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Photograph 141701 Second World War, 1939-1945LIEUTENANT H.R. SYME, GC, GM AND BAR, OUTSIDE GOVERNMENT HOUSE AFTER RECEIVING THE GEORGE CROSS AT AN INVESTITURE.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lieutenant H. R. Syme, GC GM and Bar, RAN, outside Government House after receiving the George Cross at the investiture.
LIEUTENANT H.R. SYME, GC, GM AND BAR, OUTSIDE GOVERNMENT HOUSE AFTER RECEIVING THE GEORGE CROSS AT AN INVESTITURE.

PORTRAIT OF LIEUTENANT H. R. SYME, GC., GM AND BAR, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY VOLUNTEER RESERVE, WHO WAS AWARDED HIS DECORATION FOR OUTSTANDING BRAVERY IN "DE-LOUSING" UNEXPLODED ENEMY MINES DURING THE AI

MALVERN, VIC. 1953. FORMER LIEUTENANT HUGH SYME GC GM AND BAR RANVR, MANAGER OF THE AGE NEWSPAPER, PREPARES TO CROSS TOORAK ROAD AS HE WALKS FROM WORK TO HOME TO GAIN FITNESS TO TAKE PART IN THE CORON

Portrait of Lieutenant Hugh Randall Syme, GC, GM and Bar, Royal Australian Naval Reserve. Lt Syme was based at HMS Vernon, Portsmouth, from 1940 to 1942. He rapidly developed a reputation for bravery,

Wedmore, England. Informal portrait of Lieutenant Howard Dudley Reid GM and Bar, RANVR, attached to the Enemy Mining Section at HMS Vernon. He is standing beside the first German Type C aerial magneti

PORTRAIT OF LIEUTENANT HUGH RANDALL SYME. GC., GM., AND BAR, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY VOLUNTEER RESERVE, WHO WAS AWARDED HIS DECORATIONS FOR OUTSTANDING BRAVERY IN "DE-LOUSING" UNEXPLODED ENEMY MINES DUR
