He returned with a Military Medal and kept his story hidden for 100 years

By Jeff Freak
Updated April 24 2015 - 4:06pm, first published 3:30pm
A rare post war photograph of Vivian Fletcher MM, believed to be one of only a few in existence. He became a recluse after the war and little is known by the family of his life.
A rare post war photograph of Vivian Fletcher MM, believed to be one of only a few in existence. He became a recluse after the war and little is known by the family of his life.
The contingent of the 1st Light Horse photographed in Glen Innes before heading to Sydney for initial training; then on to Gallipoli.
The contingent of the 1st Light Horse photographed in Glen Innes before heading to Sydney for initial training; then on to Gallipoli.

The heroic story of Corporal Vivian Clyde Fletcher MM remained untold for almost 100 years until Glen Innes RSL recognised his contribution at both Gallipoli and the Western Front with a dedication at the Ex-Services Club last Anzac Day.