the 3rd Batt. London Regt. and that due care has been exercised in his enlistment.

I certify that this Attestation of the above-named Recruit is correct, and properly filled up, and that the required forms appear to have been complied with. I accordingly approve, and appoint him to the 3rd Batt. London Regt. (R.F.) T.A.

If enlisted by special authority, Army Form B.203 (or other authority for the enlistment) will be attached to the original attestation.