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DESCRIPTION:Daryl will be speaking about his book “Empires Noble Son” D
 aryl is an excellent speaker with a moving tale to tell\, about Lyle Bunti
 ne\, one of our forgotten hero’s\, an Australian War Fighter Pilot. With
  more people reading the book and hearing the story in person\, ‘Empire
 ’s Noble Son’ is touching more Australian hearts. My recently publishe
 d book\, ‘Empire’s Noble Son’ draws on the extensive and never bef
 ore published correspondence and photographs of Australian 2nd Lt Lyle Bun
 tine\, MC\, of 11 Squadron Royal Flying Corps. In his own words\, he tells
  of his life in the British Army and the RFC\, especially during the early
  stages of the Battle of the Somme in 1916\, where his bravery in aerial c
 ombat was personally recognised by the King. Finally\, the book places his
  tragic death into the broader context of Great War Australian society as 
 it dealt with the complex issues of ‘War and Memory.’ Daryl Moran 
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SUMMARY:Rotarian PDG Daryl Moran “Empires Noble Son”
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Daryl will be speaking about his book &ldqu
 o\;Empires Noble Son&rdquo\;</p>\n\n<p>Daryl is an excellent speaker with 
 a moving tale to tell\, about Lyle Buntine\, one of our forgotten hero&rsq
 uo\;s\, an Australian War Fighter Pilot.</p>\n\n<p>With more people readin
 g the book and hearing the story in person\, &lsquo\;Empire&rsquo\;s Noble
  Son&rsquo\; is touching more Australian hearts.</p>\n\n<p>My recently pub
 lished book\,&nbsp\;<strong>&lsquo\;Empire&rsquo\;s Noble Son&rsquo\;</str
 ong>&nbsp\;draws on the extensive and never before published correspondenc
 e and photographs of Australian 2nd Lt Lyle Buntine\, MC\, of 11 Squadron 
 Royal Flying Corps. In his own words\, he tells of his life in the British
  Army and the RFC\, especially during the early stages of the Battle of th
 e Somme in 1916\, where his bravery in aerial combat was personally recogn
 ised by the King. Finally\, the book places his tragic death into the broa
 der context of Great War Australian society as it dealt with the complex i
 ssues of &lsquo\;War and Memory.&rsquo\;</p>\n\n<p>Daryl Moran</p>\n
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