A blue coloured cardboard cover with black information on the front. Top right hand corner reads 7610-66-023-3614. Under the Australian Coat of Arms are the details of the booklet. The booklet is held together with two metal staples.australian army, infantry training, infantry platoon weapons, sub-machine gun 9mm f1, booklet

A faded blue coloured carboard cover with red information on the front. Top of the booklet there is a stamp saying 2 R.T.B. Puckapunyal and beside this in red texta 19c. Near this reads WO Code No: 8592. There are three punch holes down and left hand side and two metal staples down the spine of the booklet.british army, infantry training, infantry platoon weapons, grenades

A gray coloured cardboard cover with red information on the front. Top left hand corner handwritten in red is 19c. There are three punch holes on the left hand side and the booklet has two metal staples down the spine.booklet, infantry training, infantry platoon weapons, machine carbines, owen machine carbine, austen machine carbine

Envelope belongs to Pte R.A. Taylor No. 750536, 9th Platoon of C. Company, Anti Tank PL, Co. 38th Bn2/3rds of a green envelope with name and address written on front plus a stamp imprint with time, date and location.Stamped "Bendigo 1956".envelope, 38 bn, r.a. taylor

The name of W. Taylor in the "Memoriam" has been scratched out. After the war had ended W. Taylor was not demobolised back to Australia with his platoon, he was missing in action and later believed to be deceased. At a platoon reunion some years later, W. Taylor attended and informed the platoon that after the war he had lived in Scotland for a year before returning to Australia. His name was scratched out of the Memoriam list at the reunion. W. Taylor was not charged with AWOL as everyone was happy to see him alive and let bygones be bygones. Wooden board with fourth columns of names of those who served. Has a "Memoriam" list in centre of board with five names, one of which has been scratched out "Taylor. W". Peechelba School Roll of Honour 1939-1945. honour board, peechelba, school, world war 2

Manual consists of fiteen chapters related to drill movements. 1. Information for the Instructor. 2. Squad drill without arms - at the halt. 3. Marching. 4. Marching in line and changing direction and formation. 5. Rifle exercises at the halt and on the march. 6. Rifle drill for funerals. 7. Pistol drill - 9mm Browning. 8. Sentry Drill. 9. Quarter guards and sentries. 10. Sword Drill. 11. Drill with the cane. 12. Drill with the pace stick. 12. Unit drill - platoon drill. 14. Unit Drill - Company drill. 15. Unit drill - non-ceremonial. Plus list of illustrations, figures and tables. Part of the collection of KEVIN JOHN HERDMAN, No. 397661. See Cat. No. 5942P for details of his service record.Khaki coloured, textured soft covered manual with two punched holes for attaching to a ring binder. Title on front, cover in black type. Army logo in black. Pages are white in colour with black type. Black and white photographs and diagrams. Fifteen chapters. Pages glued to spine.drill movements, australian army, training manual, kevin john herdman

John Robert Attwood - enlisted 9/12/1940. Discharged 31/10/1943, Unit Australian Maint. Platoon.Pocket size Booklets. 1. Brown Buckram cover, it has 22 pages of pay data, savings, NOK, and medical details. Plus nok details. Pay book NR 235767. 2. Light brown Buckram cover. This one is titled Soldiers Pay Book - continuation. It has pay details, savings, medical details and new details. It has his photos (2). Paybook NR C 80842.1. V9520 Attwood John Robert on front cover. Inside reveals is attested 9/12/1940. Nok = Father Robert Attwood of Bacchus Marsh. 2, V9250 Attwood John Robert, Nok = Mother Mary Alice Attwood of Bacchus Marsh.ww2, paybook

A blue coloured carboard cover with red information on the front. Top right hand corner reads 67/17/101 in black ink and under this reads 7610-66-010-2544. Top left hand corner there is a stamp which reads MON U Coy. The details of the booklet are under the restriction notice. There are two metal staples down the spine of the booklet. Amendment No: 1 is inside the booklet.australian army, infantry training, infantry platoon weapons, grenades and pyrotechnics, booklet