The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Goddard CMG DSO VD. Collection consists of numerous personal papers such as diaries for 1918 and 1919 and personal correspondence between 1917 and 1955; as well as military correspondence and records for 17 Battalion 1915-1916, 35 Battalion 1916-1918 and 9 Infantry Brigade, 1917-1919, maps and unit histories collected by Goddard throughout his military career. Significant events include the evacuation of Gallipoli, the Battle of Messines, Broodseinde Ridge, Passchendaele, Villers-Bretonneux, Morlancourt, Bray-Sur-Somme and the attack on the Hindenburg Line. Also contains a Field Engineers August reinforcements 1917 B Company menu, with signatures and an album containing letters, newspaper cuttings, photographs relating to the service of Brig Gen Henry Arthur Goddard and post-war activities. A finding aid is located in the first box of material.
Diary relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Goddard. The diary was kept by Brigadier General Goddard throughout 1918 and documents the battles of Morlancourt, Vill
This series includes official and personal correspondence relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Henry Goddard. This series contains: Official Correspondence, 1915-
Official correspondence relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Goddard. This file consists of correspondence sent by Brigadier General Goddard between 1918 and 1919
Army Book 152 relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Goddard, 35th Battalion. This correspondence book, titled 'Confidential II', was used by Brigadier General Godd
Army Book 152 relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Goddard. This correspondence bookwas used by Brigadier General Goddard between 2 February 1916 and 27 January 19
Army correspondence book relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Goddard. This book was used by Brigadier General Goddard between 9 January 1917 and 22 August 1917.
