Sgt Phillip WG Moon 63 of A Coy 8th Battalion AIF was killed in action 19 June 1915, aged 22. He was observing Turkish lines through a loophole when an enemy sniper saw movement and with a single shot killed him. He is buried in Shrapnel Valley Cemetery.
About Me
- Trevor Henshaw
- I'm an architect. I was born in Australia but have lived and worked in London for almost 40 years. So I guess I am hooked on this great city. I've just re-written and re-published my revised and expanded "The Sky Their Battlefield 2" published by Fetubi Books, in 2014. It deals in great detail with the air war between 1914 - 1918, concentrating on the Allied air casualties and examining air activity on every day in every theatre of the conflict. It indexes and tells the stories of almost 17,000 Allied air personnel. It also links over 3,000 German air records to Allied events, and puts the air war into greater context with the ground war. Go and look at www.theskytheirbattlefield2.com to see more details! It's the result of over 30 years' hard work! Naturally I also have a wider interest in the military history of the Great War and I found Jack Duffy's amazing album in the 1990s in a shop in Melbourne. Its importance was immediately obvious and it was only a matter of technology and finding the time to start it that led to this blog.