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For Mary. For Ronald. For those who never came home.
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For Mary. For Ronald. For those who never came home.
The first telegram arrived some time around May 1942. Addressed to my great grandfather, Bernard Mulligan, it delivers some troubling news. “I have been directed by the Minister for the Army to advise you that no definite information is at present available in regard to the whereabouts or circumstances of your son, Private Ronald Phillip Mulligan, 2/20th Battalion AIF.” It’s hard to imagine the fear, concern and sadness that would have been runn…
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