Shipping losses and casualties concerning Australia and New ZealandLarge paperback 100 pagesships and shipping, maritime incidents, maritime history

Soft covered booklet covering the construction of improvised stretchers, bandages, slings and splintsbattle casualties, first aid, world war 2

Soft covered bookletNot to be publishedcasualties in tanks

This item is part of the Federation University Art Collection. The Art Collection features over 1000 works and was listed as a 'Ballarat Treasure' in 2007.art, artwork

Relates to Boer WarPart of a page from the Leader Newspaper printed in Feb 1900 about casualties suffered at Rensberg. Th page is badly damaged but shows shows photographs of some of the casualties and their home townshipsboer war casualties

Yasukichi Murakami captured 8 December 1941 at Darwin. Born 19 December 1880 at Wakayama-Ken Japan. Photographer interned at Hay, Tatura and died 26 June 1944 Tatura. a clear plastic envelope containing the seven service and casualty forms as described in catalogue no C2084Minor heading - Yasukichi Murakami captured 8 December 1941 at Darwin. Born 19 December 1880 at Wakayama-Ken Japan. Photographer interned at Hay, Tatura and died 26 June 1944 Tatura.yasukichi murakami, japanese photographers, japanese internees, japanese pow's, japanese civilian internees

Written by Michael Pirrie as an article for the 50th Anniversary of D-Day, 6-Jun-1944, in memory of his uncle Pirrie, who was killed on D-Day.Copy of a typed article with B&W photo on the front. +Additional Keywords: Pirrie, Michael'Remembering Richard' one first D-Day casualty.

Forms regarding Joachim Stahr, an internee aboard the Dunera.Documents contained in folder marked "S" in sheet protectors. Contains: Form of Application for Residence Order for Detention of Enemy Alien Report on Internees Internees - Service and Casualty Form Medical Examination Mobilisation Attestation Form Service and Casualty Form Employment Company Form Determination of Demobilisation Priority Application for Admission of Relative or Friend to Australia Report on Internee Internee - Service and Casualty Form Email correspondencejoachim stahr, dunera, ww2 internee

American "Dustoff" medical evacuation helicopter (Medivac) carrying so many casualties that the Medic is balancing on the skid.medivac, denis gibbons, dustoff helicopter

Anzac The Landing 1915 is an oil on canvas painted by George Washington Lambert. Painting depicts Australian soldiers of the covering force ( 3rd Infantry Brigade) climbing the seaward slope of Plugge's Plateau which overlooks the north end of the Anzac Cove. The view is to the north toward the main range. The yellow pinnacle is "The Sphinx " and beyond is Walker's Ridge which leads to Russell's Top. The white bags each soldier is shown carrying has two days rations which were issued especially for the landing. George Washington Thomas Lambert ARA. Born 13th September 1873 - died 29th May 1930. Australian artist known principally for portrait painting and as a war artist during the 1st World war.Framed print of an oil on canvas " The Making Of A Legend ". Depicting the Landing at Anzac Cove at dawn on the 25th April 1915.The print has inscribed below the painting the story of Anzac Cove with descriptions of numbers of casualties inflicted.

Register of wrechs and serious casualties to shipping, on and near the coast of Victoria from Jan 1860 to Dec. 1864. Royal blue textured card covers. 18 pages