The diary entries of two mates serving at Gallipoli and the Western Front in WW1. Bill Poynton's Diary. Sailing out of Melbourne. Bill on September 15th, 1915. After clearing Albany, but without calling, we headed across the Indian Ocean and except for a few days, we had a smooth trip arriving at Port Said on October 8th , where we entrained for Cairo. Bill Poynton's Diary.
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The diary entries of two mates serving at Gallipoli and the Western Front in WW1. Bill Poynton's Diary. Sailing out of Melbourne. Bill on September 15th, 1915. After clearing Albany, but without calling, we headed across the Indian Ocean and except for a few days, we had a smooth trip arriving at Port Said on October 8th , where we entrained for Cairo. Bill Poynton's Diary.
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The diary entries of two mates serving at Gallipoli and the Western Front in WW1. Bill Poynton's Diary. Sailing out of Melbourne. Bill on September 15th, 1915. On the morning of 10th Sept. 1915, my old friend and good mate Chas. McDonald embarked on the transport Makarini from Port Melbourne. It was Charles’ birthday, but there were no celebrations. We sailed that day and were soon out in the open sea. There was a heavy swell on crossing the Bight and I […]. Continue reading about Sailing out of Melbourne.
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The diary entries of two mates serving at Gallipoli and the Western Front in WW1. Bill Poynton's Diary. Sailing out of Melbourne. Bill on September 15th, 1915. On the morning of 10th Sept. 1915, my old friend and good mate Chas. McDonald embarked on the transport Makarini from Port Melbourne. It was Charles’ birthday, but there were no celebrations. We sailed that day and were soon out in the open sea. There was a heavy swell on crossing the Bight and I […]. Continue reading about Sailing out of Melbourne.
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The diary entries of two mates serving at Gallipoli and the Western Front in WW1. Bill Poynton's Diary. Sailing out of Melbourne. Bill on September 15th, 1915. On the morning of 10th Sept. 1915, my old friend and good mate Chas. McDonald embarked on the transport Makarini from Port Melbourne. It was Charles’ birthday, but there were no celebrations. We sailed that day and were soon out in the open sea. There was a heavy swell on crossing the Bight and I […]. Continue reading about Sailing out of Melbourne.
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The diary entries of two mates serving at Gallipoli and the Western Front in WW1. Bill Poynton's Diary. Sailing out of Melbourne. Bill on September 15th, 1915. On the morning of 10th Sept. 1915, my old friend and good mate Chas. McDonald embarked on the transport Makarini from Port Melbourne. It was Charles’ birthday, but there were no celebrations. We sailed that day and were soon out in the open sea. There was a heavy swell on crossing the Bight and I […]. Continue reading about Sailing out of Melbourne.
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The diary entries of two mates serving at Gallipoli and the Western Front in WW1. Bill Poynton's Diary. Sailing out of Melbourne. Bill on September 15th, 1915. After clearing Albany, but without calling, we headed across the Indian Ocean and except for a few days, we had a smooth trip arriving at Port Said on October 8th , where we entrained for Cairo. Bill Poynton's Diary.
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