Sad news on the Western Front for Clinton Dowdell
CLINTON Dowdell was fighting on the Western Front when he was told his mother was dead.
CLINTON Dowdell was fighting on the Western Front when he was told his mother was dead.
ANZAC James Cameron braved WWI with the church medals of his second cousin, Saint Mary MacKillop, close to his heart.
THE war years made up only a fraction of their 100 years of life – but the memories loom large.
ALMOST 100 years ago a young milk cream tester entered a battlefield raked by German machine gun fire and pounded by their artillery.
WEST Australians spanning four generations of armed conflicts gathered in the darkness and joined together for an emotional Anzac Day dawn service.
FOUR Australian Defence Force Academy cadets give an inside look at what their life is like training for the military.
Ray Anderson has an original WW1 diary written by his grandfather who served in the 29th Australian infantry Battalion, 8th Brigade, 1st AIF.
IT TOOK three days of war for Archie Barwick to feel fear at Gallipoli. But when it came, he not only had to fight the fear of death — but also the part of him that wanted to run. Listen to the incredible story of the soldier of the 1st Battalion AIF.
READERS received the hard truth when the first Gallipoli casualty lists reported 84 local diggers dead.
EXCLUSIVE: ALMOST a century ago the seven sons of a humble rural couple Frederick and Maggie Smith marched off to the Great War.
THE focus on the Gallipoli centenary must not detract from honouring service personnel from other conflicts, RSL state president Tim Hanna said. MARCH MAP
LITTLE Alex Hopkins only had four days in his dad’s arms before his father made the ultimate sacrifice.
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