6. How We Remember
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Wellington College in the UK memorialized the alumni who fought and died in World War 1. Over 50 alumni received the Military Cross for bravery and 13 received the Distinguished Service Order. The memorial hall opened in 1928 to honor those who served. Brigadier General Bernard Freyberg VC won numerous honors including the Victoria Cross despite losing his right arm in the war. Brothers Oscar and Victor Gallie also distinguished themselves, with Oscar receiving the Distinguished Service Order and Military Cross before being killed in 1917. His brother Victor did not survive the war either.
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6. How We Remember
- 1. Wellington College and the First World War
- 2. In Memoriam – Wellington College
- 7. Opening of the Wellington College Memorial Hall, 1928
- 9. The Wellingtonian, War Number, 1919
- 10. 1919 Old Boys’ Day
- 11. 1919 Old Boys’ Day
- 12. Medals Tally 55 MCs 13 DSOs 12 Corix De Guerre 25 MMs
- 13. Brigadier General Bernard Freyberg VC
- 14. “ My right arm is gone, but after all it has been worthwhile for did not our side win and win handsomely?” W Perry, January, 1919
- 15. Oscar and Victor Gallie Scholarship Oscar Gallie gained a DSO and the MC before he was killed in action on 9 December 1917; his brother, Victor (inset), an equally brave soldier, did not long survive the war
- 16. ANZAC Assembly [See SV for DVD, if you would like to show a brief clip of the 2007 ANZAC assembly]
- 19. In Memoriam – New Zealand
- 20. Tyn Cot Cemetery – NZ Memorial
- 24. 2004 – NZ’s Unknown Warrior
- 27. NZ Memorial – Chunuk Bair
- 28. NZ Memorial - Messines
- 29. Dawn Service - Wellington