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 St Mary's Parish Primary School WWII Honour Board

106th Australian Casualty Clearing Station and 6th Casualty Clearing Station Brisbane

11th Aust Infantry Bde (AIF) Porton Memorial

11th Field Company Royal Australian Engineers

15th and 2/15th Australian Battalions Memorials

1st Australian Corps Troops Supply Column

2/11th Field Company Royal Australian Engineers

2/14 Australian Infantry Battalion Memorial

2/1st Tank Attack Regiment Royal Australian Artillery

2/2nd Tank Attack Regiment Royal Australian Artillery 7th Division

2/3 AHS Centaur (Final Resting Place) Memorial

2/3 AHS Centaur Shrine of Memories Memorial (Brisbane)

2/4th Australian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment

2/9th Australian Infantry Battalion (Base plaque)

2/9th Australian Infantry Battalion (Carving)

25th Australian Infantry Battalion (WWII)

25th Battalion Royal Queensland Regiment Memorial Wall

26th and 2/26th Australian Infantry Battalion Memorial

26th Australian Infantry Battalion (WWII)

31/51 Australian Infantry Battalion Roll of Honour

31/51 Australian Infantry Battalion Roll of Honour 1939–1945

31/51 Australian Infantry Battalions Memorial

42nd Australian Infantry Battalion (WWII)

47th Australian Infantry Battalion (WWII)

49th Australian Infantry Battalion Honour Rolls

55 Australian Field Park Company & 284 LAD (Royal Australian Engineers)

5th Australian Division HQ (AIF) 1942-1945 Plaque

61st Australian Infantry Battalion Queensland Cameron Highlanders

61st Battalion Queensland Cameron Highlanders Memorial Shelter

7th Australian Field Ambulance (1914-18, 1939-45)

8th Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment

8th Division Australian Army Service Corps

8th/9th Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment

9th Australian Infantry Battalion (Moreton Regiment)

9th Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment

Alexandra Headland National War Dog Memorial

Allied Forces Intelligence Memorial Plaque, Ascot

Allingham 'Saluting Their Service' Memorial

Allora St Andrews Church WWI Roll of Honour

Allora St Patrick's School World War I Shrine

Allora St Patricks School World War I Honour Roll

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The Royal Australian Engineers (RAE) corps expanded exponentially during WWII, growing from 233 regular troops and 1,750 Militia to 32,984 men at its peak in 1945. The corps undertook a range of tasks broadly divided into mobility, countermobility and construction and served in Libya, Greece, Crete, Syria-Lebanon, Ceylon, the Northern Territory, Papua, New Guinea and Borneo.

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The Royal Australian Engineers (RAE) corps expanded exponentially during WWII, growing from 233 regular troops and 1,750 Militia to 32,984 men at its peak in 1945. The corps undertook a range of tasks broadly divided into mobility, countermobility and construction and served in Libya, Greece, Crete, Syria-Lebanon, Ceylon, the Northern Territory, Papua, New Guinea and Borneo.

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