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AWM1 20 - Significant papers, NSW, 1867-1939, Australian Military Forces, Western Australia, 1883, 1867-1939

Pre-Federation and Commonwealth records

Accession Number AWM2017.8.295
Collection number AWM1 20
Collection type Digitised Collection
Record type Sub-series
Object type Official Record
  • AWM1 20/7 - [Commonwealth and Pre-Federation records:] Report on the Military Defence of Australia, by a Conference of senior officers of the Australian Military Forces, 1920, Volumes I and II (Conference members: Lieutenant General Sir H G Chauvel (Chairman), Lieutenant General Sir J Monash, Major General Sir J W McCay, Major General Sir J J T Hobbs, Major General Sir C B B White and Major General J G Legge [includes appraisal of future intentions of Japan towards Australia)
  • AWM1 20/9 PART 1 - [Commonwealth and Pre-Federation records:] Report on the Activities of the Australian Military Forces, 1929-1939, by Lieutenant General Sir Carl Jess. Part I, Developments prior to 1929; Part II, Citizen Military Forces 1929-39 [part I includes outline history of Citizen Forces, 1870-1929] [typed copy]
  • AWM1 20/9 PART 2 - [Commonwealth and Pre-Federation records:] Report on the Activities of the Australian Military Forces, 1929-1939, by Lieutenant General Sir Carl Jess. Part III, Appendices; Part IV, Chronology of events 1929-39; Part V, Comments by author [typed copy]
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