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25-04-2022, 09:32 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Perth
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In memory of those who fought for our country/freedom, I thought maybe we could share our family heroes.
My Great Grandfather Alexander Whiteley, 2nd Pioneer Battalion, departed Fremantle 11/05/1917 for Europe. Was wounded, sent back to London for medical, recuperated, back to the front as a trench digger. Returned a damaged man mentally 23/07/1919  My Pop was in PNG for WW2, Sgt in the RAAF. An aircraft mechanic and weapons engineer. Bottom far right, in front of a Beaufort bomber  A couple of years ago I went to Villers Brettoneux for Anzac Day, bumped into Cpl Mark Donaldson, a VC recipient. 
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Tell us your ANZAC story, Lest we Forget
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