| Date of enlistment | 16th July 1915 |
| Age at enlistment | 18 |
| Profession | Clerk |
| Town | Kew |
| Status | Single |
| Rank at enlistment | Private |
| Unit | 22nd Battalion |
| Significant events while with the AIF | Served in Gallipoli, Egypt and France
Hospitalised sick Promoted to Sergeant Killed in Action – Pozieres, 5th August 1916 |
Sergeant Bradley’s full WW1 service record can be located in the National Archives of Australia. Full details are available online, NAA Series B2455
The following extracts are taken from the diary of Sergeant Bradley while serving in Gallipoli, Egypt and France. The originals are stored in the Australian War Memorial research centre in Canberra, and acknowledgement goes to the family of Sergeant Bradley and the AWM enabling the subsequent publishing within this commemorative project.
Gallipoli
8th Sept 1915: It’s marvellous when you look around you and see the steep hills in the vicinity of the landing place how are boys landed at all.
14th Sept 1915: The air becomes thick with shells hissing on their voyage of destruction.
Egypt
3rd March 1916: We have been told yesterday that we would be sailing for France on the 20th of this month. Quite looking forward to it now – anything to get away from this desert.
France
10th April 1916: Will have to write this letter under great difficulties as the blessed old barn we are in has been shelled so often that there is more daylight than roof on top and it has rained.
17th April 1916: You never in all your life seen such a place for rats there are millions of the brutes and into the bargain they are about the size of a bunny.
21st July 1916: I believe the 1st Division has gone into action and I fancy we shall be on their heels very shortly.
FIRST WORLD WAR TIMELINE 
Following the Twenty-Second 