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Diaries kept by Lieutenant Percy Smythe during his service in the First World War with the 3rd and 24th Battalions, at Gallipoli and late on the Western Front in France. Further information about Percy Ellesmere Smythe can be found at the Symthe Family website: http://www.smythe.id.au/index.htm
Report to the Commanding Officer 24 Battalion from Lieutenant Smythe saying he believes he can effect an entrance to Mouquet Farm but required reinforcements and bombs. Further information about Edwa
Papers relating to Major Edward Vivian Smythe's experiences with the Japanese POWs in Rabaul in 1946. The collection includes a letter Lieutenant Colonel Murayama, the commander of the surrendered Ja
Notebook kept by Sergeant Robert Smythe Darling, while a dispenser (pharmacy) serving with the 6 Field Ambulance at Gallipoli and France during the First World War.
Papers of No. 2812B Private Robert Percival (Percy) Sykes (3rd and 18th Battalions), comprising: (i) diary describing his experiences in Egypt and in the front line in France (from April 1916) (ii) a
Collection relating to the First World War service of Captain Percy Lay MC, DCM, MM. Collection consists of a diary compiled from pocket diaries and written back at base camp or in the billets, with e
Collection relating to the First World War service of Captain Percy George Rupert Parkes, MC and Bar. Parkes served in 23rd Infantry Battalion, embarking in May 1915 for Egypt, serving at Gallipoli a