Source: Operation Picture Me via The 18th Battalion Facebook Group. London Free Press Circa 1918.
Soft Skies and Green Fields Not Wars Awfulness. London Advertiser. June 10, 1915. Page 3. Contributed by GKL.
Lieut. T.V. Milford Dies from Wounds. London Advertiser. October 31, 1918. Page 3. Contributed by GKL.
Per the 4th infantry brigade diary it noted on the 17th of April 1918 that this officer became the officer commanding the Brigade Permanent Working Party.
“DIED OF WOUNDS.” Whilst taking part in operations near Iwuy on 11th October, 1918, he was severely wounded in the back. He was taken to No. 33 Casualty Clearing Stations where he died nine days later.
18th Battalion War Diary entry indicating that Lt. Milford died of wounds at no. 33 C.C.S.
Hi there! I have much appreciated using this website for some personal research and learning more about the Battalion. I have come across two London Advertiser articles about Milford that I would love to pass along! One is of his death, while the other is a letter of his they had printed in the paper. Please feel free to contact me and I can send them along.
Cheers,
Gillian LaBelle – UWO/King’s history student
War Diary of the 18th Battalion CEF 
Hi there! I have much appreciated using this website for some personal research and learning more about the Battalion. I have come across two London Advertiser articles about Milford that I would love to pass along! One is of his death, while the other is a letter of his they had printed in the paper. Please feel free to contact me and I can send them along.
Cheers,
Gillian LaBelle – UWO/King’s history student
Gillian, so nice to hear from you and your positive comments. Much appreciated! Love to get those articles. Please email me at ebd.edwards@gmail.com.