
| Regimental number | 17382 |
| Place of birth | Waipu, Northland |
| Occupation | Farmer |
| Next of kin | Sister, Miss K Campbell, Titoki, Whangarei |
| Rank on embarkation | Trooper |
| Unit name | New Zealand Expeditionary Force, 18th Reinforcements, New Zealand Mounted Rifles |
| Embarkation details | Unit embarked from Wellington on board SS Manuka on |
| Final rank | Trooper |
| Final unit | New Zealand Mounted Machine Gun Squadron |
| Fate | Died of injuries |
| Age at death from cemetery records | 40 |
| Place of burial | At sea |
| Commemoration details | Auckland Provincial Memorial, Waikumete Cemetery, Auckland |
| Miscellaneous information from cemetery records | Parents: John and Marion Campbell |
| Other details |
War service: disembarked Suez, 14 November 1915, and posted to Auckland Mounted Rifles. Transferred to 16th Company, Imperial Camel Corps. Admitted to Rest Camp, Port Said, 6 September 1917; transferred to hospital from Rest Camp, 13 September 1917; posted to strength, Training Regiment, Moascar, 11 September 1917; transferred to Imperial Camel Corps, Abbassia, 27 September 1917; rejoined 16th Company, ICC, in the field, 12 December 1917. Detached to Brigade Details, 7 May 1918; on detachment to Rest Camp, Port Said, 2 July 1918; rejoined unit in the field from Rest Camp, 21 July 1918. Transferred to 2nd Machine Gun Squadron, 31 July 1918. Admitted to 5th Light Horse Field Ambulance, 17 September 1918; discharged to Rest Camp, Ludd, 21 September 1918; rejoined unit, in the field, 4 November 1918. Commenced return to New Zealand from Suez on board SS 'Ulimaroa', 30 June 1919; admitted to ship's hospital, 30 June 1919 (general debility and gastritis). Committed suicide, 19 July 1919, on board SS 'Ulimaroa'; buried at sea. Court of Enquiry, assembled 15 July 1919 on board SS 'Ulimaroa', found that the soldier committed suicide 'whilst in a state of depression brought on by ill health. No blame attached to anyone.' 'Was found hanging by a strap in a lavatory. Had been in hospital for ten days with gastritis & general debility. Had been very morose but had seemed brighter later' (evidence of Medical Officer, Captain T.C. Fraser). Medals: British War Medal, Victory Medal |
| Sources | Nominal Roll Vol. 2: Roll 40, p. 3 Archives New Zealand (Wellington), Agency AABK, Series 18805, File 21891718 |