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August
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| Name | Date of Death | Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| PETTIGREW, Harold James | 21 Aug 1916 | World War 1 |
| CADE, Harold Frederick | 21 Aug 1916 | World War 1 |
| GULLEY, Charles Norman | 21 Aug 1916 | World War 1 |
| BELL, William Solomon | 21 Aug 1916 | World War 1 |
| ERWOOD, Robert Henry | 21 Aug 1916 | World War 1 |
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Australian War Memorial and a grant from the ANZAC Day
Commemoration Council SA.
The Virtual War Memorial Australia's 10th Anniversary!
On 8 August VWMA marked its 10th anniversary.
This milestone provides a time to reflect on what we have achieved and what opportunities lay ahead. It is also a time to pay tribute to Board Directors (present and past); our small but super tenacious team of staff and volunteers (present and past); our Patrons and Ambassadors and our incredible benefactors, donors and sponsors.
Most of all we wish to offer heartfelt thanks to our member contributors who have done so much to make VWMA the outstanding collection that it is. You are our superpower and we hope to share another ten years with you. Thank you all so very much.
Adelaide The 48th Battalion Commemorative Cross
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CLARK, Ernest David
Private, 5th Light Trench Mortar Battery, AIF WW1
Adelaide 10th Battalion "Pozieres Cross"
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HARTSHORN, Ronald Gordon
Private, 47 Infantry Battalion AMF, Australian Military Forces (WW2)
TYLER, John Charles
Private, 27th Infantry Battalion, AIF WW1
EVANS, Clive Owen
Sergeant, 8th Cavalry Regiment, Australian Military Forces (WW2)
Adelaide The 10th Battalion Commemorative Cross
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Adelaide The 50th Battalion Commemorative Cross
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