The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collections of letters written home by Lt Harry Attwood of 7 Battalion, between 18 August 1915 and 15 September 1917. In them he mentions censorship and his work as a military policeman in Cairo. He also describes French billets and Officer Training School. The collection also contains statements related to Lt Attwood being killed in action near Polygon Wood in 1917.
LETTERS HOME RE VOYAGE TO ENGLAND AND DENTAL TREATMENT AT HURDCOTT CAMP, ENGLAND. DESCRIBES CONDITIONS IN FRANCE. RED CROSS AND PERSONAL LETTERS RE ALLEN'S DEATH IN ACTION AT POLYGON WOOD, 1917
Collection relating to the First World War service of 12306 Private Lancelot Cropley Smith, 10th Field Ambulance, France. Collections consists of typed extracts of letters written home between 1916 -
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
Collection relating to the First World War service of 2230 Private William Henry 'Harry' Soulsby, France and Scotland, 1916. Wallet 1 of 1 - contains two letters written by Private Soulsby to his bro
Collection relating to the service of 2003 Sergeant Henry John Palmer, 50 Battalion, First World War. Collection comprises letters and postcards written home to his mother and extended family in Hasl
LETTERS HOME. QUITE DESCRIPTIVE. COMMENTS ON CONDITIONS ON GALLIPOLI, EG. DUGOUTS, FOOD AND HUNGER. DESCRIBES EVACUATION OF GALLIPOLI. LETTERS FROM FRANCE. ALSO QUITE DETAILED. 1915 - MAR 1917