| Surname: | Foster |
| Initials: | J |
| Rank: | Sergeant |
| Army Number: | P/2150 |
| Notes: | MFP. Found in other documents: Summary of Evidence in the case of CSM H E Cooper, 11 Royal Dublin Fusiliers. 1st Witness: No. P/2150 Sergt. J Foster, MFP states: At Dublin, on the 16th February, 1917, at about 11pm, I was on duty in Dame Street, accompanied by Cpl Smith, MFP. I saw the accused Warrant Officer. He was drunk. I handed him over to the Sergeant in charge of the Picquet and ordered him to conduct hi to the Guard Detention Room, Ship Street, where he was handed over to the Sergeant in charge and detained. When I arrested the accused he handed a bottle of whisky - produced to Cpl. Smith, (P/2406) saying "This will square it, Corporal, won't it. Drink our health, or words to that effect. Signed John Foster, Sergt. MFP. Also present No. 1194, Sergt, A Ware, MFP. 2/2/19 He was awarded £2 on the Clipstone Camp No. 2 Demobilization Acquittance Roll. John Foster. |