"Australia's unknown sailor named" Topic

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Warspite1	19 Nov 2021 4:49 p.m. PST
Some of you may be aware that only one body washed ashore following the sinking of HMAS Sydney in 1941. link The man was on a single Carley float and was wearing bleached overalls. It has now been announced that efforts to name him via DNA have finally paid-off. link He has been named as Thomas Welsby Clark, aged 20. His grave in Western Australia, formerly marked as unknown, will receive a new headstone. Barry
Dan Cyr	19 Nov 2021 8:28 p.m. PST
May his family know peace at last.
Dn Jackson	20 Nov 2021 1:55 a.m. PST
God bless, and rest in peace.

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