Keith Anderson WW1 Aviator: Keith Anderson WW1 War Hero

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Keith Anderson WW1 War Hero

This is the beggining of my journey into the life and history of one of of Australias forgotten aviation heros of WW1. I am inviting comments or questions that will contribute to Keith Anderson.

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AnonymousMonday, 21 March, 2011
Wow very good stuff keep going
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UnknownTuesday, 19 April, 2011
Gabriella

I have some information on Keoth anderson which may interest you.

Charles
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UnknownTuesday, 19 April, 2011
I am very interested to learn more waht happened to Bon Hillard. My late father buried Keith in the Tanami pm 29th April 1929

Gabriella, hope to hear from you

Charles
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KEITH ANDERSON...WW1 Aviator...Pioneer...Inovator

Without Keith Anderson learning to fly in WW1 and the events that followed, the "Southern Cross" would not have flown the Pacific and shown the World that Australia was a leader in trans-Continental aviation through the 1920's and 1930's.

It is said Keith Anderson named the Southern Cross.

Keith Anderson deserves more credit for his achievements.

We are indebted to Keith Anderson as a Country, a National Treasure and a symbol of old world Gallantry. He was a man who put his life on the line for his mates.

Thank you Keith Anderson, Thank You.

Lest We Forget