PULSE | The Lost Boys of World War I

Updated September 13 2014 - 8:12am, first published 6:30am

‘Tomorrow we will be in action, perhaps tonight’ writes North East boy Henry Honeychurch, not long before he paid the ultimate price of war. His name is just one of 62,000 that Australia will remember, writes ELIZA ADAMTHWAITE.

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