Awarded to 2264 Lieutenant John William Scott MID. Scott enlisted in May 1915. He trained as a signaller at Broadmeadows in Melbourne and sailed to Egypt in September 1915 with 4 Reinforcements, 18 Battalion. In June 1916, on the Western Front, Scott was transferred to 110 Howitzer Battery, 10 Field Artillery Brigade. With the rank of Sergeant he won the French Croix de Guerre in October 1917 and was Mentioned in Dispatches in May 1918. Scott was wounded whilst serving on the Western Front and was hospitalised twice. Scott received his commission to the rank of Lieutenant in 1919 and remained in France with 41 Battalion for demobilisation purposes. He returned to Australia aboard the SS Euripides in October 1919.

Awarded to Second Lieutenant Charles Selby Alfred Noad of 57 Battalion, AIF. Noad was born in Melbourne in March 1896 and enlisted in the AIF on 16 July 1915. He served with 6 and 57 Battalions and won the Military Cross for his actions at Glencorse Wood on 25/26 September 1917. He embarked for return to Australia on 9 December 1918. He enlisted again during the Second World War and served with the number V39529. He was discharged with the rank of Captain on 26 March 1947.

407318 Sergeant (later Flying Officer) Leonard Alexander 'Toppy' Einsaar was born in New South Wales in 1913. He served as a policeman in the 1930s and was also an Olympic rower. He enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force in September 1940 and trained as pilot. He was allocated to 14 Squadron RAF and was awarded a Distinguished Flying Medal in November 1942. On 12 April 1943 Einsaar and his crew were forced to ditch their aircraft off Sicily when it was damaged by a German attacker. Five of his crew survived and they were imprisoned first by the Italians and then by the Germans. They eventually escaped and were sheltered by Italian families before they were able to arrange a rendezvous with a British motor torpedo boat in 1944. They were evacuated first to Naples and then to Cairo. Einsaar was mentioned in despatches in June 1945. He was discharged from the RAAF in November 1945.

• Gulf War Medal group comprising the 
  • Gulf Medal, (UK)
  • The UN Medal for Emergency Force 2 ( Egypt 1973-79), 
  • UN Medal for Observers to Iraq/Kuwait, 
  • Saudi Liberation of Kuwait Medal, 
  • Kuwait Liberation Medal (2nd Class -not the common 4th Class one), 
  • Saudi Government medal issued to civilians, dignitaries and government employees.

Named to Mr. P S JACKSON BAE. The recipient was a member of British Aerospace based at Dahran.

WW2 medals include Africa Star with 8th ARMY clasp. United Nations Korea Medal named to 207821 GNR H.R.VEINT of NZ. Korea Medal was issued but was lost.

• 1939/45 Star
• Africa Star & 8th Army clasp
• Italy Star

• 1939/45 War Medal
• New Zealand Service Medal 1939/45
• United Nations medal for Korea.

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