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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 DUTY. HE CHARGED FOUR GERMAN MACHINE GUN POSTS DURING THE ASSAULT ON MONT ST QUENTIN ON 1918-09-01 AND WAS KILLED WHILE CHARGING THE FOURTH MACHINE GUN POST. (DONOR P. MACTIER)
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
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
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.
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.
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
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
