SIGHTING QUALITIES SALUTE TO AUSTRALIA'S SOLDIERS
Dr Thomas Woolves and Weston Martyr praise Australian soldiers from World War I as a distinct fighting type within the British stock. They emphasize self reliance, fearless aggression, and the deliberate “tiger leap” tactic that adapts to Libyan campaigns and modern warfare.
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Thomas Wood
Australia
Red Cross
Woolves
Thake
Murat
Napoleon
Jude
Woonquiter
Dan Anipiie
Weston Martyr
Temry
New Zealand
Teash
Fragmentary War Era Rhetoric It Seems
A fragmentary passage discusses national temper and momentum for a decisive charge. It references Australians, behind the scenes effort, and the belief that our men will perform their duties when their time comes, highlighting wartime morale and strategic framing.
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Via
Angue
RAF ace’s perilous two mile drop after dogfight
A Royal Air Force ace who shot down a Heinkel that bombed Buckingham Palace last year leaped from a damaged plane at 17 000 feet and tumbled through a dive. He regained control, spoke to a newspaper rep, and landed with minor injuries. The officer, a sergeant-pilot and holder of the DFM, has 34 confirmed victories.
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Royal Air Force
Buckingham Palace
Golf Notes Draw For Associates Monthly Medal And Love Cup
The notices list match pairings for the Associates Monthly Medal and Love Cup including Wemurew versus Miss Yates and Mrs Cavaneugh, Street against Yates, Cleaver versus Dobson, Watkins versus Hughes, with Mes Spenes Green Howden Garner Reltwa and others. The member handicap draws show Urennay Lynn Chariton Cox Rye Channon McRae versus Coote Punton Glover McGown versus Hightiet Stevens and a bye.
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Wemurew
Miss Yates
Cavaneugh
Mra Street
Yates
Miss Cleaver
Miss Dobson
Watkins
Hughes
Mes. Spenes
Miss Green
Miss Howden
Garner
Cox
Rye
Channon
McRae
Coote
Punton
Pilot Officer Jones Recalled By Air Squadron Chief
A Flight Lieutenant called the Air Ministry demanding Pilot Officer Jones be posted to his squadron at once. The unnamed Air Marshal Brown replied, asking if he knew whom he spoke to, and the lieutenant admitted he did not. The exchange was recorded by The Sunday Times in London.
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Lvalive Ation
Air Ministry
Jones
Tom
Sunday Times
London
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Church ST
Gloucester
S. J. Bennett
Radio and Garage Service
F. M. Smith
Kotare
The
New Zealands Heralds
Contanee
Manchester
Paton & Baldwins
ATS
Gloucester Electric Supply Co, Ltd
Blackleg
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