John James Joseph Wade, as a Corporal, 2/28 Battalion, Middle East, 1941-1942, interviewed by Dr Karl James

Accession Number S05027
Collection type Sound
Object type Oral history
Physical description digital audio file
Maker Wade, John James Joseph
James, Karl
Australian War Memorial
Preston, Lenny
Date made 22 October 2010
Access Open
Conflict Second World War, 1939-1945
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Source credit to AWM Oral History Program
Description

JJ Wade discussed his enlistement; service in Tobruk; food rations; moving from Tobruk to Syria; leave in Cairo; daily routine with an "ack-ack" platoon in Tobruk; propaganda leaflet drops in Tobruk; the Tobruk front-line; photography; El Alamein; snow in Syria; returning to Western Australia and going on leave; Lae and Finschhafen; relationship with Officers.
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