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  1. Charles C. Fisher relates his experiences as a private with 5th Battalion AIF during the First World War

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    Maker: Fisher, Charles C Unknown Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office Fisher, Charles C

    Charles Fisher discusses: early life; prewar employment; enlistment March 1916; training in Egypt; complete training at Etaples; wounded at Pozieres; battle at St Martin's Wood; reaction to Armistice;...

    S02043

  2. Colonel James Lumsden McKinlay as a member of 4th Divisional Signal Company, AIF, Gallipoli and France 1915-1918, interviewed by John Clements

    Sound

    Maker: McKinlay, James Lumsden Clements, John Grand Specialities

    McKinlay speaks of his experiences in Egypt, Gallipoli, France and Belgium in the First World War and relates some stories of his youth and of William (Billy) Hughes MP.

    S00287

  3. Frank Clark, as a private, relates his experiences during the First World War

    Sound

    Maker: Clark, Frank Unknown Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office

    Frank Clark discusses his enlistment in Ballarat; Egypt; father's reaction to enlistment; France; fun; duty on a machine gun post; marching; reconnaissance duties; opinion of Germans; return to Austra...

    S02034

  4. George Henry Bramich (3567) as a private, 3rd Light Horse Regiment, 1916-1918, interviewed by Major Douglas Wyatt.

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    Maker: Bramich, George Henry Wyatt, Douglas M

    Discusses service in 26th Light Horse Regiment (Tasmania Mounted Infantry) prior to the First World War at Wynyard under Lieutenant Tyrell; Easter Encampments at Mona Vale; enlisted in the AIF in 1916...

    S00683

  5. Hubert R. Matthews interviewed about his experiences in 11th Battalion during the First World War

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    Maker: Matthews, Hubert R Unknown Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office

    Discusses: prewar employment; brother killed at Dardenelles; enlistment August 1915; his family's attitude to enlistment; training in Egypt as a signaller; swimming in the Suez Canal; attitude to Fren...

    S02054

  6. John Doggett, 15 and 47 Battalions, 4 Brigade AIF interviewed by David Chalk

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    Maker: Doggett, John Chalk, David

    Precis: Childhood in Florndern near London; Fathers's bakery business; emigration to Canada in 1910; partnership with family friend in Vancouver; work with orchard in Okanagan Valley; trip to Tasmania...

    S01177

  7. Olive Jeffrey as a nursing sister 14th Australian General Hospital, Egypt 1917-1919, interviewed by Judith Doig

    Sound

    Maker: Jeffrey, Olive Edith Doig, Judith

    Techincal note : the interview is not formally introduced or concluded. Ambient noises on recording. A transcript of this recording may be available. For further information please contact the Sound...

    S00398

  8. Private Raymond W. Bisset relates his experiences in the 23rd Battalion and as a Prisoner of War (POW) during the First World War

    Sound

    Maker: Bisset, Raymond W Unknown Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office

    Ray Bisset discusses: early life; enlistment underage; departure to war; Gallipoli; Lone Pine; wounded; evacuated wounded to Egypt; sent to France; impressions of France and the French people; taken P...

    S02029

  9. Private Thomas (Tom) Brain relates his experiences with 59th Battalion during the First World War

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    Maker: Unknown Brain, Thomas Ralph Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office

    Tom Brain discusses: early life; pre-war work; enlistment; prior military training; Egypt; Fromelles; leave in England; return to Australia; marriage; post-war employment; the Depression

    S02032

  10. Stanley Chapman Thomas (890), corporal, 2nd Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance, 1914-1919, reciting poems written by himself and A L Gordon.

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    Maker: Thomas, Stanley Chapman

    Poems are recited from memory.

    S00415

  11. Trooper John Kerr interviewed about his experiences in 4th Light Horse Regiment during the First World War

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    Maker: John Kerr Unknown Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office

    Discusses: early life; enlistment March 1917; attitude to war; Port Said; climate and shortage of water in Egypt; first action; friends wounded and taken Prisoner of War (POW); captured German supplie...

    S02051

  12. Walter Parker interviewed about his service in 20th Battalion AIF during the First World War

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    Maker: Parker, Walter Unknown Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office

    Discusses: early life; prewar employment; enlistment July 1915; family's reaction to enlistment; guard duty on troopship; meals on ship; sent to Gallipoli; water and ammunition carrying parties; winte...

    S02062

  13. Walter 'Wal' Stanley Gudgeon (VX4934) as a Lieutenant, the 2/8th Battalion, 1940-1943, interviewed by Harry Martin for The Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-1945

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    Maker: Gudgeon, Walter Stanley (Wal) Martin, Harry

    Born in England 1904, one of seven children, early working life in England, travels to Australia on Orsova on 10 pound assisted passage, being a child in England during the First World War, joins CMF ...

    S01048

  14. William (Bill) Boyce relates his experiences with 58th Battalion during the First World War.

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    Maker: Boyce, William 'Bill' Morrison, Jill Boyce, William 'Bill' Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office

    Marriage and family; Bill Boyce discusses: early life; pre-war employment; enlistment; training; war on the Western Front compared to the desert; mateship; attitude to war; denied a soldier settlement...

    S02031

  15. William Herbert Smith talks about about his experiences in 1st Division Signals Company during the First World War

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    Maker: Smith, William Herbert Unknown Department of Veterans' Affairs, Victorian State Office

    Discusses: reaction to war and reasons for enlisting; enlistment in the AIF May 1915; trained as a signaller; Gallipoli; attached to 1st Division Signal Company, No.3 Section, 3rd Infantry Brigade; su...

    S02068

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