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The 11 Australian soldiers killed in World War I, who were long commemorated as unknown soldiers, have been identified through extensive historical research, archaeological investigations, and DNA analysis.
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Upgrade this serverA fallen World War I soldier from Lilydale has had his identity officially restored, more than a century after he was killed in action on the Western Front. Lieutenant Howard Victor Morey of the 58th Battalion AIF was among 11 Australian servicemen formally identified following exhaustive genealogical, forensic, and historical research. Lieutenant Morey was killed […]
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