Community Aid Abroad Newsletters of Feb 1991 and Mar 1992Community Aid Abroad Newsletters of Feb 1991 and Mar 1992community aid abroad, comminity aid, newsletter

From Introduction: This book tells the personal stories of men and women who lived and served through World War II and marks the 50th Anniversary of the end of that war.Soft cardboard cover. Black print on front, spine & back, mottled yellow background colour. Front cover has an illustration of a male in uniform & a female civilian. Front cover has a triangle shape missing from top right hand corner. 119 pages, cut, plain, white. Illustrated with black & white photos.book, heroes, home, abroad

A copy of a black and white photograph showing approximately twenty-seven men in Army uniform. The picture is titled "Last Aussie MP's Leaving Vung Tau abroad the HMAS Sydney"photograph, army, hmas sydney, miitary police

In a black frame there is a coloured photograph of Huey Chopper lands Abroad HMAS Sydney At Vung Tau. Below the photographon the left hand side reads Voyages to Vietnam Collection. On the right hands side reads Copyright Phillip HeebCopyright Phillip Heeb. Voyages to Vietnam Collectionphotograph, hmas sydney, vung tau, voyages to vietnam collection

In 1940: "Kew Council decided ... to give wallets as mementoes to members of the Second A.I.F. who enlist from the municipality. The selection of the type of wallets to be given was left to the Mayor (Councillor H. F. Mogg)." (The Argus, 21 Feb 1940, p.11). In the event, this wallet like others were predated to 1939 on the front.This item contains two parts: a letter from the City of Kew to Pte Martin and a wallet with which he was presented. The dark brown leather wallet is embossed on the front with the seal of the City of Kew and a citation. The interior of the wallet contains a steel mirror. The letter includes the seal of the City.Wallet: "City of Kew Victoria. Presented by the Mayor, Councillors & Citizens of Kew to M.H. Martin on his Enlistment for Active Service Abroad, 1939". second world war 1939-1945 - kew (vic), m h martin, wallets

The Dormans are pictured in an article entitled "Today's missionaries: they face culture shock at home and dangers abroad". Other people mentioned in the article are Margaret Reeson, Beth Davies, the Rev. Ross Mackay.The photo shows Geoff and Jenny Dorman holding their son Matthew, all facing the camera.C&N identification.dorman family, missionaries

WW1 Historical significanceAustralian Imperial Force. Attestation Paper of Persons enlisted for Service Abroad. #2839A / V27336 Dugald Cameron.V27336 Dougald Cameron Attestation Paper of Persons enlisted for Service Abroad

ISBN 0-6462-4519-8117 page softcover book. Yellow cover with black text and drawing of a soldier and woman embracing. Cut page edges, includes B&W photos."Donated by WC Gilbert, formerly of 2/5 LL Inf Bn 6 Div 1939-45, who enlisted in Bendigo 1939"books, military history

Brochure issued by the Institute of Public Affairs prior to the 1949 Australian federal election criticising the Labor government policy of bank nationalisation.The Australian Labor Party's bank nationalisation policy was strenuously opposed by conservative parties and organisations, and probably was a significant factor in its loss of the 1949 federal election.Leaflet 4 p. printed in black on white paperinstitute of public affairs (n.s.w), australian labor party, bank nationalisation, politics

In a black frame is a coloured photograph of a Navy Helicopter being re-armed on HMAS Melbourne. Bottom left side under the photograph reads Voyages to Vietnam Collection. Bottom right hand side under the photograph reads Copyright Grant Jesserphotograph, hmas melbourne, voyages to vietnam collection, cerberus collection

A coloured photograph in a black frame are sailors dressed up for Melbourne Cup day. One of the sailors is dressed as a lady. Bottom righ hand corner are the words Voyages to Cietnam Collection. Bottom left hand corner are the words Copyright "Slim" Whitfieldphotograph, hmas stuart, cerberus collection

Softcoveraustralian prose literature, 20th century , walsh st library