Clifford Stribling was born in Tarlee, South Australia, in 1890. Clifford came from a farming family and had 5 siblings. He signed up in...
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Arthur Clifford Stribling
Private
Service No. 2731
Age Unknown
Died on 25 April 1918
Australian Infantry, A.I.F.
BLANGY-TRONVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Somme, France
Son of Alfred G. and Jane M. Stribling, of Rutland Ave, Brighton, South Australia. Native of Tarlee, South Australia.
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Because he died on ANZAC Day, Clifford has become a symbol of those young Aussies who died so far from home. His memory lives on - both at his home and in the Somme.
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May you live in our hearts forever.
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11th november 2018, people from Blangy-Tronville put one flower on each commonwealth wargrave of communal cemetary. Lest we forget.
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Clifford Stribling was born in 1890 in Tarlee, South Australia. On ANZAC Day 1918, he died defending Blangy-Tronville in the Somme.
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