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Posted on May 17, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Marseilles Letter

The weather whilst crossing the Mediterranean was simply perfect. All day long we had beautiful warm sunshine and cloudless sky, which was the bluest sky …

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Posted on April 25, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Anzac Day Etaples Letter

This kind of thing went on during the whole trip, which was full of interest to us as the green fields and friendliness we met …

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Posted on April 11, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Suez Canal and Cairo Letter

On the evening of April 11th we arrived at Port Tuefic, Suez and the transport was moored at one of the wharfs and the troops …

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Posted on April 9, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Sapota Island Letter

On Sunday 9th April, we were in sight of the barren coast of the Island of Sapota, to the South of Arabia and shortly after …

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Posted on April 1, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Columbo Letter

Then the Ship’s Policeman took it into his head to go mad and caused quite a sensation by wanting to jump overboard, with the result …

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Posted on March 22, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Fremantle Letter

However we were not allowed to land at Fremantle and only stayed there long enough to enable the ship to receive final orders and then …

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Posted on March 17, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Melbourne Letter

At 11.30 a.m. we were disembarked and marched toward Melbourne for a “leg stretcher” and on the way were constantly cheered by the Melbournites who …

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Posted on March 11, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Agricultural Ground Letter

~ Although we had all rather enjoyed the times we had had in camp together during the past six months, we were not sorry on …

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Posted on March 8, 1916 by: Walter E

Journal about Casula Letter

The camp was intended to hold 6,000 men and probably contained an average of more than that, whilst the men’s comfort and amusement was provided …

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