The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
31 page manuscript. provides a brief history of the service of the Royal Australian Regiment during the Korean War. Details the origins of the conflict, and of Australia's land forces involvement in the war. The Manuscript run chronologically from the start of the war, through to the cease fire. The battles of Yongyu, Pakchon, Kapyong, Maryang-San and the Samichon river are detailed. Details are also provided relating to the nature of patrol actions and the general nature of service in the Korean War for the Australian Infantryman. Published by the Royal Australian Regiment Association (South Australia) with the assistance of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Three copies of the Manuscript.
Copy of a typed manuscript titled: 'A Brief History of the Royal Australian Air Force'. It covers the origins and expansion of the AFC and RAAF, 1900-1939. Most chapters describe the role of the RAA
15 page dossier titled "Old Guildfordians who served in the Korean War 1950-1956" compiled by Lieutenant Colonel Maurice Frederick (Fred) Fairhead in 2010. The dossier identifies twenty one former stu
55 page manuscript. The manuscript examines the Royal Australian Navy and its role and use in the Pacific Theatre during the Second World War. The first section examines the nature and intended purpos
51 page manuscript. The manuscript examines the experience of war brides in relation to Australian servicemen. The manuscript first explains what role women may have been in when meeting servicemen. S
33 page manuscript. Manuscript examines the perceptions and nature of wounding and disease during the South African War. The manuscript examines three aspects in detail. First the nature of epidemics
Manuscript, 'The Royal Canadians in South Africa, 1899-1902' relating to the South African War (Boer War) service of Corporal A S McCormick, 2 Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment. McCormick's short ma