The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Interviews with veterans of the 1st Light Horse Regiment. The veterans in order of appearance are Mr Albert William Cornish, Mr Alexander Lynne Fraser, Mr Reginald John Knodler and Mr Percy William Davis. Mr Cornish speaks of his experiences in the desert and the battles of Romani and Birelabd. He makes passing reference to the esteem Australians had for General Chauvel and gives some details of the circumstances when General Allenby reviewed the ANZAC Division after the war. Mr Fraser tells how he brought up ammunition at Khweife and mentions the privations of lack of water and a diet of bully beef and biscuits. Mr Knodler speaks of the memories of his enlistment and the reception in Sydney of "A' Squadron and his service at Romani, Beersheba & Quelkar. Mr Davis discussed differences between the Light Horse and the infantry and the inadequacies of the British Yeomanry whom the Light Horse replaced in the desert.
Interviews with four 1914-1918 war veterans for the O-10 TV series Australians at war. The veterans in order of appearance are Mr Jack Graham 6 Light Regiment, Mr Jim Martin, 6 Light Horse Regiment, M
Interviews with Gallipoli veterans Mr Lord Alfred Kane ex 1st Light Horse Regiment , Mr Wesley William Easterbrook and Mr Morris Solomon. Scenes 1, 2 & 3 were shot in a club and have much background n
Interviews with five 1914-1918 war veterans. In order of appearance are Mr Russell Stokes, 2 Battalion, Mr William Gunn, 2 Battalion, Mr Charles Sayer, 2 Battalion, Mr Arthur Carson, 2 Battalion and M
Interviews with Gallipoli veterans Mr Norman Jackson, Mr Ted Brookes and Mr Arthur Bartlett. Also seen with Mr Bartlett is Mr Jim McGlorne. Mr Barlett and Mr McGlorne were known at Gallipoli as the "S
Interviews with Boer War veterans Mr Ashley Whitney, Mr Tommy Anderson and Mr Jack George filmed for the 0-10 TV series Australians at war.
Interviews with four veterans of the Royal Flying Corps. Veterans in order of appearance are Mr John Allport, Mr Tom Killingsworth, Mr Harold Notley and Mr Bunny Hammond, OBE. Mr Allport tells how he