up a bit more with a bit more action and such" and Kingsbury's Rock, the rock next to which Kingsbury died, stands within sight of where the 2/14th Battalion's headquarters had been established, and has been incorporated as part of the Isurava Memorial. His body now rests in the Bomana Cemetery, Port Moresby, and his Victoria Cross is on display at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra. The Melbourne suburb of Kingsbury was named in his honour, as was a rest area on the Remembrance Driveway and a street in the Canberra suburb of Gowrie. Kingsbury's story was featured in the History Channel production For Valour. Notes References External links Private B.S. Kingsbury in The Art of War exhibition at The National Archives (United Kingdom) 1918 births 1942 deaths Australian Army soldiers Australian military personnel killed in World War II Australian World War II recipients of the Victoria Cross People from Preston, Victoria Australian Army personnel of World War II Deaths by firearm in Papua New Guinea Military personnel from Melbourne Burials at Port Moresby (Bomana) War Cemetery People from Prahran, Victoria