Testimonials

JOHN BECKHOUSE FROM QUEANBEYAN IN AUSTRALIA: To Gary - Thanks to your advice - and despite being earlier assured by the Department of Defence that my grandfather, Captain BECKHOUSE had received all of the service medals to which he was entitled, I queried whether he was entitled to any other awards. Lo and behold - yes, he was entitled to the 1939-1945 Star after all .... and I am now going through the hoops to have that issued. Many thanks to Medals Gone Missing for your advice and assistance.

HAVE YOU CLAIMED ALL OF THE WAR MEDALS THAT YOU, OR YOUR ANCESTORS ARE ENTITLED TO? TO FIND OUT MORE, PLEASE CLICK HERE

PHILLIP JAMES FROM AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND: Thank you for allowing me to use your interesting article about that trail and about Australian Army Boots of the era. I am glad that my use of your hard work was not a cause of annoyance, Gary. (Testimonial a result of allowing Phillip to use a link to the Australian Boot Story on his ebay advertisement - Lot Number 350247098218) http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1943-Australian-HOBNAIL-BOOTS-as-worn-on-KOKODA-Trail_W0QQitemZ350247098218QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item518c5a976a

MEL & ANN PARSONS FROM CROWBOROUGH - UNITED KINGDOM: Hi Gary, my wife and I are delighted and very grateful for your input to produce the story of Arthur CUPIS to accompany our search for his missing Death Plaque. Thanks also for the information regarding his kit, we were not aware of this detail. Once again, thanks for your help. Best Regards, Mel and Ann Parsons.

THE DEATH PLAQUE (Memorial Plaque or "Dead Man's Penny") OF ARTHUR CUPIS IS MISSING. CAN YOU HELP US TO RETURN IT TO HIS FAMILY? To read the full story of Lance Corporal Arthur Cupis and the 175th Tunnelling Company - Royal Engineers, please CLICK HERE

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