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John James Dwyer
John Leak
John Patrick Hamilton
At 19 years old, John Hamilton was the first private recognised with a Victoria Cross (VC) at Gallipoli. He was one of 7 Australians awarded the honour for his role in the Battle of Lone Pine.
John William Alexander Jackson
John Woods Whittle
Joseph Maxwell
Jørgen Christian Jensen
Keith Payne
Kevin Wheatley
Lawrence Carthage Weathers
Lawrence Dominic McCarthy
Leonard Maurice Keysor
Keyzor caught Turkish bombs as though they were cricket balls and threw them back at the enemy. [The Sydney Sun, Sydney, 13 October 1951, p 2]
Leslie Cecil Maygar
Leslie Thomislav Starcevich
Lewis McGee
Mark Gregor Strang Donaldson
Martin O'Meara
Maurice Vincent Buckley
Neville Reginald Howse
Patrick Joseph Bugden
Percival Eric Gratwick
Percival Eric Gratwick was 38 when he enlisted in the 2nd Australian Imperial Force (AIF).
Percy Clyde Statton
Percy Herbert Cherry
Percy Valentine Storkey
Peter John Badcoe
Early life Decorated career soldier and family man, Peter Badcoe, was born and educated in Adelaide. The son of Leslie and Gladys Badcock, he changed his last name to Badcoe in 1961.
Phillip Davey
Rawdon Hume Middleton
Rayene Stewart Simpson
Rayene 'Ray' Simpson was a highly-decorated and experienced soldier who served in 4 major conflicts. He was fearless, did not always follow the rules and 'knew every swear word in the book'.
Reginald Roy Inwood
Reginald Roy Rattey
Richard Kelliher
Irish-born Richard Kelliher won his Victoria Cross (VC) for saving the life of an injured fellow soldier.
Robert Cuthbert Grieve
Robert Mactier
Private Robert Mactier was awarded a posthumous Victoria Cross for his remarkable courage in attacking several German strongpoints, making it possible for his company to join the rest of the 23rd B
Robert Matthew Beatham
Rupert Theo Vance Moon
Samuel George Pearse
Stanley Robert McDougall
Thomas Cooke
Thomas Currie Derrick
Early life Thomas 'Tom' Derrick was the eldest child of David and Ada Derrick. He had 1 brother and 5 sisters. His father emigrated to South Australia from Dublin, Ireland.
Thomas James Bede Kenny
Thomas Leslie Axford
Early life Thomas Leslie Axford was born in 1894 at Carrieton in the Flinders Ranges of South Australia.
Tyne Cot Cemetery: For evermore … (Video)
This short film describes the work of Commonwealth military personnel in locating and burying the war dead on the Western Front battlefields after World War I. It follows the burial of Captain…
Walter Ernest Brown
Walter Peeler
William Donovan Joynt
William Dunstan
William Ellis Newton
William Henry Kibby
William 'Bill' Kibby received his Victoria Cross for 'outstanding courage and tenacity' at El Alamein, Egypt, in 1942.
William Matthew Currey
William Ruthven
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