The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Primarily letters to his family 1915-1919, covering camp in Sydney, sea voyage, training in Egypt and experiences on the Western Front. His gradual disillusionment with war is evident. Describes leave in Britain and France in detail and friendship with young ladies in England and Paris. Some comments on conscription, Archbishop Mannix and strikes.
Letters describe his enlistment and training, and active service until his death in action. Includes comments on Britain's social, political, and military system, conscription, futility of war, leave
LETTERS TO HIS FAMILY RELATING TO HIS APPLICATION FOR A COMMISSION, COMMENTS ON THE "LUSITANIA" AND "BELGIAN DOLLS", GERMAN USE OF GAS, NEWS OF FELLOW JEWISH OFFICERS AND WORK WITH THE JEWISH AID SOCI
Collection relating to the First World War service of Major Arthur Henson Smith, 103 Howitzer Battery, Gallipoli and France. Collection consists of photocopied typescript copies of letters, between 1
Letters to his family while on active service with British artillery at Cape Helles, and with 1 Div. Artillery Heavy Trench Mortar Battery in France and Belgium. Comments on Turks, landing at Anzac Co
Letter (5 pp) written by SX9324 Private Harry Clifford Baker, (2 Reserve Motor Transport Company) to his friend, David Thomas Harris in the Royal Australian Navy. Dated 13 August 1941 the letter descr
Collection of typed transcripts of letters originally written by VX34071 Driver Walter R Bills of 1AASC Petrol Company, 8 Division, covering the period February 1941-February 1942. The letters, writte