The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
REGULAR ENTRIES OFTEN WRITTEN IN JOURNAL FASHION EVERY FEW DAYS. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF MANY EVENTS INCLUDING THE GALLIPOLI LANDING, CONDITIONS IN THE TRENCHES, BOMBARDMENTS, LONG MARCHES AND WOUNDING
ARTICLE ENTITLED "DRAMATIC STORY OF THE LANDING". DIARY OF SERVICE FROM ENLISTMENT. QUITE DETAILED ENTRIES DURING VOYAGE TO EGYPT. BRIEF ENTRIES WHILE IN EGYPT AND ON GALLIPOLI. 1914-1915
Diary written by Corporal John Spence Finney during active service with the 44 Battalion in France, chiefly January-August 1918. Entries provide detailed accounts of Finney's experience during the Au
LETTERS HOME. NOT DETAILED. COVER SERVICE IN EGYPT, ON GALLIPOLI AND IN FRANCE. HOSPITALIZATION IN EGYPT AND RECUPERATION IN ENGLAND. PRAISES AUSTRALIAN NURSES. LEAVE PASSES AND LETTERS OF SYMPATHY ON
Collection relating to 3377 Private Walter White, 28 Reinforcement, 7 Light Horse, 1917-1920. Collection consists of a typescript of a diary written by Private White covering his training in Australia
Typed extracts from diary written by 3239 Pte Algernon F Bell, whilst serving with 59 Battalion, AIF. Entries start 10 October 1915 and are mostly brief and mentioning daily movements. The final ent
Papers of Sergeant Leonard Roy Elvin (2828) of 1st Infantry Battalion (AIF). Contains brief daily diary entries. Mainly mentions movements of the battalion and personal information. Entries on Franc