The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Private diary kept throughout 1917 by Lieutenant Malcolm A. Fraser, of the 51st Battalion AIF, while serving in France and on recreation leave in England. Significant portions of the diary are concerned with training, both in France and England e.g at the Lark Hill camp near Salisbury. In addition to the record of his service life are frequent notes relating to his wife's activities in Australia.
ORIGINAL AND TYPESCRIPT COPY OF DIARY KEPT BY FRASER. COMMENT ON SERVICE IN EGYPT, TRENCH WARFARE, THE AMPUTATION OF HIS LEG AND HOSPITALIZATION IN ENGLAND. FURTHER NOTES ON THE JOURNEY TO EGYPT
Collection relating to the Second World War service of QX11231 Lieutenant James Fitzgerald Fraser, 2/26th Australian Infantry Battalion, Borneo, 1942-1945. Collection consists of a notebook that was
Collection relating to the First World War service of 53 Signaller Alfred Ernest Forbes, 37 Battalion, England and France. Collection consists of Forbes' 1916 Soldiers Pay book kept in a Commonwealth
This collection consists of a diary and typescript memoirs compiled by 2605 Private Arnold F.H. Caust. The personal diary kept by Caust throughout 1918 mainly relates to his impressions of Britain and
DIARY COVERING VOYAGE FROM AUSTRALIA SERVICE IN FRANCE AND LEAVE IN ENGLAND. WRITTEN UP FROM NOTES AFTER EVENTS (1916); COPY OF LETTER FROM LIEUTENANT SYDNEY MALCOLM BLACKSHAW, OF THE 17 BATTALION TO
Private diary, covering 26 August 1914 to 28 January 1916, kept by Major Edgar Charles Foster MC, of the 1st Division's 2nd Field Artillery Ammunition Column. The diary entries describe his experience