Kerr, James Kelly (service No: 218508) was killed in action 13 May 1969, aged 19 years. He was a tank driver and was killed when the tank he was driving hit a mine. He served with B Squadron, 1 Armored Regiment in the Australian Army.16 individual black and white photo's of the funeral service of James Kelly Kerr.photograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of mourners at the grave site for the funeral of James Kelly Kerrphotograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of mourners at the grave side of James Kelly Kerr.photograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of a Padre reading at the grave side of James Kelly Kerr. There are other men standing behind him. There are family and friends also around the grave side.photograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and White photograph of the funeral party and coffin from rear. Funeral of James Kelly Kerrphotograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of the Funeral Guard with weapons for the funeral of James Kelly Kerrphotograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of the Bearer party carring the coffin of James Kelly Kerrphotograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of the Ceremonial Funeral Guard standing to attention for the funer of James Kelly Kerr.photograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of the coffin draped with an Australian Flag and flowers inside a church. Funeeral of James Kelly Kerrphotograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of a funeral guard firing the gun salute for the funeral of James Kelly Kerrphotograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of piper playing bagpipes for the funeral of James Kelly Kerr. Two other soldiers look onphotograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Black and white photograph of three Ministers of Religon standing at the grave at the funeral service for James kelly Kerrphotograph, funeral procession, james kelly kerr

Written Sat 10th. 1.30 in morning. Letter 2. Hand written two page letter written by James Kelly Kerr to his parents two days before his death. 2 pagesletter, james kelly kerr

A hand written one page letter by James Kelly Kerr to his brother Bill.letter, james kelly kerr

A two page letter written to his parents by James Kelly Kerr on paper with The Patriotic Fund Of Queensland. "In Gratitude To Our Forces Overseas".letter, james kelly kerr

A three page letter written by James Kelly Kerr to his Mother. On blue paper. Image of Vietnam left hand botton corner.letter, james kelly kerr

A hand written letter by James Kelly Kerr to his parents. At the top of the page underlined is the wording letter 1. One page. Letter 1letter, james kelly kerr

A hand written letter to his parents by James Kelly Kerr on Australian Forces - Vietnam letterhead. At the end of the letter there is a P.S. Send me some cartridges for my fountain pen please. 2 pagesletter, james kelly kerr

A Article, Clipping reporting the capture of a cave near Nui Dat. It reports that a centurion tank was heavily damaged. A casualty list mentions that Trooper Jmes Kelly Kerr, 19, single of Concord, N.S.W. of B Squadron, 1st Armoured Regiment. Also Listed other solders who were injured in the incident.article, clippings, james kelly kerr, nui dat, 1st armoured regiment

A Article, Clipping from Army headquarters in Canberra reporting the death of Trooper James kelly Kerr, 19, single, of Concord N.S.W. His death happend in Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam. it also reports that another solder was wounded in the same accident.article, clippings, james kelly kerr, royal australian army corps, phuoc tuy province

A black and white photograph of 5 Platoon and Staff "A" Company 1 R.T.B. Kapooka - June 1968. Pte. Kerr, J. K. is in the third row, This is part of the james Kelly Kerr collection. On the inside cover of the photograph the names of everyone in the photograph is listed,photograph, 5 platoon, a company 1 r.t.b. kapooka, james kelly kerr

AArticle, Clipping of trooper Kerr with his sister Debbie sitting on a tractor as childred. The story in the clipping describes some of the feelings that Jimmy (James) Kerr had whilst serving in Vietnam. It also mentions that Jimmy (James) is one of the 500 war dead to be honoured in a 20 page tribute to the Australian who gave their lives in the Vietnam Wararticle, clippings, james kelly kerr

A Article, Clipping describing the funeral of James Kelly Kerr. also included in the clipping are two Photograph. One with Jame's coffin being carried by the bearers and the other with the coffin on the carrier flanked by soldiers.article, clippings, james kelly kerr

A coloured photograph of Trooper James Kelly Kerr in jungle green shirt and black beret with a Rising Sun badgephotograph, james kelly kerr

A typed two page letter address to Mr. Kerr from The Australian dated May 19, 1988. The Australian is asking to Mr. kerr's assistance in the compilation of an important supplement planned for The Australian newspaer in early July.letter, james kelly kerr

A typed letter from The Australian dated July 18, 1988 to Bill Kerr thanking him for his prompt response to their planned tribute of ur nation who died during Australia's long and unselfish military commitment in Vietnam.letter, james kelly kerr

A twenty page tribute to the 500 soldiers who died in Vietnam. Listed on the front page are the names of the soldiers. Inside the liftout are photos and stories about the soldiers. Included in this liftout is James Kelly Kerr.newspaper, james kelly kerr

A black and white photograph of Tpr James Kelly Kerr and a mate in civies drinking beer at "The Three Swallows" in BankstownJimmy and a mate at "the Three Swallows" Banksownphotograph, james kelly kerr

A black and white photograph of James Kelly Kerr as a toddler in Scotland with his mother in a doorway.James Kelly Kerr 26th Dec 1949 - 13th May 1969. Motherwell Scotlandphotograph, james kelly kerr

An Order of Service for the funeral of James Kelly Kerr. On the front of the Service there is a coloured photograph of a tree with the sunsetIn thee, O Lord, do I put my trust - Psalm 31.1funeral service, james kelly kerr