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Who are these Anzac mates? How do we uncover their story?

ANZAC Mates

By the end of the First World War over 400 000 Australians had volunteered to serve in the Australian Imperial Force. These volunteers both young and old came from all over Australia. They came from all walks of life. Many of their stories have laid untold for close to 90 years.  Here you will find useful resources to guide you to unravelling a Digger’s story and preserving their memory for future generations.

This page has the following sub pages.

  • The Battle of Fromelles – Background to the Battle
  • The Battle of Fromelles – Battle tactics
  • Anzac Mates – their story
  • Military Police
  • Useful Links
  • On-going Research Projects
  • Books by FFFAIF members
  • Australian Government Policy for Burial of War Dead
  • Captain Roy Sillar AAMC

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