The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Queanbeyan, NSW. May 1971. Photograph of the medals awarded to veteran Ernest Corey. Mr Corey was the only soldier in the British Commonwealth to be awarded the Military Medal four times. The Military Medal can be distinguished from the other medals pictured by the three bars on the ribbon. 2143 Corporal Ernest Albert Corey of Cooma, NSW, enlisted on 13 January 1916 into the 55th Battalion.
Queanbeyan, NSW. May 1971. Informal portrait of veteran Mr Ernest Corey, wearing his medals. Mr Corey was the only soldier in the British Commonwealth to be awarded the Military Medal four times. 2143
Queanbeyan, NSW. May 1971. Informal portrait of veteran Mr Ernest Corey in a Queanbeyan Nursing Home, with Sister Mary Hawkins. Mr Corey was the only soldier in the British Commonwealth to have been a
Studio portrait of Private Ernest Albert Corey, 55th Battalion AIF. Corey is the only man in the British Commonwealth to be awarded the Military Medal and three bars. He served as a stretcher bearer a
Studio portrait of 2143 Private (Pte) Ernest Albert Corey, 55th Battalion, of Cooma, NSW. Corey was born in Numeralla, NSW, in 1891. He enlisted in 1916 as part of the 'Men from Snowy River' recruitme
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Ernest Albert Corey was born near Cooma, New South Wales on 20 December 1891. Educated at Thubergal Lake Public School, Cor
Victory Medal. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Ernest Albert Corey was born near Cooma, New South Wales on 20 December 1891. Educated at Thubergal Lake Public School, Corey was a 24
