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Lieutenant Leonard Gurner, 60th Infantry Battalion AIF
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WW1 - Commemorative Medallion, known colloquially as the "Dead Man's Penny", presented to families of the Fallen together with a scroll signed by King George V. Over one million minted.
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WW2 RAAF Aircrew NW Europe Distinguished Flying Cross, 1939-45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star (operations over NW Europe before D Day) , Defence Medal (service in a prescribed area in this case the UK) , British War Medal 1939-45, Australian Service Medal 1939-45
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WW2 RAAF Aircrew Europe post D Day 1944. L-R 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star (prior to DDay the Aircrew Europe Star was issued) , Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45, Australian Service Medal 1939-45
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WW1 medal set - Military Medal, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal with MID Clasp
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Australian WW2 medal set for service in the South West Pacific - 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, 1939-45 War Medal, Australian Service Medal 39-45
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Kapara Nursing Home Memorial - a WW2 Hospital site
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RAAF Crest
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L-R British War Medal and Victory Medal
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An excellent side on photograph of Short Sunderland of No. 228 Squadron at low level, in an early camouflage colour scheme, while operating from Malta in 1941.
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WW1 Meritorious service post 31 Dec 15 Embarkation: L-R Military Medal (MM), British War Medal, Victory Medal
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3940 Cecil George LARSEN shortly after enlistment
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London Cemetery and Extension at Longueval, from the entrance Portico.
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Sergeant Brian Gordon GRASBY on completion of his aircrew training
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429369 Flying Officer (FO) Richard Rodney (Rod) Young, 463 Sqn RAAF, of West Maitland, NSW at the controls of 'H' for How, about to depart on a raid on the Dortmund-Emms Canal in Germany. Just three weeks later he was flying JO-K when it was lost over Giessen, Germany
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FSGT Len Henderson in the rear turret of Lancaster JO-K - later lost on 7 Dec 1944
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Gilbert Pate shortly after qualifying as a Wireless Operator wearing his brevet for his craft
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British War Medal WW1, Victory Medal, War Medal WW2, Australian Service Medal WW2
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427870 Bernard Francis CODY taken at enlistment 1942
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Gilbert Pate's grave in Lezennes Communal Cemetery near Lille - "He fought and died a hero in the battle of the skies".
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Two soldiers from the 15th MG Coy posing for a photograph with a Vickers Machine gun. Its key features are the heavy tripod on which it mounted, the right hand belt feed of ammunition in canvas belts, and the cylindrical jacket over the barrel which is filled with water to aid cooling of the barrel. This facilitated the very high rates of sustained fire this gun was renowned for.
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ANZAC DAY 2020 - 1091 Jack Leslie WOODALL's headstone in Yass Cemetery
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Detail of hte Memorial - the Statue and east facing plaque - the front of the Memorial
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These plaques are placed at the base of elm trees lining Prescott Terrace (N) and Alexandra Ave (W) 87 of them
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George Arthur Debnam, Phoebe Debnam and their son, George Parkman Debnam. This is a compsite image. George Parkman DOW Gallipoli September 1915, before his father enlisted, aged 50, in February 1917. He survived the War
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Myrtle, John & William MacGinnes in the family home at Semaphore Park, South Australia. John left and Bill right.
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5337 Frederick George Hansson. In this picture he is wearing Corporal's stripes which may date from his Militia service in the 84th Infantry enlistment into the AIF in Jan 1916
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Sergeant Nancie Dod on arrival in Lae New Guinea 1945
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7083 Private Robert William Thompson, with his motherless little children prior to Embarkation
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NF443427 Private Kathleen MICHAEL
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SX10573 Cecil Mark KROEMER 2nd/42rd Battalion
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Portrait of Pilot Officer (later Flight Lieutenant [Fl Lt]) 404487 Thomas John O’Donohue DFM, of 159 Squadron RAF, an Australian flying with the RAF in India. He had previously served with No 460 Squadron, RAAF in England, and took part in an air raid on the Matford Works at Poissy, France. Fl Lt O’Donohue was lost on operations over Burma on 29 February, 1944 and has no known grave.
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1986 Robert William LAKIN 9 Light Horse Regiment / 54th Battery14th Field Artillery Brigade
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3994 Private Frederick William TRENDELL
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Informal portrait of the crew of a Lancaster bomber of 467 Squadron RAAF prior to a night mission. Identified, left to right: 1352851 Sergeant (Sgt) Eric Reginald Hill, RAF, mid upper gunner of Weald, Essex; 423311 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Gilbert Firth Pate, RAAF, rear gunner of Belmore, NSW; 1350279 Sgt Kenneth Harold Tabor, RAF, flight engineer; 425413 Flt Sgt Alistair Dale Johnston, RAAF, wireless operator, of Melbourne, Vic; 400495 Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Donald Philip Smeed Smith, DFC, RAAF, pilot of Melbourne, Vic; 412686 Warrant Officer Royston William Purcell, RAAF, navigator of Werris Creek NSW; 658844 Flt Sgt Jeremiah Parker, RAF, bomb aimer of England. The aircraft pictured is most likely the Lancaster Mark III bomber LM475 (PO-B). This was the usual aircraft flown by the crew listed above which crashed whilst on a mission over Lille, France, on 10 May 1944, of which only the pilot, Sqn Ldr Smith survived. Two weeks prior to this mission, bomber pilots were authorised to wear seat-type parachutes instead of the standard backpack that was stored in the plane and only hooked in case of need. This most likely saved Sqn Ldr Smith's life; on landing by parachute he made his way cross-country through France and Switzerland, and back to England several months later.
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Squadron crews of mainly "C" Flight lined up in front of "A2" Aussie, March 1944.
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Barry Spicers painting of "SqnLdr David Leicester's Lancaster coming home in daylight"
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1087 Private Thomas Carrican
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Colonel William De Passey’s medals
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A Spitfire Mk XIV in the colours of No. 91 Sqn summer of 1944
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Two members of the 14th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Gunners Tommy Hill and Neil Cook engage Japanese aircraft during the Darwin Air Raid of 19 February 1942, with a WW1 vintage Lewis Gun, in a work by official war artist Roy Hodgkinson, first published in the WW2 Journal 'Khaki and Green' under the ID of 'B5/B7'.
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SX2663 Private Edward Ernest SMITH
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A Poster urging Australians to avenge the sinking of the Centaur by contributing to the war effort
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A Poster urging Australians to avenge the sinking of the Centaur by contributing to the war effort
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Distinguished Flying Cross (original WW1 style ribbon), 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
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Pte Nash, of Victoria, Australia served with A Company. He died on 24 July 1916, aged 21, of wounds received in the Australian charge at Fleurbaix during 19 - 23 July 1916. In this action, which formed part of the Battle of the Somme, (Ed note: this is not technically correct - the Somme is much further south) Australian troops attempted to advance but were pinned down by German forces located behind them as well as in front of them. Cut off, they charged the German lines in an attempt to return to their original point of advance.
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http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/1455336/KENYON,%20JOHN%20EDWARD
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http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/388509/MICHAELIS,%20FRANK%20MORITZ
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