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i began looking thru this site after watching sunday nightrats of tobruk 70th anniversary. my dad was Bill(William) Shean 2nd 28th battilion 9th div. i have the rats of tobruk medallion tattooed on my thigh in memory of him. passed away in the 1980's. service no. WX6797

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Hi there. I am looking for some info on my great grandfather. We have his WW2 service records and he states that his prior military service was "2yrs 44th batt" and he has possibly put B company next to it but it is half crossed out. Name is Alfred Pike, served with the 2/16th in WW2. Anything that someone can help with is greatly appreciated. Regards, Shane Pike

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Thank you for this site on behalf of my great Uncle, Leslie Crompton Blackman, K.I.A. 29th June, 1916

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I finally got to see the base I was stationed at in Vung Tau with Long Lines Battalion South. (1968-69) brought back some memories. thanks for the pictures. I pulled guard duty on each of those guard towers...and also visited the beaches..but sadly I was send TDY into the Central Highlands.

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Tremendous site, great content....j

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Im a former member of this unit and i am so proud of my millitary back ground. 41 RNSWR is still the stand out regiment as far as im concerned. Mores Anti Podorum.

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Pretty good actually could use a bit more info though!

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Great site. I was wondering if anyone on here had information on experiences the soldiers faced at Gallipoli, firsthand stories of what it was like for them and any long lasting affects it had on them? Or sites to this information? Would be greatly appreciated :) A large help.

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Seeking information on the 6 AUST FIELD BAKERY serving in the pacific '43 to '45. Can anyone help?

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Very interesting postcards you have. Please visit my page to send postcards.

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Thank you for looking after my Uncle Horsts grave. He was killed 14 April 1945,just 16 years old. He is buried in Dobern.