The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
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 REGIME
Collection relating to the First World War service of brothers, 5697 Private George Williamson Harley, 15th Infantry Battalion; and 2384 Lieutenant John William Murray Hartley, 12 Machine Gun Company.
REPORT BY MEDCALF TO COMMANDING OFFICER 11 BN AT 2030 HRS 23 JULY 1916. SINCE REPORT OF 1920 HRS (EXDOC013) PATROL FROM HIS COMPANY HAS BEEN ATTACKED BY ENEMY AND CASUALTIES SUSTAINED. PATROL WITHDRAW
EARLY LETTERS RELATING TO MURRAYS SCHOOLING. LETTERS WRITTEN BY MURRAY TO HIS PARENTS, FROM ENLISTMENT IN 1940 UNTIL HE BECAME A POW IN TIMOR, IN 1942. LETTERS WRITTEN BY MURRAY'S PARENTS IN TASMANIA
DIARY CONTAINING REGULAR ENTRIES OF 3RD BN ACTIVITIES ON THE GALLIPOLI PENINSULA, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBING THE ATTACK ON LONE PINE WHERE CAPT MOORE WAS WOUNDED, EVACUATION TO ENGLAND SUFFERING FROM ENT
Black and white photocopies of two handwritten war diaries by Captain Harold Burfield Taylor MC and Bar, 19 Battalion. (1) Diary, January 1916-1917. Containing entries from training at Tel-el-Kebir; a