The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection relating to the service of Major William Andrew Reginald Peart, 2 Brigade Australian Field Artillery, AIF. Collection consists chiefly of three general reports on the military career and active service of Major Peart, written in response to a request from the Commandant, Royal Military College, Duntroon, of which Major Peart was a graduate. The reports were written by Lieutenant Colonel Henry Dundas Keith Macartney, [CMG, DSO], Lieutenant Colonel David Henry Moore, [DSO], and Major General [later Sir] Harold Bridgwood Walker [KCB, DSO]. Collection also contains associated memos and covering letters.
Biographical notes: Major William Andrew Reginald Peart, 2 Brigade, Australian Field Artillery, AIF. Died of wounds 3 November, 1917. Age 21. Son of Andrew and Janet Peart, of Vaughan, 20 Byron St., Moonee Ponds, Victoria, Australia. Native of Elsternwick, Victoria.
Collection relating to service of 1330 Gunner William Cam, 6 Australian Field Artillery Brigade, Egypt and France, 1915-1917. Collection includes letters written home to family in Lang Lang, Victoria
Collection relating to the First World War service of Major Frederick Leslie Biddle DSO, 2 Field Artillery Brigade, Egypt, Gallipoli and France, 1914-1917. Collection consists of seventy-five letters
Collection associated with Major Lachlan Alfred William Macpherson, DSO MC, Light Horse Brigade, Egypt, c.1915. Collection consists of two letters, (one written in Turkish and one written in Arabic),
Collection relating to the service of Major John Henry Francis Pain, DSO, MC, 2 Battalion, AIF. Collection consists of one typescript letter written by Major Pain to Lieutenant Colonel Leslie James M
Collection relating to the service of Major Price Jacob Morgan, 9 Battery, 3 Australian Field Artillery Brigade and 51 Private Gomer William Morgan, 46 Battalion, AIF, Egypt, Gallipoli, 1914-1915. Co
Collection of letters (photocopies) relating to service of Major William Affleck Adams, DSO 3 Pioneer Battalion, France, 1916-1917. Letters written to Adams' wife and children describe training in En