The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Memorial plaque inside Amiens Cathedral: "To the glory of god and to the memory of the soldiers of the Australian Imperial Force who valiantly participated in the victorious defence of Amiens from March to August 1918, and gave their lives for the cause of justice, liberty and humanity. This tablet is consecrated by the government of the Commonwealth of Australia."
Paris, France. A memorial plaque in Notre Dame Cathedral in memory of those members of the British Empire who gave their lives in World War I (also known as the Great War of 1914 - 1918). (Donor Defen
The tablet erected in the cathedral, to the memory of members of the AIF, by the grateful people of Amiens.
The tablet hanging between two pillars (right), after the unveiling and consecration by the Bishop of the Amiens Cathedral, which was erected in memory of members of the AIF, who served in Amiens.
Vimy Ridge, France. c. 1918. A memorial to Canadian soldiers who were killed in action at La Folie Farm on Vimy Ridge. It bears the following inscription :- To the glory of God and in everlasting memo
London, England. A tablet placed in Westminster Abbey and unveiled by HRH The Prince of Wales in the presence of Dominion Prime Ministers assembled for an Imperial Conference. The Coats of Arms of the
SOGERI, PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. 1944-10-29. THE INSCRIBED BRONZE TABLET ON THE MEMORIAL ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES ON THE KOKODA TRACK
