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PERSONAL PAPERS, SOUVENIRS AND PHOTOCOPIED NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS OF GOLDNEY'S SERVICE. PHOTOCOPIED TYPESCRIPT OF DIARY RECORDING HIS SERVICE AS A MACHINE GUNNER IN FRANCE FROM DEC 1916 UNTIL HE WAS INVALIDED IN MAR 1917, FIRST TO ENGLAND THEN TO AUSTRALIA FOR DISCHARGE IN DEC 1917. GOLDNEY WAS TRAINING AS A METHODIST MINISTER BEFORE THE WAR AND TOOK SERVICES WHILST IN ENGLAND CONVALESCING
COLLECTION OF PAPERS RELATING TO THE SERVICE OF GREENHAM DURING WW1 AS A DRIVER IN BELGIUM AND DURING WWII AS A SERGEANT IN THE CMF. DIARY OF VOYAGE TO ENGLAND (1916), POSTCARDS AND SOUVENIRS (WWI), L
LETTERS TO HOME FROM PTE MCLEAN AND HIS BROTHER, LT MCLEAN. BOTH COMMENT ON THE WAR, OFTEN FROM DIFFERENT VIEWPOINTS. TOPICS INCLUDE MEDICAL TREATMENT, POWS, FRENCH REFUGEES, ALLIES AND THE ENEMY. ALS
PERSONAL NARRATIVE COVERING ENLISTMENT, TRAINING IN ENGLAND AND SERVICE IN FRANCE. VERY DETAILED. PROBABLY BASED ON PERSONAL DIARY. OCT 1916 - DEC 1917
Detailed diary written on a regular basis, accounting for the voyage to German New Guinea, opposed landing at Rabaul and eventual garrison duties at Herbertshohe. Also includes various personal servic
Personal papers of Private John Hardie (3842) of 33rd Infantry Battalion, AIF. Diary, postcards, letters and narrative account, describing experiences and movements on the Western Front. Mentions bat
Diary for 1917 (and typescript transcription) and other papers of No. 25467 Driver Lewis Wilson (102nd Battery, 2nd Field Artillery Brigade). The diary's short daily entries describe Wilson's training