AuthorWritten by Norman Cramp, Director Darwin Military Museum.  AIF file note advising no reminder, follow up, action was to be undertaken to contact G. Hablett. (Source: NAA: B2455, HAVELETT H, p. 40.) HARRY HAVELETT, Service Number 3498, Private, 50th Infantry Battalion 1st AIF.
Harry Havelett, whose correct surname was Hablett, was an indigenous man born at Alice Springs in 1898, the son of George Hablett and an unknown Aboriginal woman. Nothing is known of Harry’s early life other than whilst a child, he was taken to Quorn, South Australia, to be raised and educated by a European family.
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The Military Museum lends a helping hand13/6/2018 AuthorWritten by Norman Cramp, Director Darwin Military Museum  Wartime wreckage just off the coast of Espiritu Santo The Darwin Military Museum is pleased and proud to announce that it is working in association with the Ellwood E Euart Team Management to provide assistance in establishing and developing a World War Two (WW2) museum in Vanuatu. The museum will be established in original WW2 buildings and structures that remain in Espiritu Santo.
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