The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
One hundred and fifty five letters by Lieutenant Hodge to his family describing in great detail in a continuous sequence daily activities, his surroundings, especially the countryside in France, troop movements and some combat duties; also three carbon official correspondence books and three service certificates.
DETAILED DIARIES KEPT BY MATTHEWS FOR THE ENTIRE WAR DESCRIBING ALL ASPECTS OF HIS WAR SERVICE ESPECIALLY IN NEW GUINEA AND BOUGAINVILLE AND INCLUDING DETAILS OF TROOP MOVEMENTS, ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES
PAPERS OF PRIVATE HACKETT WHILE ON DUTY IN NEW GUINEA COMPRISING CORRESPONDENCE WITH HIS GIRLFRIEND MAUREEN OLIVE BRADLEY DISCUSSING MAINLY PERSONAL MATTERS ESPECIALLY THEIR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES, AMERICA
Letters written by Major Murray to his wife during his tour of South Vietnam with 547 Signal Troop, February to September 1968. He describes in some detail his daily routines, especially administrati
1. Diaries kept by L/Cpl Barkle, describing in brief entries daily routines and combat duties. 2. Letter to his mother, from Captain Donald P Nells describing Barkle's death in France in 1917.
FOUR DIARIES, 1914-1918, WITH TRANSCRIPT KEPT BY PARTRIDGE AND DESCRIBING COMBAT, DAILY DUTIES AND HIS WOUNDING IN FRANCE; ALSO COURSE CERTIFICATES, 1923-1930, FROM HIS TIME WITH THE AUSTRALIAN INSTRU
DETAILED LETTER WRITTEN BY PEARCE TO A NEWSPAPER DESCRIBING COMBAT ACTIVITIES OF THE MOUNTED REGIMENTS IN EGYPT ESPECIALLY AROUND ROMANI AND KATAI