Australian War Memorial - Database Records by Conflict and Keyword

Database Records by Conflict and Keyword

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First World War (1914-1918)

Inter War (1919-1939)

Japan (1945-1957)

Korean War (1950-1953)

Pacific War (1941-1945)

Post-war (related to WW2)

ACCIDENTS

ADDRESS BOOK

ADMINISTRATIVE DOCUMENTS

Sub-Series - Applications for the use of the Mizuno area (series BCOF related documents): 1956 to c1956

Sub-Series - Documents regarding the UN Agreement (series BCOF related documents): 1952 to c1952

Sub-Series - Former military land and buildings (series BCOF related documents): 1949 to c1949

Sub-Series - Repossession of former military facilities petitions (series BCOF related documents): 1953

Item - Documents concerning the termination of the war (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/8/1945

Item - Draft of a letter to the Australian forces (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): 8/4/1946

Item - Draft of regulations at camps (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/?/c1946

Item - Draft of supplement to regulations at camps (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/?/c1946

Item - Letters to Vice Admiral IRIFUNE (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): 30/3/1946 to 26/4/1946

Item - Order of the Tabuna Group (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): 12/1/1946

Item - Order regarding the establishment of a special administrative affairs section within the 8th Area Army (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): 26/3/1946

Item - Reference for liaison with the Australian forces (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): 20/12/1945

AGRICULTURE

AIRPORTS

AMMUNITION

ASSET REPOSSESSION

AUSTRALIAN ARMY

BARRACKS

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH FORCES IN KOREA

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OCCUPATION FORCE

BUILDINGS

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