gravemarkers
10 photos tagged gravemarkers, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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- militarycemetery
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- worldwarone
- thegreatwar
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- firstworldwar
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The last upload was October 2025.
Military cemetery in Townsville 1943 from State Library of Queensland uploaded October 2025
09_03117 War graves: No. 3 de 841, A-1234: WWI Aviation-Related Photos taken in France, c. 1914-1917 from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2019
Carl Gwartney Collection Image from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2018
world war two image from SDASM Archives uploaded August 2018
AL-44 1st Aero sq Album Image_000261 from SDASM Archives uploaded March 2014
American Cemetary at Chateau Thierry from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2013
VP-14/VB-102/VPB-102 Collection Photo Second Tour (8) from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2013
VP-106_000217 from SDASM Archives uploaded April 2013
World War One 1st Aero Squadron Collection from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2012
John Vernon Lane Special Collection Photo from SDASM Archives uploaded September 2012
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Military cemetery in Townsville 1943
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Vesna Verencevic said:
On 8 April 1943, B-25C Mitchell #41-12904, "Half Pound Mary" of the 71st Bomb Squadron of the 38th Bomb Group crashed 8 miles north east of Townsville while undergoing an overhaul at the 4th Air Depot. The following crew members were buried at the US Military Cemetery Townsville on 12 April 1943. Carlow, D.T. Atkinson, Courtney B. Neyley, Paul L. Haggerty, John J. Jnr. Peter Murray in Townsville in November 2013 commented that there is some doubt about the accuracy of the caption on the above photograph. After some collaborative research with Peter Murray, it is now confirmed that the above caption under the burial photograph is incorrect in stating that all men were members of the 2nd Service Squadron. Carlow, Atkinson, Neyley, and Haggerty, who were killed in this crash, were buried along with men from two other crashes and two men from the 91st Engineers on 12 April 1943. Source: www.ozatwar.com/ozcrashes/qld100.htm