The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Diary kept by Les Cornell describing training in Australia, active service on Ambon, and imprisonment by the Japanese on Hainan Island. Cornell was killed by Chinese bandits in 1944, after which the diary was continued by Les Cooke. Includes poems, drawings, maps.
Collection related to the Second World War service of Private Leslie G Cornell and Private Leslie Walter Cooke, 2/21 Battalion, 1940-1945. Wallet 1 of 1 - contains a diary kept by Cornell describing
Collection related to the Second World War service of Private Leslie G Cornell and Private Leslie Walter Cooke, 2/21 Battalion, 1940-1945. Wallet 1 of 1 - contains a diary kept by Cornell describing
Original diary kept by Armstrong while serving with the 2/21 Battalion and later as a POW of the Japanese. The diary covers the period 13 Dec. 1941 - 1 Sept. 1943. There is also a typed copy and a pho
Letters to his family commenting on training and life in the Darwin area, and active service on Ambon, describing Japanese air raids and high morale in the battalion. Arrowsmith was killed in action i
Collection relating to service of 5 Private (formerly Staff Sergeant) Osborn Cornell, 3 Machine Gun Battalion, At Sea and England, 1914-1918. Collection includes photostat copies of letters and diary
Collection relating to service of Lieutenant Harold Gordon Cornell, 2 Squadron Australian Flying Corps, At sea and England, 1916-1917. Collection includes, letters; training notes and diary kept by C
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX55829 Private Walter Leonard Viant, 2/12 Field Ambulance, Gull Force and was a prisoner of war of the Japanese, Ambon, China, Australia, 1941-1