Service No: VX37490
Age: 21
Regiment/Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 2/22 Bn.
Son of Herbert Charles and Olive Morton Cook, of East Brunswick, Victoria.
Every member of the 2/22 Battalion Regimental Band was originally a Salvation Army Bandsman. Of the twenty-four who enlisted, only one survived their deployment to New Britain in 1941.
Ronald Cook died at Tol Plantation on 4 February 1942
Age: 21
Regiment/Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 2/22 Bn.
Son of Herbert Charles and Olive Morton Cook, of East Brunswick, Victoria.
Every member of the 2/22 Battalion Regimental Band was originally a Salvation Army Bandsman. Of the twenty-four who enlisted, only one survived their deployment to New Britain in 1941.
Ronald Cook died at Tol Plantation on 4 February 1942
Service No: VX37490
Age: 21
Regiment/Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 2/22 Bn.
Son of Herbert Charles and Olive Morton Cook, of East Brunswick, Victoria.
Every member of the 2/22 Battalion Regimental Band was originally a Salvation Army Bandsman. Of the twenty-four who enlisted, only one survived their deployment to New Britain in 1941.
Ronald Cook died at Tol Plantation on 4 February 1942
Age: 21
Regiment/Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 2/22 Bn.
Son of Herbert Charles and Olive Morton Cook, of East Brunswick, Victoria.
Every member of the 2/22 Battalion Regimental Band was originally a Salvation Army Bandsman. Of the twenty-four who enlisted, only one survived their deployment to New Britain in 1941.
Ronald Cook died at Tol Plantation on 4 February 1942
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