Legacy of brothers in arms lives on through generations
LYNETTE Billinger smiles as she pores over a scattered pile of her uncles’ war records, letters and photos.
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Family’s unique tale of a Light Horseman
FOR Ella and Heath Kenny, their great-great-grandfather’s battle legacy lies at the statue of the Boer War.
Students immortalise World War I diggers
AUSTRALIA’S fallen soldiers have been remembered by a group of northern suburbs students who helped paint a large artwork at Playford McAuley Campus.
The Aussie digger they called ‘Arabic’
WORLD War I veteran Clem Reid was such a fascinating character his great niece Simone Meakin knew she had to capture his story before it was too late.
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