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My grandparents. 1942.

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The restoration begins.

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A place to get help with and discuss lawn & garden equipment and various small engine applications. Questions are welcome, and so are pics and accomplishments! Please remember to keep it civil. Visit our sister sub, r/smallengines!

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Charge of the 2nd Infantry Brigade. Krithia, May 1915.Oil on canvas by Charles Wheeler 1927.

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Look what’s new at Chandlers.

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Second Lieutenant Hugo Throssell VC, holding part of a captured Turkish trench against the enemys counter-attacks. Hill 60, Gallipoli, 29th August 1915. Illustration for Deeds That Thrill The Empire (Standard Art Book Co, c 1919)

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Second Lieutenant Hugo Throssell holding part of a captured Turkish trench against the enemys counter-attacks. Hill 60, Gallipoli, 29 August 1915. Illustration for Deeds That Thrill The Empire (Standard Art Book Co, c 1919)

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Interesting times this coming Monday night.

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AE2 in the Sea of Marmora. Turkey, April 1915.

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AE2 in the Sea of Marmora. Turkey, April 1915. Oil on canvas by Charles Bryant, 1925.

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Captain Albert Jacka. VC, MC & Bar.

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Battle Scene. Oil on canvas by James F Scott. 1919

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“You’ve all done very well”. Who am I?

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Australian and British prisoners marched through town under escort after the disastrous Battle of Fromelles/ Fleurbaux. 20th July 1916. Photographs found in German trench at Villers Brettoneux 1918.

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The Death of Major Black. Battle of Bullecourt, France 1917. Oil on canvas by Charles Wheeler, 1923.

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Shrine of Remembrance. Brisbane, Queensland.

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‘Cobbers’ memorial. Fromelles. Dedicated to the fallen of the 5th Australian Division. The principal scene is modelled on the actions of SGT Simon Fraser after the battle.

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Original monument dedicated to the Australian 2nd Division. Unveiled on the Somme, 1925. The statue was later removed and destroyed in 1940 during the German occupation.

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At the Australian War Memorial, 15 stained glass panels are located in the Hall of Memory, each of which symbolises one of the quintessential qualities displayed by Australians in WW1.

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“ He is all of them, and he is one of us.” - The Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier.

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Made for you. - Ben Lexcen.

Welcome to r/AustralianNostalgia, a subreddit dedicated to evoking memories of Australia's past! This online community is a vibrant hub where Aussies and those intrigued by Australian culture come together to reminisce and share nostalgic moments from days gone by. This subreddit celebrates the unique heritage and cherished memories that define Australia. Join the conversation, connect with fellow Aussies, and indulge in a wave of nostalgia that will make you feel right at home.

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Members of "B" Company, Australian 2/12th Battalion, who silenced a Japanese mountain gun on one of the hills known as Prothero I & II . Shaggy Ridge, New Guinea. 22nd January 1944.

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My relatives who enlisted for the war. Two brothers serving in the 26th & 52nd Battalions respectively. Australian Imperial Force. Both English born and prior veterans of the Boer War. One was destined never to leave France.

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Private John Hines, 45th Battalion AIF photographed amidst his collected loot after the Battle of Polygon Wood. September 1917.

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Japanese landing near Vulcan, Rabaul. 23rd January 1942. Oil on canvas by Geoffrey Mainwaring 1970.

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Private Henry Dalziel, 15th Battalion AIF was awarded the 1000th Victoria Cross for his actions at Hamel on 4th July 1918.

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