<p>A heavy artillery gunner in WWII, Cynthia had some interesting experiences.  She was offered a clerical role in the army but given she had worked as a secretary before the war, something more dramatic interested her. With a military service history in her family in WA, Cynthia shares her story of heavy artillery gunner training in Fremantle, WA and what Anzac Day means to her. </p>

A heavy artillery gunner in WWII, Cynthia had some interesting experiences. She was offered a clerical role in the army but given she had worked as a secretary before the war, something more dramatic interested her. With a military service history in her family in WA, Cynthia shares her story of heavy artillery gunner training in Fremantle, WA and what Anzac Day means to her.

<p>A heavy artillery gunner in WWII, Cynthia had some interesting experiences. &nbsp;She was offered a clerical role in the army but given she had worked as a secretary before the war, something more dramatic interested her. With a military service history in her family in WA, Cynthia shares her story of heavy artillery gunner training in Fremantle, WA and what Anzac Day means to her.&nbsp;</p>

In Conversation with Cynthia

Bolton Clarke is a family of fascinating people made up of residents, clients, volunteers, our team and our friends.

It’s our privilege to be able to capture and share the stories of some of the people who make up our big Bolton Clarke world. 

From Cairns to Perth and all across Australia, every story is an interesting examination of our rich and diverse history.

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Bolton Clarke is a family of fascinating people made up of residents, clients, volunteers, our team and our friends. It’s our privilege to be able to capture and share the stories of some of the people who make up our big Bolton Clarke world. From Cairns to Perth and all across Australia, every story is an interesting examination of our rich and diverse history.

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