The special theme of the Australian Partners and Families of Veterans National Quilt Project, this worthiest of enterprises, is Unity - Love - Peace.veterans - australia - family relationships, war widows - australia, veterans - care - australia, children of military personnel - australia

Contains eight issues of a newsletter titled "Issues" and then later, "Resilience", which was produced by the Vietnam Veterans Counselling Service for children of veterans in Tasmania. Paul Donohoe was the co-editor and major writer.vietnam war, children of military personnel - australia, vietnam veterans counselling service, australian vietnam veterans

This item was donated by L/Cpl Roger Cheal (3791214) who was a National Serviceman and served with the Royal Australian Infantry Corps. He served in Vietnam with the 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment from March 1968 to February 1969A Letter to John Methven from Jill and Roger Cheal Dated April 18, 2001, an Article, Clipping and a copy of a speech their daughter Georgia gave at a forum in Melbourne titled, the Vietnam War & the next generation. There is also a copy of Time Australia magazine 9 November 1992. See media files for more information.l/cpl roger cheal, 3791214, australian national serviceman, royal australian infantry corps, 1st battalion, the royal australian regiment, children of military personnel - australia

In March 2003 military forces of the Coalition of the Willing, including 2,000 men & women of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) invaded Iraq. Since July 2003 working with the interim Iraqi Government, the ADF has continued to contribute to Multinational Force efforts to develop a secure & stable environment in Iraq & assist national recovery programs. In mid Jun 2005 some 1,400 ADF personnel were serving in Iraq.Small enamel badge showing face of a soldier which is attached in the centre of cardboard. Cardboard shows coloured print of children welcoming an Australian soldier.Printed on badge: “Remember Iraq” Printed bottom of cardboard: “Iraqi children welcome an Australian soldier in a small village on the outskirts of As Samawah. Photograph courtesy of Department of Defence” Printed back of cardboard: “Remember Iraq”badge, iraq, 2003

This book is for sons and daughters of Vietnam veterans. It contains reflections by them, in words and images, of their experiences of growing up in a family with a Vietnam Veteranliterature, australian poetry, children of military personnel

This book is for sons and daughters of Vietnam veterans. It contains reflections by them, in words and images, of their experiences of growing up in a family with a Vietnam Veteranliterature, australian poetry, children of military personnel