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6939, PRIVATE R. MACTIER, VC, 23RD BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION ON 1918-09-01 AT MONT ST QUENTIN DURING THE ACTION FOR WHICH HE WAS AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS.
STUDIO PORTRAIT OF PRIVATE LANE (SEATED) AND 6939 PRIVATE ROBERT MACTIER VC (1890-1918), 23RD BATTALION AIF. PRIVATE MACTIER WAS AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS POSTHUMOUSLY FOR CONSPICUOUS BRAVERY AND DEV
HEM-MONACU, FRANCE. THE GRAVE OF 6939 PRIVATE ROBERT MACTIER VC (1890-1918), 23RD BATTALION AIF. PRIVATE MACTIER WAS AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS POSTHUMOUSLY FOR CONSPICUOUS BRAVERY AND DEVOTION TO DUT
Portrait of 6939 Private R Mactier VC of the 23rd Battalion AIF, who was killed in action at Mont St Quentin, north of Peronne, France in an attack on the village on the morning of 1 September 1918.
LAKE COOPER, NEAR COROP, VIC. GROUP PORTRAIT OF A PICNIC PARTY. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBERT MACTIER (KILLED IN ACTION MONT ST QUENTIN 1918-09-01, AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS POSTHUMOUSLY), JACK CRAWFORD; BAC
Studio portrait of Private (Pte) Robert Mactier VC 23rd Battalion. Pte Mactier was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for "most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty" on 1 September 1918 at Mo
Studio portrait of 6939 Private (Pte) Robert Mactier. A farmer from Tatura, Victoria prior to enlistment, Pte Mactier embarked with the 19th Reinforcements, 23rd Battalion from Melbourne on HMAT Asca
