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This site is FANTASTIC. I really love it and cannot praise it too highly. It's given me hours of reading delight. I started looking through it because I am writing the biography of a WW1 Aussie infantryman who became a pilot in the AFC. My work gets put to one side as I marvel and revel in the fascinating information shown here. Thank you to whoever has created this superb site. It is a joy.

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Hello there, I am Ex-TPR Rielly from the 2nd/14 Light Horse (QMI) in Brisbane and I recently found out that an old friend had transfered over to the Air Corps, so I would like to contact him VIA e-mail ASAP.

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i have several uncles who were poor farm boys from the mountains of virginia -one was with the 29 at normandy and another at iwo jima ---you have a great site - i have the upmost respect for australians--

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Would have liked to have seen more information on my Great Uncle WO2 Roy Weir BEM. Other than that I found it to be a great site. Cheers. AC Bradley

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http://www.myblog.com I get upset and let my emotions out.

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What has happened to this site? There has been little or no updates for a long time. Any plans to add more content? its a great site so lets not have the impressive work already done be hampered by the stopping of future updates. Where are you Ted? Comeback we miss you!!!

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Thanks for creating the great site regarding the CEF in WWI. My Granfather Hugh Findlay, was in the 236th MacLean Kilties of America.

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Good web site. I seem to remember reading somwhere that there are moves afoot to give Simpson a posthumous VC - any news on that yet.

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Ray Buckland - One of my late fathers friends Ex CPO Syd Dawkins was on HMS Penelope - HMS Pepperpot as he called her, she had been shot up and was covered in scars and holes ! Syd had an oil painting from HMS Penelope in his living room - showing her turning at speed laying smoke. This was returned to the Admiralty on his passing. Syd was an old Jack Tar till his last.

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I very much enjoyed the RAAF Log, the history & the messages of valour & colourful digger history. Proud of the effort involved & praise to all contributors! Kind Regards Wayne

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Would That be : Private Edward Hunt Cunliffe 91359 Died 12/11/1918. NZ Trg Unit. Grave 674 . Featherston