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NOMINAL ROLL OF AWAS WHO SERVED IN 2 AUST AMBULANCE CAR COY, 1942-1946. "ONE DRIVERS RECOLLECTIONS", AN ACCOUNT OF DRIVING DUTIES IN SYDNEY AND RURAL NSW
"Australian Women's Army Services in the Northern Territory 1942-1946". An account of the AWAS administration, conditions and experiences in the Northern Territory. For a nominal roll of AWAS personne
ORIGINAL DIARIES WITH REGULAR DAILY ENTRIES RELATING TO GENERAL DUTIES AS PAY CLERK IN EGYPT, QUEENSLAND AND LATER MOROTAI. NOMINAL ROLL OF 2/4 AUST ORD STORE COY ALSO INCLUDED
NOMINAL ROLL OF AWAS PERSONNEL SERVING IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY FROM 1942 TO 1946. RANKS AND NUMBERS GIVEN
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1942. GROUP OF AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE (AWAS) DRIVERS FROM LAND HEADQUARTERS CAR COMPANY WHO WERE ATTACHED TO THE UNITED STATES ARMY FORCES IN AUSTRALIA (US FORCES IN AUSTRALIA
PAPERS MAINLY RELATE TO THE 2/10 FIELD AMBULANCE, IN PARTICULAR PALMER AND COOK'S DETAILED ACCOUNTS OF INVASION OF RABAUL, TOL MASSACRE AND EVENTUAL ESCAPE FROM NEW BRITAIN. ALSO INCLUDES BRIEF ACCOUN
Collection relating to the Second World War service of VF388102 Private Marianne Florence Drury, 2nd Signal Training Battalion, Australian Women’s Army Service, Australia, 1942. This collection consi