The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Discusses joining the Salvation Army; postings prior to the outbreak of the Second World War; travelling abroad on troopship Queen Mary; looking after the spiritual wellbeing of the men; training in Palestine; providing comforts in the Western Desert and on the Kokoda Trail; Syria; fundraising in Melbourne; two years spent in New Guinea providing comforts.
Part 1 of Albert Moore interviewed by Dr Michael McKernan about his service as a Salvation Army chaplain during the Second World War
Part 2 of Albert Moore interviewed by Dr Michael McKernan about his service as a Salvation Army chaplain during the Second World War
Discusses: early life; prewar employment; enlistment July 1915; family's reaction to enlistment; guard duty on troopship; meals on ship; sent to Gallipoli; water and ammunition carrying parties; winte
settlement scheme discusses: early life; parent's reaction to enlistment; enlistment July 1917; sent to Middle East and joined the 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance; part of Camel Corps initially; colle
Discusses World War One; prewar education; immigration to Australia; employment; enlistment in Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Australian Imperial Force (AIF); leave; 2/17th Battalion; 9th Division; reli
Arthur Godfrey Garland, as a lieutenant 39th Battalion, New Guinea, 1942-1943, interviewed by the author Peter Brune as research for his books on Second World War New Guinea conflicts. A transcript o
Mary Lee, a former resident of the Northern Territory during WW2, discusses her experiences. Topics of the interview include Mary's early life in Darwin, her family and education, her experiences du
Ron Weaven interviewed by Alison Viney Houghton about his experiences as a young person in Victoria during the Second World War. The interview covers subjects such as: growing up in Ivanhoe; his work