The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Papers associated with the military service of George Clune who served in the First and Second World Wars. Items in the collection include a Certificate of Discharge from the New South Wales Irish Rifle Regiment, dated 20 May 1908, a military travel permit, a letter of reference from American Ambulance Hospital of Paris, dated 24 January 1917, photograph of Clune's infant daughter - Jill Frances Clune, dated 1927 and two news cuttings relating to his uncle, Archbishop Clune of Perth, Western Australia. Other papers relating to Clune's service in the First World War include travel permits and railway tickets. Papers for the Second World War comprise of service documents for Clune's work with the Naval Auxiliary Patrol.
1914-15 Star impressed on reverse with the recipient's details. Associated with the service of 585 Private George Clune who was born in Cumberland, Sydney, NSW in 1889. Clune enlisted on 12 August 1
American Ambulance Corps brass breast badge with campaign clasp. The badge is made up of the American Ambulance Corps shield which has AMERICAN / AMBULANCE' over a Greek cross, indicating the Red Cros
Brass button for American Ambulance Corps service dress tunic. The button has a Greek cross, indicating the Red Cross, in raised detail in the centre of the button. On the reverse of the button is an
Brass button for American Ambulance Corps service dress tunic. The button has a Greek cross, indicating the Red Cross, in raised detail in the centre of the button. On the reverse of the button is an
Small brass button for American Ambulance Corps service dress tunic. The button has a Greek cross, indicating the Red Cross, in raised detail in the centre of the button. On the reverse of the button
American Ambulance Corps left collar badge. The badge is made up of a khaki wool base with a flaming grenade embroidered onto the cloth with red cotton. Inside the grenade is embroidered the letter 'A
American Ambulance Corps right collar badge. The badge is made up of a khaki wool base with a flaming grenade embroidered onto the cloth with red cotton. Inside the grenade is embroidered the letter '
American Ambulance Corps brass hat badge. The badge is made up of a pair of outspread wings with a shield in between. In raised detail at the top of the badge is `AMERICAN AMBULANCE' and beneath this
Curved khaki wool shoulder title with 'AMERICAN AMBULANCE' surrounded by a border embroidered in gold bullion thread. Associated with the service of 585 Private George Clune who was born in Cumberla
British War Medal 1914-20 impressed around the edge with the recipient's details. Associated with the service of 585 Private George Clune who was born in Cumberland, Sydney, NSW in 1889. Clune enlis
Discharged Returned Soldier Badge. In the centre of the circular brass badge is the rising sun and 'A.I.F' surrounded by the words 'ISSUED BY DEPT OF DEFENCE RETURNED FROM ACTIVE SERVICE'. The badge i
French driving license issued to George Clune in 1916. The licence is in French and entitled Lieutenant Clune to drive light vehicles. The licence is double sided with one side bearing a set of regula
Brown leather bi fold wallet. The wallet has a central internal dividing panel with a celluloid window. There are also pockets in both ends and a purse compartment. One of the pockets has been stamped
Naval Auxiliary Patrol gilt brass and black felt hat badge. The badge consists of a wreath with the naval crown at the top. Below this is an anchor and the letters `N.A.P.'. Associated with the serv
Padded cloth badge embroidered with a United States crest on khaki wool. The badge is shield shaped with the top third being blue with embroidered gold wire stars. The bottom part of the badge has ver
Victory Medal impressed around the edge with the recipient's details. Associated with the service of 585 Private George Clune who was born in Cumberland, Sydney, NSW in 1889. Clune enlisted on 12 Au
Papers of Corporal Gordon Binns relating to his service with 2nd Machine Gun Company during the First World War. Items in the collection include record of service notebooks, service papers, menus, c
Newspaper cuttings, service papers, certificate, letters and souvenirs relating to the service of Lieutenant Norman Henry Cooper in the First World War.
Papers of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Hercules Green DSO, and Olwyn Green, relating to his service with the 2/2 Battalion in North Africa and Greece, and the 2/11 Battalion in New Guinea during the Sec
Papers of 9939 Flight Sergeant Harry Tickle who served with 460 Squadron RAAF during the Second World War. The papers comprise Tickle's flying logbook, newspaper cuttings and service documents includi
Personal papers and service-related records of Lieutenant Windas Appleton Smith of Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve, and Sergeant Byam Wilmot of 2/3 Australian Anti-Aircraft regiment: RANVR se
The papers of Sir George Pearce document his life from 1910-1937, chiefly as Minister for Defence during the First World War. They comprise diaries, correspondence, official papers and reports relatin