Private Hanley, from Cessnock, was killed in France in 1918; Lieutenant Crawford, from Port Adelaide, died on the Kokoda Track in 1942.
Why it mattersTheir families gain long-awaited answers after decades, and two soldiers can be remembered by name instead of remaining forever unknown.
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