| Places |
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| Accession Number | MSS1528 |
| Collection type | Manuscript |
| Measurement | 1 item |
| Object type | Papers |
| Maker |
Barter, Margaret Ann |
| Date made | 1989 |
| Access | Open |
| Related File This file can be copied or viewed via the Memorial’s Reading Room. | AWM371 94/0954 |
| Conflict |
Second World War, 1939-1945 |
Barter, Margaret Ann
Description
This Ph.D thesis explores the collective experience of 2/2 Battalion members from October/November 1939 to disbandment in February 1946 as well as examining the men's varied and fluctuating responses to their fighting conditions as well as those of the long periods in between. The chapters deal with recruitment, training and departure from Australia, training in Palestine and Egypt, involvement in fighting in the Middle East, garrison duty, fighting in Papua, reconstructing the Battalion, the Aitape-Wewak operations, and demobilisation.
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Conflicts
Places
- Africa: Egypt
- Africa: North Africa, Libya, Cyrenaica, Bardia Area
- Africa: North Africa, Libya, Cyrenaica, Tobruk Area, Tobruk
- Asia: Ceylon
- Middle East: British Mandate of Palestine, Palestine
- Middle East: Syria
- Oceania: Australia, New South Wales
- Oceania: New Guinea1
- Oceania: New Guinea1, Papua New Guinea, Papua