The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VX38691 Major Arthur Mawson with his Salvation Army Red Shield Mobile Unit in Palestine. The van was gifted to the Salvation Army by "The Golfers of New South Wales". Born on 20 July 1892 in Whitwood, England, Arthur Mawson emigrated to Australia in 1910. He enlisted in the AIF as 2138 Private Arthur Mawson on 27 April 1916 and embarked with the 15th Reinforcements, 13th Light Horse Regiment, from Melbourne aboard HMAT (A67) Orsova on 6 December 1916. Following his return to Australia, Arthur Mawson trained as a Salvation Army Chaplain. He reenlisted on 26 August 1940 and served as Deputy Assistant Commissioner of the Salvation Army Red Shield Services in the Middle East, during which time he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
Studio portrait of VX38691 Lieutenant Arthur Mawson. Born on 20 July 1892 in Whitwood, England, Arthur Mawson emigrated to Australia in 1910. He enlisted in the AIF as 2138 Private Arthur Mawson on 27
Studio portrait of 2138 Private (Pte) Arthur Mawson, 13th Light Horse Regiment. Born on 20 July 1892 in Whitwood, England, Arthur Mawson emigrated to Australia in 1910. He enlisted in the AIF on 27 Ap
1 x photographs of unidentified soldier with Salvation Army vehicle, decorated with the Salvation Army logo and the words "Gift from the golfers of New South Wales". 1 x photograph of VX38691 Lieutena
Collection relating to the Second World War service of VX38691, B3/22 Major Arthur Mawson, Salvation Army, Libya and Palestine, 1940-1942. Folder 1 of 2: Contains miscellaneous notes dating from 194
QUEENSLAND, 1944. THREE ASSISTANT RED SHIELD COMMISSIONERS OF THE SALVATION ARMY STANDING BESIDE THE VAN THAT SERVED AS THE RED SHIELD'S MOBILE UNIT NO. 7. THE MEN ARE (LEFT TO RIGHT): ALFRED VICTOR B
Northern Australia. 1943-07. A Salvation Army woman at the door of a Red Shield Mobile Unit van. The van has RAAF and WAAAF emblems on the door, and the inscription "Presented by Cannon Hill Red Shiel
