Second Subaltern Ann Lettice Valborg Gunter
25 Apr 1913 - 30 May 1998
Postings
| Unit or location | Role | Posted from | until |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canwick Hall Instation | Operator | 21 Sep 1941 | Unknown |
| Tunbridge Wells Instation | Operator | 1942 | 1942 |
| Thorpe St Andrew Instation | Operator | 1942 | 1942 |
| Alnwick Instation | Operator | 21 Oct 1942 | 19 Nov 1942 |
| Halstead Instation | Operator | 1942 | Unknown |
| Reigate Hill Instation | Operator | 1943 | 20 Jul 1944 |
| Cheddon Fitzpaine Instation | Operator | Unknown | Unknown |
National ID
DNKH 193/4
Regiment
The Auxiliary Territorial Service
Military number
211976
Commissioned or Enlisted
21 Sep 1941
Occupation
Motor Driver
Career
She was as visited by Beatrice Temple at the following locations;
Lincoln 16 Dec 1941,
Tunbridge Wells 6 May 1942,
Norwich (new site - presumably Thorpe St Andrews) 10 Jul 1942
Alnwick 21 Oct 1942, 19 Nov 1942,
Halstead 25 Nov 1942 "spent all day in vain hunt for billets"
Hannington Hall refresher course 16 Aug 1943
Reigate 23 Nov 1943
She was also photographed at Cheddon Fitzpaine but the date is unknown
Address
Jordans, Upper Eashing, Goldaming, Surrey
Other information
In 1939 she was serving as motor driver with 2nd Hampshire Company ATS/FANY (First Aid Nursing Yeomanry).
On July 10 1942 Beatrice Temple notes in her diary; "Gunter – shattered about Scotch Corner" but not why.
Married in 1962 to Mr Dielman, she remained in what became the Women's Royal Army Corps until 20 Jan 1962.