War Memorial - Greensborough, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia


Royal Australian Navy	Australian Imperial Force	Royal Australian Air Force

Shire of Diamond Valley

Cr. David Hay, Shire President

and the central riding concillors
Cr. Ian MacArthur Wallace Cr. Leslie John Smith

on 26 August 1994

didicated this monument to the honoured memory
of the men and women

of Diamond Valley who served their country
in times of conflict

The assistance and contributions of the
Greensborough and Watsonia RSL
is gratefully acknowledged.

Lest we forget

To the gallant men and women of Australia
who served their country
during times of conflict.

Keeping evergreen the memory of
our comrades, who have fallen,
for we saw how they fought and died,
their memory to this nation is imperishable.

Greensborough and Watsonia R. S. L.

1914 - 1918

Greensborough districts tribute to its undermentioned heroes who made the supreme sacrifice in the Great War 1914 - 1919
E. F. Clayton R. Davey J. Judkins M. Kennedy P. Killen D. J. Medhurst R. L. Maddison J. W. Poulter	J. R. Purcell B. A. Starling R. E. Sims K. G. Sharp F. T. Snodgrass R. L. Weir, M.C., D.C.M. H. D. Whittingham

1939 - 1945
R. A. N. Atlantic Mediterranean Red Sea Persian Gulf Indian Ocean Java Sea Coral Sea Pacific	A. M. F. Greece Crete Egypt Libya Syria Malaya New Guinea Pacific Islands Borneo	R. A. A. F. United Kingdom Europe Atlantic Middle East East Indies S. E. Asia New Guinea S. W. Pacific

This plaque was unveiled on
23 April, 1995
to commemorate the

50th anniversary
of the end of the 2nd World War
1939 - 1945

unveiled by
J. T. (Jack) Wilcox
war veteran

Greensborough and Watsonia RSL

Other conflicts

Malaya
East Timor
Afghanistan

1948 - 1960
1999 - 2003
2001 -

Korea
Vietnam
Kuwait

1950 - 1953
1962 - 1973
1991 -

Borneo
Iraq

1962 - 1966
2003 -

The pictures and transcriptions are provided by Allie Ford. Many thanks, Allie.

This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II.
We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.