The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Letters and papers relating to the Vietnam service of 1731007 Allen James May, 6 RAR. The letter dated 25 August 1966, describes in detail his experience of fighting with D Company, 6 RAR in the Battle of Long Tan on the 18 August 1966. Also in the collection are two hand written accounts of the same battle written on a later date.
This file contains:
Letter from Allen James May to his family at home, 25 August 1966 [Includes envelope];
Hand Written account of the service of Allen James May, [date unknown];
Short handwritten account of Allen James May, [date unknown];
Photocopy of a handwritten version of "The Nasho's Lament" by Allen James May, [date unknown];
"The Nasho's Lament" by Allen James May, [date unknown];
"Forever in my mind" by Allen James May, [date unknown];
Handwritten version of "Forever in my mind" by Allen James May, [date unknown];
1966 military pass belonging to Allen James May, [date unknown].
Collection relating to the Vietnam War service of 1731097 Private Allen James May, 6 Royal Australian Regiment. Collection consists of an eight page handwritten letter (and envelope) by Pte May to hi
Letters and documents relating to the First World War service of 3002 Private Stephen Charles Allen and 3003 Private Robert Beattie Allen, 13th Infantry Battalion. The collection contains personal cor
Folder of 29 letters written by Field Marshal Lord William Birdwood to Sir James Allen, New Zealand Minister of Defence, between 15 May 1915 and 31 October 1919. In early 1917, Allen was awarded a KCB
1731007 Allen James May, as a private, forward scout, 11 Platoon, D Company, 6 Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), South Vietnam 1966-1967, interviewed by Lieutenant Colonel Gary McKay MC (Re
Letters relating to the First World War service of 2616a Private James Edward Allen, 49th Battalion. In this series of letters to his brother, Allen details his experiences whilst serving with the 49t
Folder of 23 letters written to Field Marshal Lord William Birdwood by Sir James Allen, New Zealand Minister of Defence, between 31 March 1915 and 3 September 1918. In early 1917, Allen was awarded a
