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Colt1911 [192]
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Ww1 soldier settlers what did they get

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Soldiers were eligible to apply for Crown Lands if they had served overseas with the Australian Imperial Forces or with the British Defence Service. The soldiers also needed to have been honourably discharged to be eligible.
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