Honouring the memory of Chauvel and his achievements together with his qualities of integrity, independence, resourcefulness, thoroughness and generosity of spirit. We seek to inspire future generations of Australians.
The material presented in the Anthology is accepted in good faith by the Chauvel Foundation. Some of the material contains reports of eyewitness accounts that may differ from the official record or other histories. Inclusion in the Anthology is not an endorsement by the Foundation.
100 years ago – an Egyptian uprising meant Lighthorsemen had to saddle up again by John Boyce
Empire Club Canteen – Kantara Egypt February 1919
‘He never forgot he was a Light Horseman’ by Claire Hunter
Light Horsemen Welcomed Home by Anne Flood
Rupert Curnow, who rode with the 8th Light Horse and served his community until well after WWII
The Chauvel Forewords: a collection of words penned by Sir Harry in their unit histories