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COPIES OF A PAYBOOK, MARKED BY A BULLET HOLE GAINED ON THE PENINSULA, DIARY ENTRIES FOR SERVICE AT GALLIPOLI AND LATER IN FRANCE AT POZIERES, YPRES AND FLERS, EVACUATION TO ENGLAND AND EVENTUAL RETURN TO AUSTRALIA VIA PANAMA
DIARY ENTRIES DETAILING PTE LUKE'S EXPERIENCES ON THE PENINSULA, ACTIVITIES AT HILL 353, MOVEMENT TO FRANCE AND ACTIVE SERVICE AT ARMENTIERS, POZIERES, SAUSAGE VALLEY, YPRES, FLERS, BULLECOURT, WIPPEN
Journals recounting his experiences at Gallipoli and France, written upon his return to Australia in 1919. Gives a vivid description of trench life, numerous attacks, shellfire, heat and cold, general
DETAILS OF ACTIVE SERVICE FROM TIME OF JOURNEY TO EGYPT, CANAL DUTY, TRANSFER TO FRANCE INCLUDING EXPERIENCES ON THE SOMME, POZIERES, FLERS, YPRES, MESSINES AND MONT ST QUENTIN. ALSO COVERS THE ARMIST
DIARY CONTAINING BRIEF ENTRIES OF TRAINING CAMP ACTIVITIES IN ENGLAND, POSTING TO FRANCE AND EVENTUAL RETURN TO ENGLAND. ALSO INCLUDES A NEW TESTAMENT AND EXTRACT OF WINSTON CHURCHILL'S SPEECH, "THEIR
Two original diaries belonging to Cpt Victor Hood, with brief regular entries related to his voyage to Egypt, Suez Canal, his arrival in France, Battle of Fromelles, his evacuation to England due to w
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