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Memorial Articles

The Memorial boasts a staff of subject specialists in all aspects of military history and museum practice.

Our articles and our Encyclopedia allow subject specialists to share their knowledge on Australian military history.
They also provide a way for us to take a closer look at the people and the stories behind the history and our museum collection. 

 

Captain C A Dalglish 1892 - 1914

The first to fall

27 August 2014

Learn more of the earliest Australian casualties of WWI

Inside the Anzac Connections project

Inside the Anzac Connections project

26 August 2014

Read more about the Australian War Memorials digitisation project and the personal stories discovered in the letters written by and to the serving personal of the First World War

ANZAC Connections: Centenary digitisation project

ANZAC Connections: Centenary digitisation project

18 August 2014

Learn more about the Australian War Memorials project to create a comprehensive digital archive of the ANZACs and their deeds, and of the wider Australian experience of war, and how the public can help

Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) 1914-1918 working dress

Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) 1914-1918 working dress

13 August 2014

Learn more about the great diversity between nursing uniforms of the First World War.

A hundred years on: the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF)

A hundred years on: the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF)

10 August 2014

Learn about the founding of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF) in the First World War.

Gatenby's blanket: an embroidered service history

Gatenby's blanket: an embroidered service history

07 August 2014

Learn about Corporal Clifford Gatenby's time as a prisoner of war during WWII during which he created an amazing work of art.

This 9 carat gold pocket watch chain carries two fobs. The horizontal bar was designed to be inserted into a waistcoat buttonhole, thus securing the chain, while the watch would have been attached to one of the left hand clips.

Some notes on Farewell and Welcome Home jewellery from the First World War

05 August 2014

Read about engraved jewelery frequently presented to departing and returning soldiers by local shire councils and ‘Farewell’ or ‘Welcome Home’ committees during the First World War

Mosaic brooch purchased in Egypt.

Commercial Sweetheart Jewellery

04 August 2014

Learn more about Sweetheart Jewellery made during WWII

Warilda in camouflage paint added in 1917 after Germany stated all vessels operating in the English Channel would be attacked.

SS Warilda: troopship, hospital ship, ambulance transport, wreck

01 August 2014

Read about the sinking of the HMAT Warilda on the 3rd of August 1918

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Last updated: 22 December 2021

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