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(2) How many soldiers’ names are listed on the Campbelltown Soldiers
Memorial? Complete the table below.
The Fallen Returned to Australia Total who served
The Fallen Returned to Australia Total who served
15 79 94
(3) Approximately one in five of the Australians who served in the First World
War did not return home. What percentage of those whose names are listed
on the Campbelltown Soldiers Memorial lost their lives?
What does this suggest about the impact of the war across Australian
communities?
Approximately 19% of those whose names are listed lost their lives. It suggests that
communities across the country bore equally the impact and suffering caused by the
First World War.
(4) Write down the full name and initials of the soldier whose name starts Mc
that appears under the inscription “IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO
PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE” to use for further research when you
return to the classroom.
Mc Donald J.F.W.
(5) Write down the names and initials of the other two soldiers from
Campbelltown with the same surname commencing with Mc who also
appear on the monument under the heading of “IN HONOUR OF THOSE
WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 –1919”?
Mc Donald E.J.
Mc Donald H.E.
Classroom
(6) Complete the table below by accessing the Australian War Memorial
website at
www.awm.gov.au > Biographical Databases > Nominal Rolls >
First World War Nominal Rolls – Nominal Roll
Enter the soldiers’ surnames, from the Campbelltown Soldiers Memorial, that
appear in the table on the next page. Each soldier’s service number is included to
assist you to find the correct person listed within the pages of the Nominal Roll.
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