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Thank you from Gravesites of Tasmania.

Gill Neil Stewart

 

The following is taken from TASMANIANS AT WAR IN THE AIR 1939-1945 with the kind permission of Brian Winspear    

Neil, the son of the editor of “The Examiner” in Launceston joined the R.A.A.F in December 1940 on Initial Training Course 9, and after WAG training was posted to No. 36 Squadron at Singapore .  

Flying an Albacore torpedo bomber he was shot down while attacking the Japanese invasion fleet and killed in January 1942.

 

 

 

 

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