Jan 261 min read26th January 1915 Click arrow to read typed transcriptIn the Red Sea no land in sight. We travelled 300 miles, this is a record for the voyage. Had no sleep until 1 o/c in the morning We were no sooner in our hamm- ocks one side when landed out the other.PODCAST - all available episodesUnidentified soldiers being inspected on a covered deck of their transport ship. Taken by the Age newspaper correspondent Phillip Schuler Reference: Australian War Memorial For more information about Australia in World War I visit DVA Anzac Portal Diary of an ANZAC soldier. A WWI diary found in 2022. One man's story, told 108 years later.Lest we forget.
Click arrow to read typed transcriptIn the Red Sea no land in sight. We travelled 300 miles, this is a record for the voyage. Had no sleep until 1 o/c in the morning We were no sooner in our hamm- ocks one side when landed out the other.PODCAST - all available episodesUnidentified soldiers being inspected on a covered deck of their transport ship. Taken by the Age newspaper correspondent Phillip Schuler Reference: Australian War Memorial For more information about Australia in World War I visit DVA Anzac Portal Diary of an ANZAC soldier. A WWI diary found in 2022. One man's story, told 108 years later.Lest we forget.