The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection relating to the service of Captain John James Marshall, 55 Battalion, Egypt, Gallipoli, France. Collection consists of five letters written by Captain Marshall to his parents. While Marshall discusses the landing at Gallipoli at some length in one of his letters, he himself did not arrive on the Peninsula until July 1915.
Biographical note: Captain John James Marshall, 55 Battalion, AIF. Public servant, of Kogarah, NSW, born Bexley, NSW; educated at the Kogarah High School; served in the Citizen Forces, CMF; joined the AIF in 1915 (or end of 1914) and left Australia as a 2nd Lieutenant with reinforcements for the 3rd Battalion, which he joined at Anzac; transferred to 55 Battalion in 1916; wounded at Polygon Wood in September 1917; killed in action at Villers Bretonneux, 27 April 1918, aged 27. Son of William John and Jane Francis Marshall, of Windsor Forest Rd., Penshurst, New South Wales.
Collection relating to service of 495 Sergeant John James [Jack] Atkinson, 26 Battalion, Gallipoli and France, 1915-1918. Collection includes letters written by Atkinson to his family in England. B
Collection relating to the service of Captain Arthur Marshall McIntosh, Dental Corps, AIF, Egypt, Gallipoli, Western Front. Collection consists of letters, notebooks, and a brief type-written memoir
Collection relating to service of Captain Clerke Colquhoun Burton, 7 Battalion, Gallipoli, 1915-1916. Collection includes letters to family in Australia. Captain Clerke Colquhoun Burton. Transport
Collection relating to the service of 373 Lance Corporal Harry Joseph Sinclair Smith, 3rd Battalion, AIF, at sea, Egypt, Gallipoli, 1914-1915. Collection consists of typed extracts from his diary cov
Collection relating to the service of 1053 Lance Corporal James Joseph Patrick Kelaher, 18 Battalion, Australia, Egypt, Gallipoli, 1915. Collection consists of six photostat copies of letters sent by
Collection relating to the service of 2nd Lieutenant James K McLeod, 13 Battalion, AIF, Gallipoli, 1915. Collection consists of a typescript copy (and two carbon copies) of a letter written by McLeod