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02_Transcript_-_Part_02_Michael_von_Ber.pdf
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https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=7995499
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H_CARLYLE.pdf
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CHINNER_3_.pdf
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BAKER.pdf
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HEATH.pdf
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GEORGE.pdf
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Malaya-Diary_111_LAA_Bty_with_cover.pdf
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O_Brien_Diary_full.compressed.pdf
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ORDER_OF_SERVICE_1__3_.pdf
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Alex_Watson__245_9th_Battalion_and__1593-24th_Battalion.pdf
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C_REYNELL.pdf
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C_BAGOT.pdf
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T_ARNOLD.pdf
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2_40th_Battalion3.ppsx
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_NAA-WW1__LH_MORTIMER_SN-16610.pdf
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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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Art Work of Halifax crew at Driffield U.K. by Stella Bowen (Jack Venning top left)
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417812 Flight Sergeant Ronald Irving Cummings (3rd from right - back row)
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We are so Proud of Clive R.I.P.a light horseman who died in the trenches with a sniper bullet to the heart, trying to save one of his platoon mates....never to return home to his Family. Died for Freedom and Honour.
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Cause: Japanese naval guns in a pillbox at Mangam covering the Milford Highway.
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