Fallen Fremantle WWI medic George Lupson among 11 unknown soldiers finally named after more than a century

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A fallen Fremantle WWI medic is among 11 unknown Australian soldiers finally identified more than a century after he was killed in action by an artillery shell.

A Western Australian World War I field ambulance medic killed by an artillery shell on the Western Front is among 11 unknown Australian soldiers formally identified more than a century after their deaths. Private George Laban Lupson served as a stretcher bearer with the Australian Field Ambulance, assigned to the 21st Australian Battalion during the Second Battle of Bullecourt in France, when he was killed in action in May, 1917 aged just 24.

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