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Australia Remembers Plaque 1995 - Lorna Smerdon Sir Donald Bradman Drive Atrill Avenue HILTON
Private W.P. KELLY Died of Wounds, Lone Pine Gallipoli
Officers of the South Australian Transvaal Contingent, 10th Battalion: Lieut. Stapleton, Captain Howland, Captain Lascelles, Lieut. Blair, Major Toll and Lieut. Powell.
RAAF aircrew of Mitchell No. 226 Squadron RAF, walking through one of the many ornamental gates of their Mess in an old 15th century Chateau. Left to right: 429700 Flying Officer (FO) R. A. Kelly, of Melbourne, Vic; 423832 FO J. W. C. Murray, of Sydney, NSW; 425915 FO D. C. Bailey, of Newcastle, NSW; 432288 FO J. N. Thompson, of Sydney, NSW.
Arthur Harris: School cadets, Burra School, South Australia, 1907/8. Arthur Harris is seated second from right in the middle row. Service in school cadets was widespread in the colonies around the turn of the Century, and was a key component of the organisation of the Defence Force post Federation, following a review by Field Marshal Kitchener. They are armed with Martini-Henry .310 calibre 'Cadet' rifles. 2nd row snd from left is Esson Rule, an Anzac veteran where he was a Sergeant at just 20 yo later LT and killed in action at Noreuil 3 April 1917. Photo: Harris family records

Arthur Harris: School cadets, Burra School, South Australia, 1907/8. Arthur Harris is seated second from right in the middle row. Service in school cadets was widespread in the colonies around the turn of the Century, and was a key component of the organisation of the Defence Force post Federation, following a review by Field Marshal Kitchener. They are armed with Martini-Henry .310 calibre 'Cadet' rifles. Photo: Harris family records

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