The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection consists of a four paged, handwritten copy of an eight verse poem titled 'War Graves on Tarakan', which has the name Flying Officer A.T Latham written at the end. The poem is believed to have been originally written by O31388 Flying Officer (later Wing Commander) Andrew Henry Latham, RAAF, in 1945, although it is not his handwriting shown in this copy of the poem. It evokes the tragic loss of comrades who died at Tarakan, Borneo, in the final days of the war in the Pacific.
An eight verse handwritten poem titled " 'Arunta' points the bone " relating to the HMAS Arunta. The author of the poem has not been positively identified, however it is believed that it may have been
Collection of typed manuscripts titled 'No. 1 Mobile Works Squadron: An Oral History' and compiled by Mrs Coleen Bower, as well as original letters written by 40742 Corporal (Cpl) Francis George (Fran
Recording of the song titled, 'The Fair Land of Poland', created as part of the Music and the First World War project. Music and lyrics written by M W Balfe. Produced by Chris Latham, with Andrew Good
Recording of the song titled 'I want to go home', created as part of the Music and the First World War project. Music and lyrics written by Gitz Rice, a Canadian who served during the First World War.
Recording of the song titled 'In Flanders Fields', created as part of the Music and the First World War project. Lyrics written by John McCrae with music composed by J Deane Wells. Produced by Chris L
Handwritten copy of notes and experience written by Chief Petty Officer Hodgson who was a signalman and telephonist aboard the Aorangi - it covers the period August 1914 to October 1915 and includes s