The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Royal Palace, Athens.
Photograph from collection of TX1349 Private (Pte) Livingstone McNeil Inglis, 1 Australian Parachute Battalion. Born in Scotland, Pte Inglis enlisted on 29 April 1940, aged 23 years, in Queenstown, Tasmania. Assigned to the 1st Anti Tank Regiment, Pte Inglis embarked for overseas service on 15 July 1940, travelling to England before serving in the Middle East and Greece. Following an appointment with the Australian Army Catering Corps as a cook, Inglis successfully undertook a parachute training course and was transferred to 1 Australian Parachute Battalion on 46 April 1944. He returned to Australia and was discharged on 11 September 1945.
German troops marching in Athens, Greece. Photograph from collection of TX1349 Private (Pte) Livingstone McNeil Inglis, 1 Australian Parachute Battalion. Born in Scotland, Pte Inglis enlisted on 29 A
German troops marching in Athens, Greece. Photograph from collection of TX1349 Private (Pte) Livingstone McNeil Inglis, 1 Australian Parachute Battalion. Born in Scotland, Pte Inglis enlisted on 29 A
View of harbour in Athens, Greece. Photograph from collection of TX1349 Private (Pte) Livingstone McNeil Inglis, 1 Australian Parachute Battalion. Born in Scotland, Pte Inglis enlisted on 29 April 19
Parachute drop on Crete. Photograph from collection of TX1349 Private (Pte) Livingstone McNeil Inglis, 1 Australian Parachute Battalion. Born in Scotland, Pte Inglis enlisted on 29 April 1940, aged 2
German transport planes, presumably used for the parachute drop on Crete. Photograph from collection of TX1349 Private (Pte) Livingstone McNeil Inglis, 1 Australian Parachute Battalion. Born in Scotl
German paratroopers enplaning, Greece. Photograph from collection of TX1349 Private (Pte) Livingstone McNeil Inglis, 1 Australian Parachute Battalion. Born in Scotland, Pte Inglis enlisted on 29 Apri