The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MESSAGE SENT BY COMMANDING OFFICER 13 BN TO PULLING. REQUESTS THAT PULLING'S COMPANY SQUEEZE IN NEAR HOPPING OUT TRENCH TO FACILITATE ENTRY OF 51ST BN. SUPPLIES OF ORDNANCE ITEMS AVAILABLE FROM REGIMENTAL SERGEANT MAJOR.
DISCUSSES SUCCESS OF RECENT OPERATIONS AT MOUQUET FARM. 13 BN HAS DONE WELL BUT 50TH AND 51ST BNS HAVE NOT HAD THE SAME SUCCESS. PULLING URGED TO PROTECT HIS FLANKS WITH LEWIS GUNS.
MESSAGE FROM MURRAY TO A COY 13TH BN REQUESTS WITHDRAWAL OF MACHINE GUNS AND GUNNERS. THIN OUT MEN IN DANGEROUS PLACES. REMOVE DEAD AND ISSUE RUM TO SURVIVORS.
Diary of Captain J.A. Nunn (commanding officer of C Company, 3rd Australian Pioneer Battalion), with detailed daily entries from 1 January to 30 June 1918. It describes the Battalion's railway and tre
Collection relating to the First World War service of 4391 Bombardier Clarence James Harrold, V.1 A Heavy Trench Mortar Battery, 1 Division Artillery, 1917. Wallet 1 of 1 - Collection consists of a p
Collection relating to service of Lieutenant Alfred Bailey Eades, 45 Battery, 12 Army Field Artillery, Gallipoli and France, 1915-1917. Wallet 1 of 1 – Contains letters were written by Eades to his f
Collection consists of two items - a prisoner of war letter written by 404216 Sergeant John James Plunkett, RAAF; and a postcard written by 70600 Squadron Leader James A H Sargeaunt, RAF. Both are wr