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Deaths by Cause of Death

Short codes for statistics. KIA, MIA and DOW are the combat set; the rest group accidents, disease, and other deaths. The long narrative stays on each person record.

KIA — Killed in action MIA — Missing in action DOW — Died of wounds KOAS — Killed on active service DOAS — Died on active service POW — Died as prisoner of war FF — Friendly fire DUTY — Died on duty MVA — Motor vehicle accident AA — Aircraft accident DROW — Drowned SEA — Lost at sea ACC — Accident SHOT — Shot MURD — Murdered SUIC — Suicide DIS — Died of disease NAT — Natural causes DISCH — Died after discharge UNK — Unknown

Died at Johannesburg Hospital 13 records

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Options list values that appear for this cause. The unit list shows the most common units — pick a regiment to see every unit in that regiment. Combine filters freely — for example KIA + SADF + 1987.

# Last Name First Name Initials Rank Regiment Unit Force Date of Death
28609 Wilson George Cameron G C Private South African Medical Corps 3rd Field Ambulance UDF 1916-12-24
21170 Raubenheimer Petrus Jacobus P J Private Q Service Corps, S.A. Forces UDF 1940-07-27
18712 Ngwegwe Marcus M Driver South African Native Labour Bureau UDF 1917-04-26
17203 Molife Johannes J Labourer South African Native Labour Bureau UDF 1917-09-13
14616 Makade John J Labourer South African Native Labour Corps Railway Section UDF 1917-06-19
35142 Keulder Timothy Joseph J M Sergeant South African Police Service District 39 Johannesburg 2004-01-21
35141 Kennedy Timothy Joseph T J Head Constable (2nd Class) South African Police District 39 Johannesburg 1919-06-27
11829 Karols David D Driver South African Native Labour Bureau UDF 1917-08-09
8078 Geza Robert R Driver South African Native Labour Bureau UDF 1917-06-28
7233 Flanagan May Charlotte M C Probationer Nurse South African Military Nursing Service UDF 1920-02-29
34520 Doyle Bernard B Sergeant South African Police Umtata 1920-11-06
5160 Davis Willie W Driver South African Native Labour Bureau UDF 1917-04-26
506 Anderson William Osborne W O Sapper South African Engineer Corps UDF 1946-01-04