1. to 3. The 38th Battalion was a local Bendigo based CMF Unit located at Passchendaele Barracks, Mollison St, Bendigo. Link to 11572.Three photographs each on tan colour card backing. 1. Shows three rows of Officers in front of a tent, text on front and rear (No.23). 2. Shows 4 rows of soldiers, trees in background, text on front and rear (No.24). 3. Shows three rows of officers - in front of a wooden hut, text on front and rear (No (29).1. On front printed "Officers of the 38th Infantry Battalion - Maribyrnong, February 1933". On the rear in ink "Roy M. Shadforth, 429 Hargreaves St Bendigo" PBT 23. 2. On the front printed "38th Battalion Group 1938 including Lt.Col Swatton" PBT 24. 3. On the front "Officers of 38th Battalion, Mount Martha 1938" PBT 29.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt23.24.29., photographs

Collection of James Knopp Reg No. 1515.1. The swagger stick is a short stick covered with leather and is usually carried by a senior military personas a symbol of authority. 2. The swagger stick frog is usually worn on the waist belt of the uniform.passchendaele barracks trust, swagger stick, frog, pbt 2 and 3

Three Manuals focusing on training in Drill, Leadership and Foot care. 1. Drill Manual 1963. 2. Handbook on Leadership 1973, 3. Foot care 1979.1. On front cover “1701” 2. On front cover “5303” 3. On front cover, “Robyn John PL5 Section 1”passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 103 104 105, manuals, training

Three training manuals primarily for the guidance and instructions of officers and senior NCO's. 1. REME Training Volume X Recovery Technique 1958. 2. SIGNAL TRAINING - RADIOTELEGRAPHY PROCEDURE 1972. 3. CAMOUFLAGE Part 4: Vehicles, wheeled and tracked 1941. (Photocopy pages)1. On front cover, “3915”passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 48 100 101, manuals, training

Medium sized manuals to enable officers and NCO's to make use of air photographs when ground reconnaissance is impossible. 1. Manual of map reading, Air Photo Reading and Field Sketching Part II. 2. Training Information Bulletin - map folding. 3. Map Reading AIDE-MEMOIRE 1973 ( x 7 booklets.)1. 3 OCTU 3 TRG GP, Albert Rd, South Melbourne 3205.passchendaele barracks trust, maps, air photography, field sketching, pbt 69 98 99

1. The aim of this manual is to suggest to sub-unit commanders way of exercising their trained men in the handling of infantry weapons. 2. To understand and apply the theory of the group and small arms fire, it is essential to have thorough knowledge of (a) The definitions (b) The factors affecting sighting and Elementary theory (rifle). 3. This card is designed to assist coaches on the rifle range in their duties to ensure that the firer handles and fires his weapon correctly. (x4 booklets).1. 6 COY RAASC (CoT) 33, 2. Amendment No.1 enclosed. 3. 6 TPT COLM.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 81 82, manual, infantry, training

The aims of these manuals are to teach the recognition, preparation and use of Grenades, Launchers, the 2-inch mortar, Pyrotechnics and Firing Tables. 1. Heavy weapons - Firing Table for 81 mm Mortars 1971. 2. Infantry Training with Grenades and Pyrotechnics. 3. Infantry Training with the Grenade Launcher 40 mm, M79 1966. 4. Infantry Training with the 2 inch Mortar 1949.2. Black Ink marking, 2401. 3. 1 RVR 86.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 31 36 79 89, manuals, grenades, mortars, pyrotechnic

1. & 2. Small to medium manuals of 124 pages, both manuals are identical and they are designed to teach the soldier individual skills in Fieldcraft and Target detection. 3. Small to medium manual which aims to teach the soldier in the construction of basic field defences.1. Property of SME Library, Liverpool, NSW.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 30.1and 30.2 and 49, infantry training, fieldcraft

1. The manual is to provide instructors with the necessary information to train soldiers to handle and fire the 66mm Anti-tank Weapon (L.A.W.). 2. The manual is to provide instructors with the necessary information to train soldiers to handle and fire the 84mm Anti-tank Gun (Carl Gustaf).1. Sgt M. JACK 67/96/26. 2. GS TRG CELL COPY NO. 20 3/-passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 27 78, manuals, pamphlets, training

1. Provides information on the handling and firing the 9mm self loading and .38 inch revolving Pistols. 2. Provides information on the handling and firing of the Sub-Machine Gun 9mm F1. 3. Provides information and handling of the 262 mm Rifle. 4. provides information and handling of the General purpose Machine Gun 7.62 mm M60. 5. Provides information and handling of the Automatic Rifle M16.2. HQ 4 Task Force 16 George St FITZROY.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 25 26 32 33 83, manual, training, weapons

1. Blue manual Infantry Training Volume 4, Pamphlet No. 4. The Rifle 5.56 and MM 16. 2. Blue Manual Infantry Training Volume 5, Pamphlet No. 1, Mortar 81, MM F2. 3. Blue Manual Engineer Training Volume 3, Pamphlet No. 10, Water Supply. 4. Blue Manual Engineer Training Volume 3, Pamphlet No. 8, Booby Traps. 5. Blue Manual Infantry training Volume 6, Pamphlet No. 2, Short Range Anti-Armour weapon.Manuals 1. and 2. have a texta marking 1.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 36 37 39 40 41, manual, land warfare

Light blue medium size manuals which aims to disseminate general training information to the Australian Army. 1. Laying, Recording and Marking of a Minefield No.18. 2. Summary of Training - number 22. 3. Rifle Shooting in the Australian Army - number 25. 4. Combat, Surveillance - Number 31. 5. Electronic Warfare - Number 32.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 42 74 75 76 77, manuals, training

Manuals that describe the operational tasks of the Royal Engineers. 1. Royal Engineers Pocket Book 1967. 2. Engineers Range Practices 1972. 3. Royal Engineers Supplementary Pocket Book No.6A Water Supply 1960. 4. Manual of Field Engineering Volume 11 - All Arms. Part 4 - Demolitions 1967. 5. The Division in Battle - Pamphlet No. 6 ENGINEERS 19662. 6 TPT COLM. 4. 6 TPT COLM.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 43 59 88 90 91, manual, engineers, pocket book

Manual on the Ordnance and Maintenance of Pistols, revolvers and the Remington Navy rifle. 1. Walter P.38 Pistol. 2. Ordnance and Maintenance Pistols and Revolvers. 3. Rules for the Managements of the Remington Navy Rifle, model 1870.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 22 84 85, manuals, pistols, rifles, maintenance

Direct Support, General Support and Depot Maintenance. Manual includes Repair parts and Special Tools lists for; 1. Rifle 7.62 mm - BIPOD, Rifle: M2. 2. Rifle, CALIBER 30, M1, Mic (Snipers), 3. Rifle, Caliber 30 (Snipers) W/E.passchendaele barracks trust, manuals, maintenance, rifles, pbt 20, 19, 21.

1. Manual with images of how to assemble and wear 1908 Web Infantry Equipment. 2. Manual with images and description of how to assemble and wear 1937 Web Infantry Equipment. 3. Manual and Guide for using the individual load carrying equipment USA with images. 4. Manual US Army, All - purpose lightweight individual carrying equipment with image.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 15 16 17 18, manuals, infantry, equipment

Six small arms training pamphlets designed to teach all ranks the most efficient way of handling their weapons in order to suppress the enemy. 1. Volume 1, Pamphlet No. 5 Anti-Tank Rifle 1937. 2. Volume 1, Pamphlet No. 13 Grenade 1942. 3. Volume 1, Pamphlet No. 11 Pistol 1943 4. Volume 1, Pamphlet No. 3 Rifle 1943, 5. Volume 1, Pamphlet No. 15 Sub-Machine Guns 1943, 6. Volume 1, Pamphlet No. 21 The Machine Carbine 1944.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 8 9 10 11 12 13, manuals, training pamphlets

PBT No 21Collection of 5 badges mounted on purple velvet with metal reinforced corners. 1. Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Badge. 2. Purple/red felt 38th Battalion colour patch. 3. Chevron stripes 3 x blue stripes - Overseas Service, 1 x red stripe for 1914 enlistment. 4. Gold metal Empire Wounded stripe. 5. Gold metal Returned from Active Service Badge. "The Wounded Stripe No 4", stamped on backing of Wounded Stripenumismatics-badges-military, uniforms - badges, passchendaele barracks trust

Black and white photographs. 1. Land Rover with tarped rear tray. 2. Land Rover Driving through water way. 3. Land Rover parked on sandy area.3. "Land rover One Ten 4 x 4".passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 0, photographs, land rovers, training exercises.

15th Transport Squadron providing Ceremonial detail. Parade Commander 'LT Michael Fitzpatrick', Front rank, Rt Marker: 1. Sgt Bill Clark, 2. Pte Mark Webster, 3. Pte John Edwards, 4. Unknown, 5. Pte Robert Handscha, 6. L/Cpl Graeme Hewett, 7. L/Cpl Max Wilson, 8. Unknown, 9. Sgt Norm Kenyon. Rear Rank: 10. Pte David Buchanan, 11 L/Cpl Peter Handscha, 12. Pte Garry Langford, 13. Pte ? Bennett, 14. Pte Rod Livingston, 15. Pte ? Griffin, 16. Pte Mick Mallows, 17. Pte Ray Smith, 18. Pte Darrell Tan..1)Black and white photograph showing a group of soldiers in two ranks led by Officer on Parade. Cars, trees and buildings in background. .2) Attached list of names of troops.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 0, photograph, 15th transport on parade.

A numbered and named photograph of 38th Inf. Bat. Officers. 1. R. JAGER, 2. J..W. SWATTON, 3. SIR CARL JESS, 4. ROY SHADFORTH. 5. E.W. BUNDEY, 6. ALEX STONE, 7. GOLLY WILSON, 8. W. WALSH, 9. GEO BENNETTS, 10. L. TRESSIDER, 11. C. LAGING. Black and white photograph of Officer's of the 38th Battalion posing in front of a building with Colours. Eleven of these Officers are numbered with attached label and named.Front: "38th Infantry Officers with Sir Carl Jess SB, CMG, DSO ASC" with named Officers. Handwritten in pen "CAPT Roy Shadforth" Rear: PBT 14.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt14, photograph, 38th battalion, officers

The 38th Battalion was a local Bendigo based CMF unit located at Passchendaele Barracks, Mollison Street.1. Sepia photograph of Troops marching with basic webbing and rifles, band at rear. 2. Sepia Photograph of soldiers sitting in dress uniform. 3. Black and white Photograph of Inspection of soldiers on parade.passchendaele barracks trust, pbt 0, photographs, 38th battalion