The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection related to the experiences of John Alfred Cue who served as a Chaplain in the AIF during the First World War.
Item 1: Specimen of the first paper brought from England for the Australian Military Church (C. of E.).
Item 2: Specimen of the first paper bought and printed in France for the Australian Military Church (C.of E.).
Item 3: Specimen of the paper finally used for the Australian Military Church (C.of E.).
Item 4: Post card related to the Australian Military Church (C.of E.).
Item 5: Poem about larks written by Cue while in France during the Spring of 1917.
Item 6: A typed account written by Cue entitled "With a Chaplain during a Battle", dated 12 May 1917, which is an account of the 2nd battle of Bullecourt.
Item 7: Hand-written account entitled "The Australian Military Church C. of E." written in response to a request by the Australian War Memorial to provide them with his experiences as a Chaplain in the AIF during the First World War. Believed to have been written in 1922.
Item 8: Typescript of item 6 produced by the Memorial, but signed on the last page by Cue.
4 page typed account titled 'My experiences as a chaplain with the AIF", written by Rev J Hennessy. He relates his experiences as a Roman Catholic chaplain with the AIF, commenting on the satisfactio
Collection relating to the First World War service of Chaplain Donald Burns Blackwood MC. Collection consists of a statement of experiences as Army Chaplain. Comments on the voyage to Egypt and his
Personal papers mainly relating to the military service and training of Sir John Gellibrand: articles printed in a military journal during 1897-1898; extracts from a 1906 diary written jointly with hi
Collection relating to the service of Chaplain Ernest Northcroft Merrington, Gallipoli, 1915. Collection consists of typescript extracts from Merrington's diary, supplemented by comments added by Mer
Collection relating to the First World War service of 1677 Corporal Charles Smith, 14 Australian Infantry Battalion, Australia, c.1920. Wallet 1 of 3 - consists of a typewritten reflection entitled '
Narrative describes in very general terms his experiences as a chaplain in France; particularly noting the difference between English and Australian troops on matters of discipline and the ability to