A family recollection places one panel member's great-grandfather in an Irish regiment during shooting in Ireland in 1916. The remembered detail is his anger after horses were shot while being watered. His later transfer to the Corps of Military Accountants opens a brief discussion of the army's administrative organisations. The corps is described as having been absorbed into pay services, though the eventual successor organisation is recalled uncertainly.
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A family recollection connects Irish service with military accounting
A family account follows Irish military service in 1916 into the Corps of Military Accountants, with uncertainty about the later organisational lineage.