The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1. Letter from MacDonald to his wife, describing conditions and duties late in 1941, and letter describing his escape from Pudu prison in 1941. 2. Newscuttings relating to MacDonald's execution. 3. Statements and correspondence on MacDonald's death. 4. Correspondence and printed material on unveiling of memorial at Duntroon.
Collection relating to the service of Captain Alexander Warren Macdonald, 34 Battalion, at sea, England, France, 1916-1919. Collection consists of thirty-three letters written by Captain Alexander Ma
Letters to his wife and other papers, describing duties, camp life, service on Western Front and as a Provost Officer in England, and his plans for the future in Australia. Includes manuscript materia
LETTERS FROM GILL TO HIS FAMILY DESCRIBING CONDITIONS AND EVENTS WHILE ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN NORTH AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST. CARDS. LETTERS FROM GILL TO ASSOCIATES AND THE ARGUS. LETTERS, TELEGRAMS A
PHOTOGRAPHS AND NEWSCUTTINGS. LETTERS HOME FROM ATOCK. EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF SYMPATHY LETTERS ON ATOCK'S DEATH. MID CERTIFICATE AND ACCOMPANYING LETTER. TELEGRAMS. CORRESPONDENCE WITH AWM RE ATOCK'S
LETTERS FROM EGYPT IN 1915 AND 1916 DESCRIBING COUNTRYSIDE, PARTICULARLY DESERT SAND, PROVOST DUTIES, AND HIS YEARNING TO GO TO FRANCE. LETTER FROM A COMRADE DESCRIBING HIS DEATH IN ACTION IN 1917. (S
Letter from Private Challands to his mother describing his transfer to a machine gun unit, training, the young age of recruits, and his desire to see active service. Other letters from Lieutenant Colo