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Alan Ward - Bombing the searchlight (Oral history)

Alan Ward - Enlistment (Oral history)

Alan Ward - Malaria (Oral history)

Alan Ward - Mate injured through marching (Oral history)

Alan Ward - Port Moresby and militia (Oral history)

Alan Ward - The Light Horse (Oral history)

Capture of German outposts in the Pacific 1914

Australia's first actions in World War I Before the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) sailed for Egypt in De

Clifford Brice - Stretcher-bearing (Video)

Born on Anzac Day 1920 in Kingswood, South Australia, Clifford Brice enlisted in the Australian Army on 26 July 1940 at Southwark. He was 20 years old.

Doug Rouse - A bombing at Buna (Oral history)

Doug Rouse - The Americans (Oral history)

Gordon Wallace: Stories of Service (Video), (Student activity), (Educational)

Gordon Wallace enlisted in the Second Australian Imperial Force (AIF) in 1940. He went on to serve in North Africa and New Guinea during the Second World War. This tells the story of Gordon's service…

Mick Rudkins - Buna (Oral history)

Mick Rudkins - Joining the Colac (Oral history)

Mick Rudkins - Lights out (Oral history)

Mick Rudkins - Minesweeping (Oral history)

Mick Rudkins - Six weeks waiting (Oral history)

Mick Rudkins - The sinking of the Limerick (Oral history)

Mick Rudkins - Venereal disease (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - A goat supplement (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - An unlucky death (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Anzac Day (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Bernie Callinan (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Captured at Kavieng (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Commando training (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Don't Fence Me In (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Homecoming (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Prison life (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Reflection (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - Sensuji (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - The end of the war (Oral history)

Peter Dixon - The Induna Star (Oral history)

Reginald Saunders: Stories of Service (Video), (Student activity), (Educational)

Reginald Walter Saunders was from the Gunditjmara people of southern Victoria. His father and uncle had served in the First World War, which motivated Reg to enlist in the Second Australian Imperial…
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