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Old 12-02-18, 06:50 PM
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Default Australian sldier at The Rocks of Andromeda, Jaffa,1918

Have a look at the Australian on the right....
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That is a great photo, thanks for sharing it.

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Yes a lovely shot of a 13th A.L.H chap watching the ships .

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Yes a lovely shot of a 13th A.L.H chap watching the ships .

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4 Aust LH Regt I think, rather than the diamond of 13 ALHR.
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4 Aust LH Regt I think, rather than the diamond of 13 ALHR.
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Gentlemen, thank you very much for your comments.It is appreciated.
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