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The bamboo cross was made for the Vietnam Day service, Invermay, Launceston Tasmania, August 18, 1996, to honour National Serviceman G J Scales, killed in action on 5th March 1969.
Bamboo cross with an army issue sweat rag draped around the bamboo with a metal dog tag attached and a sweat rag wrapped around it.
Scales G.J.
