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MEMOIRS OF HIS SERVICE AS A STRETCHER BEARER, 1941-45, BRIEFLY IN SYRIA AND LATER IN NEW GUINEA, PARTICULARLY THE DEFENCE OF THE KOKODA TRACK, ADVANCE TO GONA, EVACUATION DUE TO SCRUB TYPHUS, RETURN FOR THE CAMPAIGNS AT LAE AND KESAWIA AND LASTLY WITH THE LANDING AT BALIKPAPAN
Studio portrait of 2463 Private (Pte) Reginald John Sanders, 4th Reinforcements, 1st Australian Pioneer Battalion, of Upper Eungai, NSW, (seated, left), and 2464 Pte Leonard Gordon Emerton, 1st Pione
Copies of original letters and reflections titled `A Pommy in the Australian Army 1939-45' written by W. Shannon. The letters convey an Englishman's efforts to come to terms with his adopted country.
Memoirs titled "The Rough Infantry : Tales of World War II" relating to Major Bennett's enlistment in 1939, training at Puckapunyal and later Officer Training School Liverpool; training and social act
DIARIES WITH REGULAR ENTRIES MAINTAINED FROM DEPARTURE IN ADELAIDE, MOVEMENT TO THE MIDDLE EAST, TRAINING, ACTIVE SERVICE IN SYRIA AND LEBANON, RETURN TO AUSTRALIA, MOVEMENT TO NEW GUINEA, ADVANCE AND
Collection relating to the service of 622 Private Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1 Field Ambulance, AIF, Australia, At Sea, Egypt, Gallipoli, Western Front, England, 1914-1918. Collection consists of five
Diaries and memoirs with transcript kept by Private Grant describing his embarkation from Sydney on the 'Afric', camp at Mena and the landing on Gallipoli.
Collection relating to the First World War service of 386 Private Leslie David Wright, a stretcher bearer with 3 Battalion. Collection consists of an original diary covering 1914-18 with entries desc