The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Handwritten account by 2860 Private Alfred Stanley Baker entitled 'Part of my experiences abroad', written 29 January 1918. Stanely enlisted at Annandale, New South Wales on 25 September 1916 and served with the 60th Battalion. He died of wounds in France on 9 August 1918, at the age of 22. Baker describes the voyage from Australia on the SS Afric and the sporting events he was involved with while on the troopship, including boxing. Baker's narrative also covers his impressions of Durban and being on the frontline at Bullecourt.
Painted coloured portrait, on cream cotton sateen, of Private A S Baker. Baker's head and shoulders are superimposed on a blue Australian ensign with a six pointed Federation star. Painted at the bott
Collection relating to service of 28471 Bombardier William Emanuel Baker, 2 Field Artillery Brigade, France, 1916-1918. Collection includes copies of Baker's diary; copies of letters regarding Baker'
Painted coloured portrait, on cream cotton sateen, of Private A S Baker. Baker's head and shoulders are superimposed on a blue Australian ensign with a six pointed Federation star. Painted at the bott
Collection relating to the Second World War service of VX54599 Private Alfred Ernest 'Arthur' Baker, 2/2 Pioneer Battalion, Second Australian Imperial Force, Burma, Thailand and Australia, 1941-1946.
Collection relating to the service of 1032 Regimental Quarter Master Sergeant Ernest William Baker, Australian Navy and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF) and 20 Battalion, Rabaul, Gallipoli and Fr
Papers of 62611 Private (Pte) Elson Verco Whyte of the 6th General Reinforcements. The collection consists of a diary, a letter and a poem entitled 'The Boys of the "Boonah" 1918-1919'. The diary co
Collection relating to the First World War service of 1208 Private Harold Edward Aisbett, 39 Battalion. Collection consists of an original handwritten diary (in an excercise book), titled 'A short re