8.‘Anzac Traditions continues in Harefield, UK, site of WWI hospital’, Herald Sun, 21 April 2009 at: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/anzac-tradition-in-englands-heart/story-e6frf7lf-1225700428960
Chapter 19
1.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, pp. 406–09.
2.Carlyon, The Great War, p. 563.
3.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, p. 415.
4.AWM 4-23-55-1 Part 1, p. 21.
5.Ibid.
6.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, pp. 410–14.
7.Ibid., p. 420.
8.Ibid., p. 422.
9.Fairey, The 38th Battalion A.I.F, p. 50.
10.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, pp. 423–26.
11.Fairey, The 38th Battalion A.I.F, p. 52.
12.H.F. Poole, NAA B2455.
13.L.A. Roberts, NAA B884.
Chapter 20
1.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, p. 427.
2.Ibid., p. 428.
3.Member of the Legislative Assembly.
Chapter 21
1.NAA, Honours and Awards: Robert Oswald Henderson.
2.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 17 May 1918.
3.Ibid., 24 May 1918.
4.W.H. Orchard, NAA B2455.
5.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 24 May 1918.
6.A.J.A. Maudsley, NAA B2455.
7.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, pp. 453–54.
8.D.W. Townsend, NAA B2455.
Chapter 22
1.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, pp. 458–62.
2.Gammage, The Broken Years, pp. 220–21.
3.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, pp. 470–73.
4.Ibid., p. 479.
5.A.V. Grinton, NAA B2455.
6.The photos have since toured the country in an exhibition entitled ‘A Camera on the Somme 1916-1919’ and are available for viewing at the Bendigo RSL Museum.
7.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 1 November 1918.
8.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 3 January 1919.
9.Carlyon, The Great War, p. 692.
10.Ibid., p. 696.
11.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, p. 486.
12.Carlyon, The Great War, p. 701.
13.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, pp. 492–93.
14.Gammage, The Broken Years, p. 202.
15.Lieutenant Colonel Robert Henderson, DSO, who had sailed with Allan and Percy on the Runic and who Percy had earlier praised for his leadership at Passchendaele, was killed at Bony on 1 October. He commanded the 39th Battalion, having initially served as a major in the 38th Battalion.
Chapter 23
1.AWM 4 23-55-1 Part 1, p. 61.
2.Convalescent Depot War Diary, AWM 4-26-84-8.
3.John Terraine, The First World War, Leo Cooper, London, 1983, p. 184.
4.Bean, Anzac to Amiens, p. 532.
5.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 17 May 1918.
6.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 6 September 1918.
7.Convalescent Depot War Diary, AWM 4-26-84-8.
8.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 15 November 1918.
9.‘B’ class troops were convalescent men fit for physical training, marching etc.
Chapter 24
1.Fairey, The 38th Battalion A.I.F, p. 86.
2.Tom Gibson was a railway porter at Mologa and a relative of the Marlows. His brother Bert had been invalided back to Australia and then later sent to an AIF depot in South Africa. Tom enlisted on 11 September 1917. His mother wrote on his consent form ‘on condition my son J.L. Gibson is kept in Victoria for 4 months’; he had just turned 18. Tom did not see the fighting on the Western Front. He arrived in England late in September 1918 and sailed home to Australia in May the following year. J.L. Gibson, NAA B2455.
3.E.E. Marlow, NAA B2455.
4.G.H. Marlow, NAA B2455.
5.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 1 August 1919.
6.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 15 August 1919.
7.Edith died on 27 August 1919.
8.Siegfried Sassoon , Selected Poems, Faber & Faber, London, 1982 (1961), p. 14.
Epilogue
1.V. Brittain, ‘War (The Great German Offensive, March-May 1918)’ in M. Bostridge (ed), Because you Died: Poetry and Prose of the First World War and After, Virago Press, United Kingdom, 2008.
2.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, n.d.
3.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 18 March 1921.
4.Pyramid Hill Advertiser, 10 July 1935.
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