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Distinguished COnduct Medal, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
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QX10333 Corporal Athol 'Ned' Bayly. Taken in mid to late 1940 not long after enlisting and prior to overseas service.
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Pat Hughes 1940
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HIRST, Brian Elwood Johnston
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This is an image of the letter that William sent to the camp commander, begging for his discharge.
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Short ‘Empire’, VH-ABB ‘Coolangatta’ of QANTAS. Impressed by RAAF as A18-13 and allocated to 11 Squadron RAAF. It was returned to QANTAS on 13 July 1943, but crashed in Sydney Harbour on 11 October 1944.
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Vietnam War Memorial, Adelaide, South Australia
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Private Paul ANdrew LARGE was a national service conscript from Coolah in Queensland, and part of D Company 6RAR. He was one of the 17 soldiers of D Company killed in action in the course of the Battle of Long Tan.
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7083 Private Robert William Thompson
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"Australia Remembers" plaque. Inscription: Ronald Custance, RAAF, 1944-1945.
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David Leicester DFC and Bar
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Roy Hodgkinsons - war artist. Depicting an incident which happened whilst the artist was sitting on the beach at Oro Bay. Two Hudson's of the Royal Australian Air Force had taken off from Dobodura, with wounded and sick for general hospital. As soon as these planes were airbourne 14 Japanese Zeros first strafed the airship and then attacked the Hudsons, one of which shot down a Zero whilst the other was hotly chased by Zeros and eventually shot down, making a perfect belly landing on the sea. All patients were brought ashore safely with the exception of two stretcher cases who had been killed by Zero bullets. The rear gunner died from a wound in the lungs received during combat.
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Commemorative_Plaque
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Physios Audrey Simpson (l), Marjorie Hill (c) and N H Burgess (r) doing plaster work at 109 AGH, Alice Springs, 1942
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Contalmaison Chateau Cemetery
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Slouch Hat memorial adjacent to the Bullecourt church. Steve Larkins collection
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1986 Robert William LAKIN 9 Light Horse Regiment / 54th Battery14th Field Artillery Brigade
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An informal squadron briefing at 24 Squadron - A72-80 in shot at rear of he group of men walking towards the camera.
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awm - E040371.jpg Taken just after the Armistice, this image shows some of the detritus of battle which together with the bodies of the dead, remained on the field. The men whose remains were discovered thus lie in VC Corner cemetery, interred in a Common Grave with their names inscribed on the rear wall. Their remains were not at the time identifiable and in most cases their ID discs had been removed immediately after the battle by gallant comrades who risked and sometimes gave their own lives in the process of trying to account for the dead.
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Flying Officer Gwynne THOMAS and Flying Officer Rodney YOUNG, cycling near Church Broughton in Derbyshire in July 1944. Five months later, on the night of 6/7 December, the men were serving aboard Lancaster PB290 JO-K as Wireless Operator and Pilot respectively, when it failed to return from a raid on railyards at Geissen Germany
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Nutsy Bolt's grave at Fromelles
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Sappers work on dugout near Hooge Crater, near Ypres, September 1917
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Richard FETHERSTON - Postcard to work colleagues in Australia
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Australian troops crammed on to the deck of a warship bound for Greece
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A Supermarine Seagull / Walrus amphibian, the 18th to be delivered to the RAAF , on Sydney Harbour (note the Bridge in the background) presumably in the process of being embarked on an RAN catapult equipped cruiser at the RAN's Garden Island Base. John Napier Bell embarked on the HMAS Canberra in 1939 as pilot of its Walrus amphibian.
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Harold George Woodman's grave Pheasant Wood
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Wing Commander Hughie Edwards
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6787, Pte S.A. Beare 27 Battalion AIF
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Vickers Warwick and crew including P/Offr John "Bart" Bartholomew 1st left, the Navigator. This crew was involved in a near disaster and their aircraft was lost after an emergency landing and runway overshoot brought on by an Engine Failure (and fire) After Take-Off (EFATO), resulting in the aircraft overshooting the runway and crashing into the sea. All of the crew survived. Crew in front of their Warwick `B4` L to R: Nav F/O Bart Bartholomew, 2/Pilot H.Bath, W/AG Ted Russell, Pilot Jack Murray, W/AG Cledwyn Evans, W/AG Colin Acton and A/G F/O C.H.Haywood. Photo: Ted Russell.
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Bell UH 1 "Iroquois", more familiarly known as 'Hueys' dropping supplies at FSB Coral
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VIEW OF THE VALLEY FROM THE ROAD TURNING INTO THE BRALLOS PASS, LOOKING FROM SOUTH TO NORTH-WEST. IN THIS AREA WERE POSITIONS OF THE 2/11TH BATTALION AND 2/2ND FIELD REGIMENT, ON SLOPES BELOW THE ROAD, AND 16TH BRIGADE POSITIONS. SSW IN THE MID-DISTANCE, WERE POSITIONS OF 2 PLATOONS OF 2/8TH BATTALION. SOUTH-WEST AND IN THE DISTANCE, 17TH BRIGADE POSITIONS, AND IN THE FOREGROUND, 2/4TH BATTALION POSITIONS.
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No. 77 Driver Sidney John PENHALIGON, 3rd Field Ambulance 1914
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AWM Collection The Banner borne by men of the 5th Machine Gun Battalion in Sydney until 1973 when the banner was retired and donated to the AWM
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Flying Officer Anthony Shanahan
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WW1 medal set embarkation pre Dec 1915. 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
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The grave of 937 Sergeant Harold Prisk of the 9th Light Horse Regiment, at the AIF Cemetery, West Terrace Adelaide
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916 Frederick Rawlings Pheasant Wood Cemetery Fromelles France
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An Australian transport wagon, galloping along the road near Red Lodge, behind Hill 63, in Belgium, whilst the Germans were shelling the batteries of the Australian and New Zealand Artillery concentrated there for the battle of Messines, which opened on 7 June 1917. Note that enemy shelling has set fire the camouflage over the guns. The gunners may be observed endeavouring to put out the fire although the position was still being shelled.
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Gilbert Pate shortly after qualifying as a Wireless Operator wearing his brevet for his craft
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