The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection relating to the First World War service of 3420 Lieutenant Arthur Leslie Rush DCM, 14 Australian Machine Gun Company, France, 1915-1918.
LETTERS DESCRIBING CONDITIONS IN THE TRENCHES IN FRANCE. DESCRIBES A PARTICULARLY DIFFICULT OPERATION IN WHICH HE TOOK PART. SEPT 1917. (HANDWRITTEN COPIES ONLY)
Distinguished Conduct Medal (Geo V). Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Arthur Leslie Rush was born at Bundanoon, New South Wales in 1888. He was working as an orchardist when he enlist
Bronze next of kin plaque, showing on the obverse, Britannia holding a laurel wreath, the British lion, dolphins, a spray of oak leaves and the words 'HE DIED FOR FREEDOM AND HONOUR' around the edge.
Collection relating to the service of Major Arthur James Maudsley, 38 Battalion, AIF, France, 1916-1918. Collection consists of photostat copies of seven letters written by Major Maudsley to his fami
MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS (ORIGINALS) WRITTEN TO MEMBERS OF THE TEMPLETON FAMILY DESCRIBING DIFFICULT CONDITIONS ON GALLIPOLI AND IN FRANCE AND HOSPITAL LIFE IN ENGLAND. EXTRACTS FROM TEMPLETON'S LETTERS
Letters home describing camp in Egypt, service in France and hospitalization in England. The letters also comment on political issues. Also includes a bound typescript titled 'Closer to the Cannon's M
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS DESCRIBING LIFE IN THE TRENCHES IN FRANCE 1916-17, AND DAILY ENTRIES FROM DIARY FOR 1916 DESCRIBING CAMP LIFE AND TRENCH LIFE. COPIES OF LETTERS RE MASCHMEDT'S DEATH IN ACTION AT
Collection relating to service of Lieutenant Francis Sinclair Burt 4 Machine Gun Battalion, France 1918. Collection includes copies of letters sent home to family in Australia. Copies made 1928 by A
DESCRIBES CONDITIONS ON GALLIPOLI AND FRANCE. NOTES BEING TORPEDOED WHILE ON A TRANSPORT AND THEN RESCUED. FEW DETAILS. 3 LETTERS ONLY