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Corona Virus will not weary us, nor the years of storage condemn. A good news story in time for ANZAC Day! (Walter Joseph HUNT – 162 Australian General Transport Company)
Tweet Whilst the title ‘Medals Gone Missing’ indicate what this website is all about, our charter is not simply restricted to the return or missing war service medals. Every now and then we come across a little gem which has … Continue reading →
Are you related to Captain Leslie Hubert HOLDEN? (Military Cross recipient)
Tweet Medals Gone Missing needs your help. If you are a member of the Holden family? or know somebody who is …. please contact us. Whilst cleaning out some old boxes in January 2018, a couple from New South Wales … Continue reading →
Are you related to Richard Henry BROMLEY – Darwin Coast Artillery AIF – Pattern 37 Army belt
Tweet Richard Henry BROMLEY served in the Australian Army during World War Two, defending the far north city of Darwin from Japanese air attack as a member of the Darwin Coast Artillery. Which leads us to ask the question ….. … Continue reading →
Are you related to Allen George HUNTLEY – V514747 – 57/60 Australian Infantry Battalion – Pattern 37 Army Belt
Tweet Are you related to Allen George HUNTLEY who served in the Australian Army during World War Two? A Second World War belt (Pattern 37 waist belt) issued to Private Allen George HUNTLEY (Service Number V514747) turned up on eBay … Continue reading →
Searching for the family of G. WHEELER – British Army number M2-182031 – Army Service Corps during First World War
Tweet I am searching for the family of Private G.WHEELER who served with the British Army during the Great War. At this time, I do not have any personal details about G. WHEELER other than he was a Private in … Continue reading →