No.3 Aerial Observers School
¹ On the 9th of December 1943, No. 2 Bombing & Gunnery School (2 BAGS) was formally redesignated No. 3 Aerial Observers School (3 AOS).
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
No. 2 Bombing & Gunnery School
No. 2 Bombing & Gunnery School (2 BAGS) was officially formed on the 15th June 1941 to provide bombing and aerial gunnery training for pilots.
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Circling into sleep working dog Memorial
The Military Working Dogs Memorial is dedicated to the remembrance of all the dogs who have performed a wide range of duties in the Australian Defence Forces.
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Kendall Brown
James Tynan
James Tynan was an assistant steward/saloon boy on the Norwegian merchant ship the MV Herstein in 1942. James came from Sydney.
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Patrick Bourke
Aircraftwoman Gloria Dawn Aitchison
Gloria Dawn Aitchison of 31 Fourth Street, Port Pirie, South Australia, was born on the 29th May 1926 to Rowland Carr Aitchison and Alice May (nee Tully).
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Armstrong Roundabout
A brass plaque is erected near the formerly named Armstrong Street that ran north and south through the intersection.
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Campaspe Shire
In Caring Hands
Rochester & District War Memorial Hospital was established in 1952 as a tribute to those who served in World War Two.
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Campaspe Shire
Norman Leslie Merrett ~ Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar
Norman Leslie Merrett was born on the 3rd December 1920 in Laura, South Australia and followed the occupation of an accountant in civilian life.
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Colonel Sybil Irving Memorial Plaque
Bronze plaque to honour Colonel Sybil H Irving, MBE, Controller Australian Women's Army Service 1941-1947. Tribute from members of the AWAS.
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Defence
Colonel Sybil Irving memorial bench
Outdoor wooden bench seat with a bronze plaque to Honour Colonel Sybil H.
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Defence
War Cabinet Room plaque
Bronze sculptured plaque (on angled bluestone plinth) – ‘War Cabinet Rooms/ Victoria Barracks – Melbourne/ 1939-1945’, featuring world map depicting main areas of operation for
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Defence
Darwin Defender Memorial
In memory of all Veterans who served Defending Darwin 1942-1945 Lest We Forget.
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Defence
Sailors who died on Bathurst Class Corvettes Memorial
To commemorate the gallant sailors who died during active service in Bathurst Class Corvettes and all who served on these valiant ships 1940-1958
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Defence
War Horses
The street names Lucknow, Madras, Bombay and Rangoon pay homage to the horses that were sold by the 3rd Light Infantry to the British Army in India at the end of WW1.
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City of Marion
Warradale Royal Australian Engineer Memorial
This monument honours all Engineers who have served in the Australian Armed Forces. The name of three Sappers from the 3rd Field Squadron are listed.
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City of Marion
The 7th Australian Flotilla "N" Class Destroyers Memorial
HMAS Napier, HMAS Nizam, HMAS Nestor ,HMAS Norman, HMAS Nepal
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Defence
Plympton Soldiers Memorial Hall
The Plympton South Progressive Society raised the funds to build a hall for the use of the Plympton community in 1929.
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City of Marion
Herbert Berry Lydeamore
Herbert Berry Lydeamore was the son of George and Nellie Lydeamore (nee Bracey) and brother to Dorothy and Herbert of Mansom Street, Port Pirie, South Australia.
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
HMAS Goorangai Memorial
Dedicated to the ships company lost in Port Phillip Bay on Active Duty in 1940. The auxillary minesweeper crewed by reservist was the first RAN ship lost with all hands
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Defence
R.A.N Bandsman Memorial
HMAS CerberusR.A.N Bandsman Memorial-38.366028145.190363 Other 1939-1945 In memory of RAN Bandsmen kiled in action 1939-45
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Defence
Colonel JP Buckley Memorial
Plaque inside the chapel dedicated to the memory of Colonel JP Buckley whose ashes were scattered on the base
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Defence
HMAS Lonsdale memorial tree
Tree with plaque dedicated to the members who served on the HMAS Lonsdale
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Defence
O'Halloran Hill War Memorial Unveiling
The O’Halloran Hill War Memorial was unveiled on Saturday the 29th of April 1922 by Colonel C.P.
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City of Marion
Morphettville Camp
On the 7th of November 2015, the Minister of Veteran Affairs Hon.
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City of Marion