Richmond Edward Dunn was 24 when he enlisted with the Australian Imperial Force on 3 August 1915. Born in Muswellbrook, New South Wales, to parents Elizabeth Jane and Frederick George, he was working as a coach painter prior to enlisting, and embarked with the 2nd reinforcements to the 30th Battalion aboard HMAT Berrima on 17 December 1915. Later he served with both the 45th Battalion and the 13th Battalion, including as a trombonist with the 13th Battalion Band. He received a Military Medal for his work as a runner during operations north-west of Pozières in August 1916. Dunn returned to Australia in May 1919, and passed away in the Sydney suburb of Parramatta in 1949
This is a memorial. View burial and family links at Rookwood General Cemetery.
This is a memorial. View burial and family links at Rookwood General Cemetery.
Richmond Edward Dunn was 24 when he enlisted with the Australian Imperial Force on 3 August 1915. Born in Muswellbrook, New South Wales, to parents Elizabeth Jane and Frederick George, he was working as a coach painter prior to enlisting, and embarked with the 2nd reinforcements to the 30th Battalion aboard HMAT Berrima on 17 December 1915. Later he served with both the 45th Battalion and the 13th Battalion, including as a trombonist with the 13th Battalion Band. He received a Military Medal for his work as a runner during operations north-west of Pozières in August 1916. Dunn returned to Australia in May 1919, and passed away in the Sydney suburb of Parramatta in 1949
This is a memorial. View burial and family links at Rookwood General Cemetery.
This is a memorial. View burial and family links at Rookwood General Cemetery.
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