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Tried to email this using link on web but bounced as refused!? Absolutely excellent and so very useful site. Reason I was looking is that I've just come across some subdued AMF, CF EVIIR and Cadets EVIIR. Interesting to compare the minor differences in position of crown in relation to map on the AMF ones. One rider though. First page shows two buttons labelled 'Victoria'. Cypher on these buttons, unless my eyes deceive me, is the scripted letters GPO as denoting General Post Office. This version was used in UK from VR through to GVIR. Changed to modern lettering for EIIR post 1952.

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my grandfather and grandmother were posted to Larkhill in 1927. He had been in the Royal Artillery since 1906. They were given married quarters in steel houses where it was like an oven in summer and a fridge in winter. I spent the first 18 years of my life in Amesbury. My aunt who was born in Larkhill still lives in Durrington. It was bleak then and still hasn't changed. Salisbury Plain is awful. Patsy Lacey

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Just took a brief tour & enjoyed you very educational site. Never relaized the extent of Austrialian committmet to SVN. I knew you were there as I served along side some Aussie units north, south & west of Siagon in 66'& all of'67. Not sure of these units name(s). Was in US Army's 199th Inf. Our Bde. was in SVN btw.'66 / '70. Apprx. 24,000 served in those 4+ years. 199th took 5436 casualties - 757 KIA. Thanks go out to you & your fellow countrymen for your service and hard earned accolades - if the S/E Asian communists had not been opposed like they were, well it's hard to tell what the region would have evolved into during those years - nothing good I suspect. Regards & Best 0' luck! Lew H.

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Great site!! My students have made great use of the information here. Excellent resource!

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Hi there, back in the mid '80's I was with support company, assault pioneers. Some of the best times of my life. :-)

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Thank you for all your hard work! God Save the Queen

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I have a small brown button, inscribed australian military forces on front, back inscribed with duperite (early plastic?) and 1834 date. How old could this button be? would imagine duperite not around in 1800's?

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Fantastic site that has helped me on numerous occasions whilst researching Australia's fascinating military history. Many thanks for such a wonderful site!

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I was member of ACORN 13 that operated the airfield at Torokina Nov 32 to March 44