Captain Lionel Colin Matthews, 8th Division Signals
Lionel Matthews was born on 15 August 1902 to Edgar and Ann Matthews of Stepney, Adelaide. He attended East Adelaide public school and Norwood High School.
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Australian War Memorial
The Lost Diggers of Fromelles
Two names that are on this WW1 Honour Roll are Herbert "Nutsy" Bolt and Alex Clingan.
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Patrick Bourke
Good News Lutheran School Memorial Garden
Good News Lutheran School is a small primary school that opened in 1984 within the centenary region of Brisbane.
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Good News Lutheran School
World War II service publicly commemorated by NSW Governor
The contributions of more than 100 service men and women from the villages of Kearsley and Abernethy during World War II were today honoured and commemorated at a ceremony by th
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Jordan Fallon
Private Christopher Wilson Carter, 6th Battalion, AIF
Christopher Carter was born in 1887, the son of Marjorie and Christopher Wilson Carter of Greenwald, a small rural community in south-west Victoria.
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Australian War Memorial
Captain Pauline Blanche Hempsted, Australian Army Nursing Service
Known as “Blanche”, Pauline Hempsted was born on 9 September 1908 to Percy and Bertha Louise Hempsted of the Brisbane suburb of Graceville.
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Australian War Memorial
Matron Jean Nellie Miles Walker
Jean Walker was born on 16 November 1878 in Hamilton, Tasmania, the youngest daughter of Alfred and Louisa Miles Walker.
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Australian War Memorial
Rediscovering the 7th Australian Light Horse Regiment Guidon
Beersheba Breakfast Talk, 28thOctober 2016 by LW Carter AFSM (Rtd), 7th Australian Light Horse Regiment, Menangle Historical Troop.
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AIF Historical Troop Menangle
Serving with the 2/1st Aust Mechanical Equipment Coy RAE
In a photo of the World War 2 Honour Roll displayed in the Serviceton Railway Institute, Victoria, my father's name, RF Earl, appears in the left-hand column.
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Geoff Earl
Bungendore War Memorial description and details
The New South Wales War Memorial Register has a lot of information about the Bungendore War Memorial such as a decription of the Memorial itself, the Field of Rememberance, West
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Rob Allard
Together in life and in death
War records inevitably reveal many sad tales of death. This was especially so in the case of World War I.
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Buninyong RSL
Stolen Years: Australian prisoners of war - Sandakan
70% of the number of Australians taken prisoner during the Pacific War - 15,395 - were captured during the Malayan Campaign. First held at Singapore's Changi prison, these
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Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
Kalinga Honour Gates
The Kalinga Honour Gates are four large piers marked 1914, Honour Gates, 1919, with plaques.
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Mary Scully
1952 Soudan Contingent Memorial Plaque
On 11 July 1952, the Townsville Daily Bulletin reported that on Saturday 21 June 1952 a memorial plaque was unveiled by the General Officer Commanding Officer Eastern Command
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Patrick Bourke
Quo Fata Vocant - We Go Where Destiny Calls
Memorials across Australia record the names of those who have lost their lives in times of war and on operational service.
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Henry Moulds
The Arch of Victory and the Avenue of Honour
Almost 4,000 men and women from the Ballarat district enlisted for World War I. Of this number, 528 (or 1 in every 8) were killed in action or died of wounds.
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Western Front Association Central Victoria Branch
St Andrew's Church Honour Roll 1914-1918
The St Andrew's Church Honour Roll 1914-1918 is a marble plaque with engraved lettering set in the outside wall near the main entrance of the church.
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Roderick Stewart
Christ Church Memorial Gates, Gladesville
The Christ Church Memorial Gates consists of four iron gates, mounted on sandstone pillars and set into the stone front fence of the church.
Gladesville RSL War Memorial
The Gladesville RSL War Memorial has been/is being redeveloped. Its current status is unknown.
Gladesville Public School Garden of Peace
The Gladesville Public School Garden of Peace has a pathway leading up to an enclosed garden area.
Gladesville Hospital First World War Roll of Honour
The Gladesville Hospital First World War Roll of Honour is a tri-coloured marble honour board set on an exterior wall of building 38 in the old Gladesville (Mental) Hospital.
St Johns Anglican Church Woolwich Great War Roll of Honour
The Great War Roll of Honour at St Johns Anglican Church Woolwich is a simple polished wooden board with names and inscription in gilt.
All Saints Anglican Church War Memorial Hall
The War Memorial Hall at All Saints Anglican Church is a light coloured brick building behind the church.
All Saints Anglican Church War Memorial
The All Saints Anglican Church War Memorial is a large, polished, grey granite cross with a triple base of the same material, set on three steps.