Who was C Gordon? NSW community tries to solve WWI soldier mystery
The names etched into the Araluen War Memorial are read aloud every Anzac Day, but one digger from World War I remains a mystery.
Who was C Gordon? NSW community tries to solve WWI soldier mystery
The names etched into the Araluen War Memorial are read aloud every Anzac Day, but one digger from World War I remains a mystery.
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