1915: Jimmy's War Sherryl Clark
Publisher: Penguin Books Australia

James Charles (Jim) Martin (3 January 1901 – 25 October 1915) was the youngest Australian known to have died in World War I. Jimmy Smith earned two good conduct medals and was badly wounded at The first time Jimmy saw combat was during the ill-fated Gallipoli campaign in 1915. Jimmy's war / Sherryl Clark Clark, Sherryl. Jimmy's War Although too young to fight in WW1, Jimmy is forced to grow up quickly to support his mother and look after his brother. View online Author: Clark, Sherryl; Subjects: War stories.; War stories - Juvenile fiction.; Children's stories. He died near Boesinghe, Belgium, on July 6, 1915. Dear daday you have been a long time away from your own little Annie and John and Jimmy. It's 1915 in Melbourne's inner west and Jimmy has left school to support his family while his brother is away at war. Series) by Sherryl Clark, Penguin Books, $14.99, 9780143308027. Today, Jimmy lies in Kemmel Chateau Military Cemetery. Simpson and his Donkey 1915 WWI - Australian War Memorial Canberra helped to inspire my research for "Jimmy's War" - my historical novel out Feb 2015. On the continent; league football was finally suspended in 1915. 1915: Jimmy's War (Do You Dare? Despite the outbreak of war the 1914/15 football season went ahead as planned.