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i went to school in slim in terandak camp in 1968 wondering if i can catch up with anyone there at the same time ?

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My father Cecil Bennett Hanson and his brother Maxwell Herbert Hanson fought in world war II in Middle East and New Guinea

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Lest we forget our fallen

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nazi suck their own

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Wonderful website!Had tears in my eyes after your article on the "Death March" after having been to the memorial in Sandakan last year and feeling the history there. Thankyou

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Very interesting website, I had just watched the 'Band of Brothers' miniseries and was curious about WWII uniforms; very informative, thanks.

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Anzac Day is only a week away [2009] and with the ranks of the WW1 Diggers thinning, I often wonder how many of the Australians in the Spanish Civil War are stillalive - in spite of the article about the unveiling of the plaque in Canberra 'by the last known veteran'.

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Best Greets!

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Thanks, Clarrie Jefferies was the 1st cousin of my father (Raymond Steel, NX195010). He had the nickname of "Horrie" after another uncle. My own Grandfather was his uncle 4 yrs younger.

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Hey, great site. I can't imagine how much of your life was devoted to putting this huge amount of information together - it's insane. A contribution you may not be aware of though, Very Pistols are also used in the fire service and have been greatly appreciated for their exemplary utility and effectiveness. They're a great tool for us, and a fantastic example of a military weapon providing even greater use in a civilian capacity.

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This is a brilliant website. My father and I have enjoyed looking up details of the Light Horse this evening. Many thanks!