The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection comprises of a copy of a section of the very detailed diary maintained by Frank Hurley while journeying to and engaged in work at Tobruk. The diary extract covers the period April to May 1941. Frank Hurley's original diaries are held by the National Library of Australia's Manuscript Section as MS 883.
Collection comprises material collected by David Millar while researching Frank Hurley's life. Included is a copy of Hurley's diary covering the period 1917 and 1918, newspaper articles and catalogues
Typed manuscript, 'Lieut. Frank Johnstone of C Company 33rd Battalion AIF'. Details the wartime experiences of Lieutenant Frank Glass Johnstone who served with 33 Battalion during the First World War.
Copy of diary written by Second Lieutenant Albert Henry Tiegs, 28th Battalion AIF. Very detailed. Covers training, landing at Gallipoli and wounding. Original typed copy made by the Australian War Mem
Collection relating to the Second World War service of QX2910 Signalman (Sig) Cecil Stayte Anderson, who served mainly with 'J' Section Signals, 20 Infantry Brigade. Comprises three hard cover diaries
Collection relating to 7576 Corporal (Cpl) George James Wright, who served with the 10th Battalion AIF in France and Belgium from 1917-1919. Comprises three original pocket sized handwritten diaries,
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX1072 Private Norman Frank ‘Norm’ Arundale, Australian Army Service Corps, Second Australian Imperial Force, Australia, the Middle East, Ceylon