Walker, Herbert A (Sergeant, 57th Bn)
Private Record 3DRL/7625 First World War, 1914-1918BRIEF DIARY - IRREGULAR ENTRIES - COVERING ARRIVAL IN ENGLAND, HOSPITALIZATION, TREATMENT AND RETURN TO AUSTRALIA
Quinane, Patrick J (Trooper, 7th L H Regt) Accession Number: 3DRL/3386
Description
BRIEF ENTRIES COVERING SERVICE AND WOUNDING ON GALLIPOLI, HOSPITALIZATION AND RETURN TO AUSTRALIA
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Accession Number
3DRL/3386
Maker
Patrick J Quinane
Classification
Private Record
Object Type
Diary
Measurement
Archived measurement
Date Made
1915
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Item Count
1
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Provenance
AWM315 419/083/006
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