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P_ROBIN.pdf
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P_ROBIN_2.pdf
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J_McPHEE.pdf
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H_GOODING.pdf
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P_DAVEY.pdf
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R_LEANE.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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Avenues-of-Honour-Final-Report-2017.03.24.pdf
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_NAA-WW1__LH_MORTIMER_SN-16610.pdf
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Memorial plaque to Thomas in the Victorian Garden of Remembrance at the Springvale War Cemetery.
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Officers and men of the 8th Battalion taking shelter behind a pillbox during an 'area strafe' at Railway Wood, in the Ypres Sector, whilst returning from the line. Identified, sitting at left, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) J O Pitt; Captain A G Campbell DSO. Front row: Lt T W Johnstone MC; Second Lieutenant P Lay MC DCM MM. Standing, left to right: 7150 Lance Corporal (LCpl) H J Gray, resting on shovel (killed in action 17 December 1917); 2936 Sergeant (Sgt) J T Pinchen MM; 2778 LCpl L A Scouller MM, behind Pinchen (killed in action 26 August 1918); 1111 Sgt J R Jorgenson; 6728 Pte R M Cullen. The soldier whose head can be seen top left is unidentified.
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https://youtu.be/_TnlD6w5Pgw
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A 9.2 inch Howitzer of the 36th Siege Artillery Group. The 9.2s were later designated as the 55th Siege Artillery Battery. These were the biggest heaviest guns ever operated by the Royal Australian Artillery. They fired a 130kg shell 9km. The gun weighed over five tons and were clearly not mobile. The gunners are wearing gas masks in anticipation of a gas attack.
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Effect: Matilda Tanks destroyed by the Japanese naval guns emplaced at Mangam, Borneo
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https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=8206671
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https://aviationmuseumwa.org.au/afcraaf-roll/stoeckel-oswald-ian-417529/
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Crimerian Cannons
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