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About gary
Gary Traynor is Administrator of the Militaria based website MEDALSGONEMISSING. The aim of this "NOT FOR PROFIT" website is to reunite families, with lost War Medals and other items of militaria which may have been awarded or issued to their ancestors. What Gary refers to as their "lost heritage". He has been actively involved in the preservation of Militaria and the researching of Military History for well over 29 years. During his travels, he has conducted numerous study trips to Gallipoli, The Western Front, Kokoda and many other major battle sites around the world. He was a member of the Australian Army Reserve (UNSWR & 4/3 RNSWR) and served for 23 years with the New South Wales Police Force. He was also priveleged to have served as a Volunteer Guide at the Australian War Memorial for a number of years. Gary now conducts tours of the Gallipoli Battlefields and the Kokoda Track in New Guinea. He leads the field in his knowledge of the beach head battlefields encompassing Buna, Gona & Sanananda. Medalsgonemissing is a website that will assist you in locating your family's lost war medals and other awards. If you have an ancestor who served in any of the British Commonwealth Armed Services at any time - and whose medals are lost/stolen or simply missing....then so long as the medals are out there - this site will help you to locate them. However the site also contains articles of interest in relation to Military History, War Memorials & Uniforms / kit. Please explore our website as there is sure to be something of interest to you.Missing War Medals of Major Silas DANBY D.S.O. M.C.
The missing war medals of Major Silas DANBY are being sought by his family. These missing medals consist of:- The Distinguished Service Order, the Military Cross, 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal and the 1939-1945 War Medal. His grandson … Continue reading →
Missing Medals of a South African Artilleryman – Lieutenant Eric Edward HARRISON
Lieutenant Eric Edward HARRISON, South African Artillery. Eric was born on 12 January 1909 in Chichester in Sussex County in the south of England. He was the youngest child of Percival and Minnie Harrison. Percy had served for a time … Continue reading →
Lifeline Canberra Discovers the 1914-1915 Star of Sergeant William Henry Clarence BANKS – 14th Infantry Battalion, AIF
Are you related to William Henry Clarence Banks? Lifeline Canberra on the 22nd of March, 2011 has launched a search for relatives of Sergeant William Henry Clarence Banks; a First World War soldier and recipient of a 1914-1915 Star. The medal … Continue reading →
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Traditions – Why Veterans Place Their Right Hand Over Their Heart – ANZAC DAY, VETERANS DAY & REMEMBRANCE DAY
I was sent an email from one of my friends in New Zealand, regarding a tradition for which I had no answer to. Christopher NEALE (who is interested in purchasing any war service medals attributed to his surname “NEALE”) has … Continue reading →
My Father – William Bethel FOX – Petty Officer – Royal Australian Navy
William (Bill) Bethel FOX, was born in Avoca, Ireland on the 8th March 1918. Named after his grandfather of the same name, William became known as ‘Bill’. Sadly, Bill’s father (Sergeant George Robert FOX) was killed in action during the … Continue reading →
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