Gilbert Bennion

Gilbert Bennion (October 1, 1898January 27, 2005) was an Australian veteran of World War I. Born in Croydon, North Queensland, he was an apprentice railway station master in Townsville when he enlisted on August 1, 1918 to serve in the Australian Imperial Force. He trained at Enoggera, was promoted to corporal, and was discharged without serving overseas. (Not having been to Croydon in six years, he visited home to bid farewell to his parents, but by the time his stay was over two or three days later, the boat carrying his unit had sailed for New Zealand.) In peacetime, Bennion was an officer in the Citizens Military Force. He also rejoined Queensland Rail and was the last stationmaster at Tweed Heads station. Bennion was the last remaining New South Wales veteran, and died in 2005 at the age of 106. Bennion, Gilbert Bennion, Gilbert

 

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