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The Australian National Flag

A.N. Other · Jun 5, 1996 ·

“it is probably the most beautiful flag in the world” Dr. H. V. Evatt, former ALP leader and high court judge.) “Let us give it pre-eminence on all occasions’ (Arthur ...

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Australians in the Royal Naval Air Service 1914-1918 (Part 2b)

Stevens, Errol · Jun 5, 1996 ·

R.A. LITTLE DSO,* DSC,* C de G. (1895 -1918) 1917 (continued) On April 24 Little damaged a two seater German aircraft which crash landed behind Allied lines. He followed in ...

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HMQS “Gayundah” – Conduct Unbecoming – 1888

Wilson, Graham, Warrant Officer Class Two, Australian Intelligence Corps · Jun 5, 1996 ·

Introduction On a spring afternoon in Brisbane in October 1888, twenty armed policemen, under the command of the Commissioner of Police, marched down Edward Street and deployed to take up ...

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The High Court of Admiralty

Book, Oxford Companion to Ships and the Sea · Jun 5, 1996 ·

As a result of the talk on Friday 1 March by the Honourable Kenneth Carruthers Q.C., who was formerly Judge in Admiralty on the Supreme Court of New South Wales, ...

Thomas Henry Distin Morgan – Naval Chaplain (1868-1937)

Hart, Mrs P · Jun 5, 1996 ·

Thomas Henry Distin Morgan, born in England 28th December 1868 – son of John Furlong Morgan and Mary (Bradridge). When three months old his parents returned to their home – ...

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