Alex And Frank Miller. The twin sons of Mr. Joseph James Miller, the popular, caretaker of the Fitzroy Cricket Ground writes Mr. Gerald Brosnan), have just been reunited on the battlefield in France,

Sons of Edith Painter of 56 Lang Street, Princess Hill, North Carlton, Victoria. From Left to Right: - Sergeant Wifred Ernest Painter, Lieutenant Leslie George Wallace Painter, M.C., Sapper Harold De

Left to Right: - Top Row – Corporal Horace Bertram Haddy (Australia), Rifleman T. Tappin (England), Lance Corporal. L. Arles (France, Interpreter), Barracliffe (England), V. Vincent (Canada). Sitting:

Lance Corporal Clifton Wilson, the well known rifle shot (extreme left figure, back row), in forwarding the above photograph to the editor from somewhere in France, writes:- “Kindest regards to yourse

Australian Aviation Corps. Corporal John Eustace Chalmers writes Mr. Leslie R. Benjamin, well known in Victorian yachting circles, sends along a group of interesting photos, depicting some of the doin

RiflemanTwice Honoured. Private William John Kerr, crack Collingwood marksman, already a winner of the Military Medal for bravery displayed in the field, has been again recommended, and will receive a

Australia's Heroes - Men Of The Deathless Army. The two sons of Mr. John James Whitehead, Centre Dandenong, Road, Cheltenham, well known in bowling circles, are men of whom the Empire is proud. Lieut

Victorian Cyclists Serve In Helping To Win The War. Reading from left to right: Private Herbert Brayshaw Harrison, Private Harold Percy Harrison (killed in action May 12, 1917), Private Frederick Jose

AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL War Diary entry of the 10th Field Artillery for June 14, 1917, records the following. Operation against Warneton line commenced at 7.30pm. H Group Battery’s engaged on Creepin

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A severe blow has come upon the house of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allsopp, of "Kerry," Kingsland-road, Lidcombe, as within a few days they received word of the death at the front of their second son, Serge

In June 1915, eight Australian Army Nursing Service nurses serving at the 1st Australian General Hospital in Egypt were detailed for transport duty to New Zealand on the Willochra. Tending to the sic

The Coulter Hospital was founded in September 1915 by Mrs Charlotte Herbine, an American psychic who named it in honour of a ‘Dr Coulter’ from the spirit world. Established in the former home of the

The WAAC formed in March 1917 and became QMAAC in April 1918 In 1953 Ethel St John Clarke wrote to the Editor of The Age: Sir, – It is of interest at this time to recall the former leadership give

Official History – The Australian Navy – Appendix No.6 (p.496-498): On the 2nd of August, 1918, the Warilda, with 801 on board (crew about 80; hospital staff, about 60; patients – practically all B