Inter War, Australia Western Australia, TWEEDDALE, 1930
1937Overview
(Photocopy) Seven members of 10 Australian Light Horse members of Coronation contingent, at Barracks
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-32-P1900.1698
Item type
Themes
Year
Geotag
-32.044792814803, 115.754881489
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- M113 Light Reconnaissance Vehicle (0.01km away)
- South African War Veterans Association - Banner (0.01km away)
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- Vietnam Era, Australia, Western Australia, Fremantle, Artillery Barracks, 1969 (0.01km away)
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- 10 Light Horse Regiment - Guidon (1928 Presentation) (0.02km away)
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