Alan David Mitchell

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AuthorNorthern Beaches Library Local StudiesDateApril 2024DescriptionPrivate Alan Mitchell, Service Number 1323, was one of the first men from Manly to be killed in World War I. His father, Mark Mitchell, commissioned the Manly Cenotaph, which he donated to Manly. This was one of the first war memorials in Australia, and unveiled on 14th October 1916SubjectsManly (N.S.W.)The Corso (Manly, N.S.W.)World War I Armed ForcesMonuments & memorialsEventsRites and ceremoniesKeywordsGreat War
Australian Army
Defence Force
Corps
Regiments
military
ranks
soldiers
recruits
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PeopleAlan David MitchellCollectionWorld War I SoldiersRelated itemsOfficial unveilling ceremony of the Manly Cenotaph, The Corso, Manly, 14 October 1916Mark MitchellMitchell, Alan David TributeWebsiteUnveiling Manly War MemorialVideo

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Alan David Mitchell