Henry Percival Sennett (20199) as a gunner and signaller 108th Howitzer Battery, 3rd Division, France, 1915-1919, interviewed by Mr James Noel Anderson

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Accession Number S01686
Collection type Sound
Measurement 1 hr 60 min
Object type Oral history
Physical description audio cassette; TDK AD60; mono
Maker Sennett, Henry Percival
Anderson, James Noel
Place made Australia: Western Australia, Derby
Date made 13 September 1990
Access Open
Conflict First World War, 1914-1918
Copyright Item copyright: © Australian War Memorial
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Description

Joining the artillery; training as a signaller; memories of friend Eric Anderson; first battle experience in France; seeing Richthofen shot down; gas attacks; living conditions and food in France; Armistice; running communication wires; court marshalled for shooting a mule which kicked him in the face, sentenced to 90 days in a British military prison; returning to Australia; returning to civilian life; the Depression; joining the Air Force at the outbreak of the Second World War.
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