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Facsimile_-_Genuine_War_Letters.pdf
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H_ARMITAGE.pdf
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H_TUTT.pdf
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O_HAYNES.pdf
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O_WOODWARD.pdf
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C_BAGOT.pdf
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T_ARNOLD.pdf
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F_DAVIS.pdf
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R_BROWN.pdf
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Lucy_Brown_2014_Lionel_Colin_MATTHEWS.wma
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Amelia_Chandra_2010_Lawrence_Carthage_WEATHERS.wmv
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VWM0018_Limbert_Collection_Diary_Pages-ilovepdf-compressed.pdf
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Avenues-of-Honour-Final-Report-2017.03.24.pdf
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Fmr-Primary-School-Ave-of-Honour-East-Bendigo.docx
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Our-Living-Memorials_Casey.pdf
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Memorial plaque to Thomas in the Victorian Garden of Remembrance at the Springvale War Cemetery.
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"Sonny" Wright, Frank's childhood mate enlisted as under age and served through WW2 in all theatres and then deployed to Japan as part of the BCOF, where he was accidentally killed in a motor vehicle accident in 1946. He was initially interred under the name C.R. O'Neil - the name of Frank's uncle whose driver's licence SOnny used as ID to enlist. His headstone has since been corrected. He is buried in Yokohama Military Cemetery.
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An 8 inch howitzer of the 1st Australian Siege Battery (aka 54th Siege Battery) at full recoil after firing one of its 60 pound shells. One of a series of images taken by Frank Hurley Official War Photographer
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The ubiquitous DH 82 Tiger Moth, backbone of the Empire Air Training Scheme and the aircraft in which Tom Tobin learned to fly. http://www.stephanschutze.com/uploads/3/1/0/6/3106267/1942_tigermoth_01.jpg
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AWM P04630.001
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