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I believe the last Australian service man of WW1 died in 2005.
Life is better on a bike. |
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"Frequent Traveller" Power Member  |
Thanks. Who are these "old diggers" referred to in previous posts? WWII veterans?
Chris |
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"Mentally.....gone!" Power Member  |
Chris you may find this of interest:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surviving_veterans_of_World_War_I Live each day....instead of counting the years. |
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"Frequent Traveller" Power Member |
Thanks Dimpz - that's interesting, but I don't believe it's accurate; I saw a new items recently which said that there were about a dozen British WWI veterans still alive (the article says only 3) - the government is planning to give a state funeral and a memorial in Westminster Abbey to the last one, as a symbolic memorial for all WWI veterans.
Chris |
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