Stories from the ACT Memorial

These stories are taken from information added to the ACT Memorial by families and volunteer researchers.

WORLD WAR I	WORLD WAR II
Gallipoli Landing	Cotter boys from Tharwa - Tobruk
Gallipoli Evacuation	Brotherhood of Man
Bounce of the Ball
Ainslie Challenges the 'Kultur' Club
Cotter Boys from Tharwa - France
Come Play in the 'Great Game'
Men from Snowy River
Defending Villers-Bretonneux
Boy Soldier, Colin Hamilton
Who Shot the Red Baron?
Brilliant Redemption
Hill of Lambs
Chairman of the Board
Swinging the Banjo from Gallipolli to Bullecourt
Prisoner of War
On the Somme Where I Have Found You
The Road to Péronne

The ACT Memorial honours men and women who have an association with the ACT and who served in conflicts, peacekeeping missions and related service throughout the world. To be eligible for inclusion on the ACT Memorial, the individual must have been associated with the ACT prior to enlistment. If you consider that you, a family member, or someone you know should be included on the ACT Memorial, data can be provided on-line using the nomination form on the ACT Memorial website page or by contacting the ACT Heritage Library.

Stories from the ACT Memorial

WORLD WAR I

WORLD WAR II