The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Diary describes departure from Australia and active service in New Guinea as a wireless maintenance and salvage expert with a RAAF Army Co-Operation Squadron. Describes Japanese air raids, front line conditions, illnesses, poor food, natives, repair and salvage work, climate.
Diaries of a wireless operator mechanic attached to the Signals Centre of a Beaufighter Squadron. Brief entries describe Japanese air raids, squadron casualties, Masonic meetings, maintenance and sign
Extensive collection of letters to his family, describing commando training, unit administration, the role of independent companies, home situation, active service against the Japanese in New Guinea,
Photocopy of dischage certificate, and transcript copy of diary for 1943. Diary records airfield construction, air raids, weather conditions and food. Gray worked on airfields at Milne Bay, Kiriwine i
Diary kept by Brownlow while on active service with the NSW contingent to the Sudan, describes departure, sea voyage; establishment of camps and Zeriba at Suakin, Tamai, Handub, Otao; marches and dril
Memoirs of service with AASC. Describes enlistment in 1940, joining 7 Division Supply, column training, transport on HMT `Queen Mary', leave in Palestine, and supply column to Egypt. Haslam was in Tob
Retrospective diary describing experiences as a gunner with A/A Bty Rabaul between August 1941 and April 1942. Describes daily routine prior to war with Japan; air raids; the battle at Raluana beach;