Morrice, Glen Heriot (Private, b.1894 - d.1918)
Private Record 2DRL/0761 First World War, 1914-19186 LETTERS FROM MORRICE TO HIS WIFE, DESCRIBING EXPERIENCES OF SERVICE. DISCUSSES THE EFFECTS OF CONTINUAL EXPOSURE TO TRENCH WARFARE
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
48 LETTERS FROM MORRICE TO HIS FAMILY DESCRIBING EXPERIENCES OF ACTIVE SERVICE AND PERIODS OF LEAVE. 1 LETTER FROM NO 2 STATIONARY HOSPITAL, ABBEVILLE TO MORRICE'S FATHER, INFORMING THE FAMILY OF MORRICE'S PROGRESS
6 LETTERS FROM MORRICE TO HIS WIFE, DESCRIBING EXPERIENCES OF SERVICE. DISCUSSES THE EFFECTS OF CONTINUAL EXPOSURE TO TRENCH WARFARE
25 LETTERS AND 1 FIELD SERVICE POSTCARD FROM MORRICE TO HIS FAMILY
Letters written by Sergeant Charles Frederick Reeve describing his service with the 22 Battalion and the British Army Flying Corps; experiences in Egypt and Gallipoli and recreation leave in England.
Collection relating to the service of Lieutenant Walter Tertius Morrice, 1 Light Horse Regiment, 1915, Gallipoli, Egypt. Collection consists of handwritten copies of notes made by Morrice, describing
Letters relating to the First World War service of Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, 7th Battalion. These letters from McCrae to members of his family span the period April 1915 to June 1915 and cover: jo

5 LETTERS FROM MORRICE TO HIS MOTHER, DESCRIBING CAMP LIFE, HOSPITALIZATION AFTER BEING WOUNDED AND RETURN TO THE FRONT