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A Bell UH 1H Iroquois (aka "Huey") of No. 5 Squadron
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Flying from Mareeba Qld 18 March 1944 CAC Boomerang of No. 5 Squadron RAAF in "Finger Four" formation
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S212712 Warrant Officer CLass 2 George Fenner REEVES. Approx date taken, as enrolled in WW2, with rank of Warrant Officer 2nd Class. Refer service record S212712
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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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Harry Wetzel's grave, Bedford House Cemetery, Belgium
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Flying Officer Anthony Shanahan
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11th Light Horse
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DCM, MM, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
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DCM, MM, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
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Medal Set of Major A Steele (left to right): Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal (without oak leaf cluster which symbolises MID.) (The Distinguished Service Order is also part of the medal set as per other image.) The fact that Major Steele was awarded both a Distinguished Conduct Medal and a Distinguished Service Order makes his medal set rare as this combination was very rarely achieved by troops in the AIF.
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Distinguished Conduct Medal, British War Medal, Victory Medal
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`347 Hartley Pascoe HARRIS
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Common Grave 294 - Lancaster ME -755 'AR-Z'
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Catfield War Memorial - commemorating S/N 1 LT Edward Addy, 9th Battalion
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A plaque honouring the crews of two Lancasters lost over Chevillon in July 1944
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Robert Thomas BAMBLETT's headstone in the AIF Cemetery West Terrace Adelaide
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Gunner Robert Bamblett beside an 18 pounder field gun of the 12th Field Artillery Brigade, probably on the Salisbury Plain in England prior to deploying to France
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RAN Badge
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Flight Sergeant Roy Wamsleys grave, Blacon Cemetery, Chester, United Kingdom
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S/No 424759 Flight Sergeant Stuart Lacey EDWARDS
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Military Medal notification
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Military Medal
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No. 7 Service Flying Training School, Deniliquin in NSW during WW2. Deniliquin was one of many training bases established in inland Australia under the EATS with relatively flat terrain and benign weather making it suitable for early stage flying training.
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916 Frederick Rawlings Pheasant Wood Cemetery Fromelles France
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Harry Crockers grave at Pheasant Wood
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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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Harold Bourke's grave at Pheasant Wood
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AWM caption : Richmond, NSW. c. 1938. Supermarine Seagull V (Walrus) amphibian aircraft of No. 5 (Fleet Cooperation) Squadron RAAF lined up for inspection on the tarmac in front of the Squadron's hangar at RAAF Base Richmond. Note the squadron pilots in front of the aircraft with maintenance personnel standing under the wings of the aircraft. Aircraft serial numbers A2-2 and A2-5 are at the far end of the line.
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A privately own and flown CAC Wirraway operating in the 1980s before the 'Warbird' vintage military aviation movement got under way in Australia.
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Flying Officer Jack Brittain
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Eric Slade approximate age 19 Farmer and Loving Husband and Father
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Percy Geason's grave at Pheasant Wood cemetery
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Harold George Woodman's grave Pheasant Wood
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A memorial to the 460 Squadron crew lost on 13th June 1943
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Graves of the crew of 460 Squadron Lancaster lost here 13th June 1943
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GRaves of the crew of 460 Squadron Lancaster lost here 13th June 1943
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Nine Elms British War Cemetery - near Popereinge Belgium
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Personnel from HMAS Sydney, Tobruk and Murchison marching along George St, Sydney on 6 March 1953. [AWM 304621] ...
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Bellicourt Cemetery
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Louverval Cemetery collonade - a striking memorial
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A Halifax of 462 Squadron taken from the flight deck of another, with the Bristol Hercules radial engines that powered this variant (B Mk III) in detail. Earlier variants had been powered by the Rolls Royce Merlin V12 liquid cooled engines made famous by the Lancaster and Spitfire. The legendary Merlin was outclassed on the Halifax airframe by the Hercules which delivered better speed and ceiling performance. Paradoxically, the reverse was true on the Lancaster. The Halifax B Mk III was also characterised by larger rectangular vertical stabilisers compared to the smaller pointed fins of earlier variants that had lateral caused stability problems.
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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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Clarence Lamshed's medal set - British War Medal and Victory Medal
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Reginald Alfred Charles HEALEY 54th Battalion
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"SYDNEY" GETTING THE STORY IN THE CAPTAIN'S CABIN. CAPTAIN COLLINS, COMMANDER THRUSTON AND JOHN HETHERINGTON. (NEGATIVE BY PARER).
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Australian delegates at the Japanese surrender ceremony on board USS Missouri. Left to right: (back row) Captain J. Balfour; Lieutenant Colonel D. H. Dwyer; Air Vice Marshal G. Jones; Lieutenant General F. H. Berryman; Commodore J. A. Collins. Front row: Rear Admiral G. Moore; General Sir Thomas Blamey (who signed for Australia) and Air Vice Marshal W. D. Bostock.
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P40 Kittyhawks on the 2 OTU flight line
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Studio portrait of Captain (Capt) Ronald Gilbert Horwood MM (left) and Capt Clarence Everard Pellew (right). Paris, France. October-December 1918
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SX4193 Private SMART, Gilby Roy; 2nd/27th Battalion
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