Lest we forget.
In memory of Captain Horace Chamberlain King MC, 28th Bn Australian Infantry who died of wounds, aged twenty two years, on 7 April, 1918 and was buried in France, Flight Lieutenant John Ellis, Royal Australian Air Force, who died on 22 March, 1944, of injuries received earlier and Warrant Officer Robert Ellis, Royal Australian Air Force, who was killed in a flying battle 14 December, 1944, and all the others who gave their lives in the name of their country.
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Were these fighting men relatives of yours, Helen? You must be very proud of them if so.
Horace was my great uncle and John and Robert were my uncles. All very brave men and I am proud of them. They and all the others who died or fought in these conflicts to protect their countries (and all those conflicts before and since) have my admiration.
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