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| Name: Joachimkaroline From: Joachimkaroline Website: http://joachimkaroline.20six.fr E-mail: Contact |
Hello my name is Cisco. English language is my second language . I visit sites like yours to learn new english vocabulary words and improve my english grammar . I hope to have effective communication and business communication for a new job in US. I learned a new word of the day from your site. I plan to be public speaking and business writing better now from your site. Thank you.
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| Name: Jakubyvonne From: Jakubyvonne Website: http://jakubyvonne.3steps.com E-mail: Contact |
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| Name: Christerlejla From: Christerlejla Website: http://christerlejla.blogspot.com E-mail: Contact |
Excellent site. It was pleasant to me.
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| Name: Jessie From: South australia E-mail: Contact |
To the creator: Congratulations on this beautiful website, and on returning so many hundreds of sets of medals to their rightful owners. I myself an looking for medals on both my mother and father's side; G. Webb and A. Webb (brothers, France) and Pte. James Coverlid (Gallipoli), so i can understand the anguish of loosing medals seemingly forever. I know how important these medals are to families, and wish to thank you for creating such a cause. You are truly a hero, and deserve a medal yourself.
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| Name: Vemundalbertine From: Vemundalbertine Website: http://vemundalbertine.20six.nl E-mail: Contact |
Wonderful and informative web site. I used information from this site its great.
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| Name: Phillip Grimm From: Sydney, NSW E-mail: Contact |
Thank you for the return of my father's WWII medals, which were stolen and eventually returned to the Defence Deptartment and then lostmedalsaustralia.com. This is a valuable service you provide for retrieving lost family history.
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| Name: Hilary Kelly From: Brisbane E-mail: Contact |
Glyn, I was so happy when you returned to me recently a WW1 medal of my fathers (John Jones). I assume it spend a lot of money researching medals and returning them to their families. I would like to compensate you in some small way for your outlays. Does Lost Medals Australia accept donations?
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| Name: Richard From: Geelong E-mail: Contact |
I am trying to locate WW1 service medals for my great uncle, Pte Willam CULLEN 623, of 31st Infantry Battalion, killed in action at Fromelles on 19/20 July 1916. His medals sent to his father after war, and possibly retained by his step-mother's family (Jessie Thompson/McHugh/Cullen, her daughter Jessie Lewis, and Lewis grandchildren).
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| Name: DAVE From: WESTERN AUSTRALIA E-mail: Contact |
I have in my possession a medal awarded in 1865 by the royal humane society in South Australia,, It's a bravery award for a daring sea rescue.. It is in Exceptional condition witha hand written account of what happened. I discovered it whilst renovating an old table i purchased.. It has been secreted there for 150 years.. I am aware of who it was awarded to as the engraving is faultless.. If some one can give me more details as to the rightful owner(s) I would br gratefull
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| Name: G. Wilson From: NSW E-mail: Contact |
I have in my possession Korean War Medal for William Montgomery 2411607 born Kogarah area.I came across it many years ago whilst sorting scrap metal therefore the conditon is not real good.I have hung on to it all these years hoping to contact righful owner or family member without success. Would love to pass it on to proven family member ,if not would like it to go to AWM.Any help appreciated.
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