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Hi Thanks for the website, I would like to contact Bob Mott last known serving with the 11th Field Ambulance at Wacol, Brisbane early in 1969. Best wishes Peter Smith

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My Grand Father was a member of the9th reinforcements of the 18th battalion 5th infantary Brigade AIF WW1 he left Sydney on 20Jan 1916 I wonder if any one knows anything about them

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Good on yer Mate

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In memory of Lance Corporal Reginald Douglas WYMARK 30th Australian Infantry Battalion. Wounded and missing, later declared KIA, Fromelles 20th July 1916. (brother Samuel Walter Wymark, son of Marie Adele Wilhemina Reitz/Wymark). Sadly missed but not forgotten.

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In memory of my great-uncle William Henry Watson of Perth Western Australia killed in action Bullecourt 1 11.4.1917 18 years 11 months youngest son of Charles and Louisa Watson. ANZAC DAY 2008.

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It's heartbreaking to think so many of our fit, healthy young men lie beneath the ground here, but thankfully their memory is being kept alive by the wonderful people. Lest we Forget.

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Have a look at http://www.ukmamsoba.com for a very informative website all about Military Air Movements. Both retired and serving members of the RAAF Movements organisation are welcome to join - no membership fees.

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You have created a really wonderful site. I have been researching our relations military history and your site has helped me in identifying the correct unit patches and badges for the units they served in. Once again thanks for a great site. Frank Hall

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Fantastic site! Both my grandfather's fought in WW1 and my father in WW2. Grandfathers were in the 8th battalion and 13th Light Horse. Father was in 2/11 field regiment as a gunner. How I wish I had asked them the questions I have today!

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Hi am looking for photos of the following boats 'Troopship 33 Navus [1915] & Northumberland [1919]'

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In memory of my Grandfather who served at Gallipoli,Egypt and France and survived!