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Wonderful site, great work keeping the memories of the lost young ones alive. My Pop died today aged 90 (he was in New Guinea in WW2) and he never forgot his mates and my children never will forget their sacrifice either. Lest We Forget.

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i thought it was a good lead in piece for ex diggers or civvies wanting to start to build their own informed picture of the war. i served in c coy 7RAR and have never been anything but proud of my mates and our effort,we did our job to the best of a trained soldiers ability and then some. it was the termites back home who were trying to undermine us with their donations of rations and medical supplies to the enemy. in any other conflict they would have been jailed or shot as traitors. long live the regiment and the brave men that serve it past, present and future.DUTY FIRST.

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Doddy would like to get in touch with Brian Anderson, ex RACT Air Despatch, who came to England in 1979/80, served With 47 AD SQN RCT in Lyneham, and 10 Regt RCT in Bielefeld, Germany. Also Peter Crane, RACT, who had an exchange posting to 10 Regt RCT in 1983/84,and his wife Marise.Please get in touch via Jenny.dodsworth@yahoo.com or Graham.dodsworth@networkrail.co.uk,hoping to hear from you, all the best, Doddy.

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what a wonderful site. i am a person who has had family fight in every conflict that the ANZACs have fought in with uncles,great uncles and a grandfather making the ultimate sacrifice in gallipoli,messines,north africa and the battle of long tan and am greatful that for my today they gave thier tomorrow lest we forget

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I have been researching material of the 8th Battalion Australian Infantry. My Great Uncle Charles Frederick Mar was wounded on 3 Oct. 1917 and died 2 days later. Trying to locate where he was serving at that time has been difficult.

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Its was really great to accidently come across a site especially about 2rar tour in malaya,enjoyed it very much,would be great to get in touch with anybody

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very informative site,over the years i have used a number of german wearpons,that have found they way into same "freedom"movements in africa,from the a.n.c.(army national congolese)thsombe time and mabuto to mozambique,my late dad had aMauser scnellfeuer pistole,complet with wooden holster,i fired that a number of time,not in automatic mode,fun,but my p38 captured in the congo (62)5 codo,was very nice,and i suspect an ex ss has it had the ss mark regards

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Hello , I'm doing research on RAAF 452 Sq losses on 18 Sept. 41 and would like very much information / pictures of P/O William Willis ( killed ) , Sgt A. Stuart ( pow ) and Sgt Augustine Try ( pow ). They were lost in the Le Havre-Rouen area . Thank you. Laurent