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|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> ...l and Company. This was a gift book for Australian Soldiers on the Western Front and is a collection of official photographs, cartoons and sketches by membe

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> [[Category:Western Front]]<br>

...of them to form part of the new 16th Battalion. This new battalion was 75% Western Australian and 25% South Australian recruits. The recruits all travelled to ...men of the 16th Battalion who were killed at Gallipoli and on the Western Front can be viewed here.

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> There was a copy of the [[Front Line Fun]] amongst the papers.

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> ...g behind the left shoulder of the officer who is 4th from the right in the front row.

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> front lines were I was hit do not worry darling

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> Autograph album belonging to Elizabeth. The front cover is missing.

...terms into the Search box or explore the site via the drop down menus and front page buttons. The Login button is only for Administration purposes.'''</big <big>'''2. Is there only Western Australian information on this website?'''

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> ...ing troops, stores and ammunition along lines running from the rear to the front line.

...-raised in 1921 as a part time unit of the Citizen Military Force based in Western Australia. It continued as such until the outbreak of World War 2 in 1939. ..., from 1939-1945, the Swan Regiment (28th Battalion) continued to serve in Western Australia, Northern Territory and then New Guinea.<br>

|<small>Original item held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> T22-WAAN 098b.jpg|ANZAC March 1946; Front Row-E Youd, Stella McWhite, H Appleton, H Skipworth, R Warner, Scarlet; 2nd

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> Tags attached to an injured soldier during transit between front line and hospital.

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> ...of painting. It is thought that the soldier on the left hand side, at the front of the picture, is Joe Prater.

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> Part 4. Trip to Korea front line.

...ll>Original items held by a member of the Community and the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> This page is part of a Nominal Roll that is a [[Register of Western Australian Officers in Colonial Forces 1902]] as they transitioned into the

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> Front pages of a blank diary from 1919.

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> ...ny disappointments & can hardly believe it is true. Are really off for the front I do believe. Lorenzo tells me he is sending letters ashore by a launch at

|<small>Original items held by the Army Museum of Western Australia</small> PD905.114.jpg|Get a load of this one. Jack and myself up on the front of the Myoko Maru. 12 Nov 1945

...ost their lives on the beaches. The Battalion then deployed to the Western Front where there were many other casualties.<br>