Legal arrangements applicable to the RegimentAll paper publication for use as an aide-memoire in conjunction with Australian Military Regulations and Orders (AMR&O). Commonwealth of Australia badgearmy, legal, boards of inquiry

Hard covered lace bound book of syllabi designed to cover the training of recruits over six weeks.Commonwealth Coat of Arms, Australia 1943, LHQ 1943recuit training, world war 2

For training of Australians serving in SW Pacific during World War 2Soft covered booklet suggesting origins, grammar and vocabulary of South Sea Island Pidgin EnglishArmy Education Service Prepared by LHQ Training Centre Queenslandpidgin english, world war 2, pacific islands

A document distributed to each officer providing information on some weapons and some brief reports on some fighting patrols and actions that had taken placeRestricted notice. This document must not fall into enemy handstraining, war, officers

A document distributed to each officer providing information on some weapons and their use, Japanese sign posts, notes on flame throwers, Jap island defences, booby traps and the new grenades they were using against tanksRestricted notice. This document must not fall into enemy hands.world war 2, intelligence, japanese

Soft covered booklet of adaptions of the Army Act and the Rules of Procedure that apply to the Australian Military Forces by the Defence ActCommonwealth crestmilitary law, army, world war 2

Soft covered booklet dealing with the art of camouflage with regard to the modern use of aircraftcamouflage, world war 2,

Pewter tankard, metal bottom, dimpled band around centre sectionTo SGT'S MESS The night they nearly got me. Phil Job RAAF Under base - Kirra Pewter Lead Free Pewter Products P/L Melbourne Australiatankard, pewter, sergeants' mess

The booklet acknowledged that the Army would have to face an enemy capable of being armed and equipped on a scale equal to our own and setting out conditions likely to be met and the methods used to apply the principles of war in a tropical environment. This information, published in 1944, may have been useful for Australian troops and their planners when they had to deal with the Japanese some 2 years earlier. Soft covered booklet Cancels MPT (Aust) No 23 xx Jungle Warfareworld war 2, australian tactics,

Soft covered booklet detailing information for section leaders about some of the problems they may have to deal with while running their commandsA warning about the the booklet not falling into enemy handsinfantry tactics, world war 2

One of a series produced during World War 2All paper stapled memorandum distributed to each officer containing notes on Japanese hand grenades and mines, Intelligence bulletins from operations on various fronts, methods of transporting equipment across rivers and points on unarmed combat. booklet, army intelligence, world war 2

As used by Australian Army from 1944Hard covered vehicle log book (blank) as used by the Australian Military Forces. It is an active service log book to cover vehicle particulars, routine maintenance, mileage, and fuel and oils usedAAB 20B Introduced Feb 1944 ("AAB" was a standard abbreviation for "Australian Army Book")vehicle log book, world war 2

Soft covered booklet originally issued as 1 Aust Corps Training Instruction No 2 of 17 Dec 1943, revised and amended in 1944. The pamphlet sets out the methods by which it is proposed to organise the beaches and beach maintenance area during the landing operations of Australian Army formations.No 1960 SECRET (GBD)world war 2, beach operations

Video tape, 106 minutes Comprising Part 1: Saving the Suez, Part 2: A Dash Through the Desert. The story traces the Australian Light Horse from its origins in the Boer War through to the end of the Great War. Featuring Mark Lee from the film "Gallipoli" as presenter. video, light horse, video, light horse

Hard covered lace bound collection of the memoranda issued during WW 2 to each officer, containing notes on a variety of subjects. The set contains most, but not all from No 1 to No 39. Incorporates catalogue items 0417 & 0418Aug 1941 to Apr 1945world war 2, doctrine, intelligence

Hard covered book dealing with military law for the Australian Armed Forcesmilitary law, world war 2

Soft covered booklet. As modified for Australia in 1941.Not to be taken forward of Divisional Headquarters.tank tactics, world war 2

Soft covered booklet dealing with ceremonial drills for Armoured Corpsdrills armoured corps

Nos 1 -9, 11-15 consolidated, 28, 29, 30, 32 34 & 39. Documents distributed to each officer containing information on some weapons and reports from patrols and intelligenceThis document must not fall into enemy handsintelligence, world war 2, japanese

Soft covered booklet covering the organisation, formations and movement, communications and general role and tasks of an armoured brigade.armoured brigade training

Soft covered booklet covering the Projector Infantry Attack, Mark 1 Volume 1, Pamphlet No 16projector infantry tank attack

Soft covered booklet covering training for the pistol, revolver No2 Mk 1pistol, revolver, training

Plaque. Varnished wood shield on which affixed: Badge of 1 Australian Task Force (South Vietnam) comprising red kangaroo on green background, Name plate "FIRST AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE" and flags on either side of badge - Australian & South Vietnamplaque

Wooden, shield shaped plaque with badge of Royal Australian Armoured Corps affixedplaque, raac

Soft covered booklet with Australian Addendum No 1 covering co-operation with the RAF. Originally printed by Keliher, Hudson & Kearns Ltd, LondonNot to be publishedartillery training, raf co-operation, world war 2

Soft covered booklet laying down the principles to be observed and the procedure to be followed in teaching of recruit and exercising trained soldiers in the handling and shooting of Tank Corps weaponstank gunnery, world war 2

For training purposes "The Enemy" was a notional country called Musoria Orange soft covered booklet designed to provide junior officers with sufficient detail about Musorian tactics to enable them to practice realistic appreciations at sub-unit level. The information has been drawn from a number of foreign sourcesBadge of Royal Australian Armoured Corpsthe enemy