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A national service person of the 3 or 4th intake later to be a proud member of the 4th 19th prince of wales light horse regt. Carlton Vic. Now with grey hair and lots of memories of the those happy days.Would like to hear from fellow friends and mates. Max Fiddler

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Korea Vet. Medic

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Here is an interesting article on the IMF IMF Article

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Hello friends, I am Abnash S Luthra, 60, a Psychologist from India. I have been collecting stamps for a long time. I had a pen-friend called Pamela A Wittons, of Victoria, who had last served at Naval establishment HMAS Cerebrus during 1968-71. I had been trying to find out about her whereabouts and her well-being for a long time. I even wrote to her home address. I have neither received a returned mail nor heard anything from her for many years. Today, it just struck my mind to check up on the Internet about WRANS and if I could seek some help in finding out my long lost friend. Luckily, I got your website through Google Search and here I am seeking help from you in this matter. Will it be possible for me to find about Ms Pamela Wittons in any manner ? Your assistance in the matter will be highly appreciated. Regards. Sincerely Abnash S Luthra from Chandigarh, India. Phone : + 91 9216969069

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INCREDIBLE WEB SITE! This web site is a fantastic source for veterans who want to maintain contact with one another, learn about different aspects of the Armed Forces, and educate one self about your site information. We have added a link to our monthly newsletter so that more veterans are made aware of this invaluable resource. Also, please visit our web site in order to learn about benefits you are eligible for today. Learn how to increase your service-connected compensation and VA pension. Again, Thanks For Your Great Web Site!

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Bournemouth England was listed as a PDRC for RAAF personnel. Were 454 and 459 Squadrons the only RAAF people sent to Bournemouth?

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Anyone wishing to trace a War Grave should try the Commonwealth War Graves site, all casualties are listed and it is an easy site to use .

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Visited the Port Said cemetery today after finding it on this website. My first visit to a War Graves location. Will try to get to the others in this part of Egypt in the near future. Was surprised at the number of what appeared to be Vietnamese names in the French sections.