Watch the story of Bryan Lyall and discover why a mother’s farewell words were never carved in stone.
Note: This story is a silent presentation. Minor modifications have been made to sentence structure for the purpose of digital display.
A transcript for the video can be accessed from the Downloads area of this step.
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Guide to accessing the Red Cross Wounded and Missing files and the Honour Roll on the Australian War Memorial website.
Watch Laura James explore the roll of honour made available by the Australian War Memorial.
Watch Bruce Scates guide you through the process of finding the location of war memorials on the Imperial War Museums website.
Watch Rebecca Wheatley explain how you can access the digitised diaries on the State Library of New South Wales website.
Watch Laura James guide you through the process of accessing war diaries on the Australian War Memorial website.
Watch Bruce Scates guide you through the process of accessing war artwork on the Australian War Memorial website.
Professor Jay Winter explores historical artefacts related to the topic of War Wounds: An Officer’s sword and pieces of artillery.
Watch Rebecca Wheatley guide you through the process of accessing books and images on the National Library of Australia’s Trove website.
Watch Laura James guide you through the process of accessing newspaper articles on the National Library of Australia’s Trove website.
Watch Bruce Scates guide you through the process of accessing film archives on the Australian War Memorial website.
Watch Rebecca Wheatley guide you through the process of accessing Repatriation Files on the National Archives of Australia website.
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