Ramjet said:Correct Sarn. Another fascinating Aussie.
Most of his inventions are hardly known as he worked with the british military and they kept everything to themselves.
Even tho the Victorian government gave him the first grant to develope the torpedo, the British refused to sell them his torpedoes to protect the harbour.
The only remaining torpedo is in a British museum. Also a photo of the helicopter he built.
Your question sir....
Sarn said:Ramjet said:Correct Sarn. Another fascinating Aussie.
Most of his inventions are hardly known as he worked with the british military and they kept everything to themselves.
Even tho the Victorian government gave him the first grant to develope the torpedo, the British refused to sell them his torpedoes to protect the harbour.
The only remaining torpedo is in a British museum. Also a photo of the helicopter he built.
Your question sir....
It's madam actually, lol.
During a significant event In Australian history a person shot an unarmed man and received an award for doing so. The shooting victim was charged with unlawful assembly and sentenced with imprisonment, he later died of his wounds.
Who was shot?
What was the 'event'?
What was the award for the shooter called?
Edit: removed the 'icon' question because there is dispute about its origins and I don't know enough about it to know if it's true or not
So sorry Sarn.
I had the thought just after I hit send that you were a lady and not a bloke. :8
Sorry. Wont happen again
Ramjet said:Norman Brown at the 1929 Rothbury Riot.
Not been able to find the award yet.
Working on it.
Ramjet said:Allan Whittaker at Port Melbourne in 1928
Waterfront dispute.
Bushranger said:Is it Broome 1864?
Ramjet said:Tommy Edwards. Fremantle 1919?
Ramjet said:So your question has to do with tge shearers strike and the 'Rodney'
We have had Rodney in questions before, but not this one.
More research required.
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