The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Handwritten diary February 1944-March 1945 kept by SX33687 A.J. (Jack) Tye, 7 Division, describing living conditions and recreational activities including films watched while on board ships Howard Sykes, HMAS Kanimbla and Georgetown Victory. It describes living conditions and activities at Morotai, Balikpapan, and unauthorised leave at Makassar and mentions Japanese air raids and giving blood at Morotai. Also includes photographs and photograph album.
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
Collection relating to the First World War service of 3617 Private Sydney Nathaniel Gardiner, 10th Light Horse Regiment, Middle East and Colombo, 1917-1919. Collection consists of forty three letters
Collection relating to the Second World War service of SX28267 Sapper John Gordon Holder, Royal Australian Engineers, Second Australian Imperial Force, Australia, [date unknown]. Wallet 1 of 1 – Cons
Annotated transcript of a diary kept by 319 Sergeant Alfred Ernest Miles, while serving with the Royal Australian Naval Bridging Train (RANBT) at Gallipoli and the 4th Divisional Ammunition Column in
Diary of VX122191 Corporal Eugene Francis Cosgriff covering June-August 1945 when he was stationed at Morotai with 1 Australian Advanced Reinforcement Depot (1AARD). He was admitted to 2/9 Australian
Collection relating to the Second World War service of WX3328 Major John Dominic Palandri, 2/7 Field Ambulance, Egypt, Greece, Crete, Germany and Poland. Wallet 1 of 1 contains one folder of diaries