This is a telegraph relating to the death of an Australian airman during the Second World War in the small Belgian town of Braine-le-Comte.

This is a poster from circa 1942 calling for men and women to fight in the front line or in the factory during the Second World War.

This is a decoded cablegram describing the King's message of gratitude at the end of hostilities on the armistice of World War I.

National Archives of Australia and Ancestry.com have collaborated to digitise 95,000 First World War records.

A black-and-white Australian Second World War propaganda poster.

Excerpt from ABC radio interview with first Vietnam War conscientious objector to be jailed.

From 1916, Australian troops served with Allied forces throughout the Middle East, mainly taking part in action against the Ottoman Empire.

A newspaper article from the Sydney Morning Herald on 7 June 1944, about Acting Prime Minister Forde's proposal to bring war orphans from Europe to Australia.

National Archives of Australia is proud to announce that over 1 million Second World War service records have now been digitised as part of a large-scale digitisation effort.

A letter written to Prime Minister John Curtin, from an Australian woman offering to assist in the war effort.

A cablegram King George V sent to Dominion prime ministers. It expresses his appreciation of their support to the British Empire in being called to war, 1914.

Part of a reply in which the Governor-General recognises Australia's pride in 'the part played by her sons' in the struggle to achieve victory in World War I.

An extract from a file about the Armistice and peace treaty of World War I. The message, which was for the Prime Minister, states when the Armistice was signed

This is a personal message from Prime Minister John Curtin to W Nash, regarding Japan and the Second World War.

This is an 'inward message' prepared by an unidentified agent of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), dated 27 April 1970.

An article from the Sydney Morning Herald on 13 September 1944, about plans to accept British children evacuated to Australia during the war as migrants.

The National Archives of Australia has signed contracts totalling $4.4 million for the bulk digitisation of more than 650,000 Second World War service records.

National Archives of Australia is seeking public help to locate the family of Margaret Williamson, whose Second World War service record will be the last to be digitised as part of a 5-year-long project.

From 1916, Australian troops served with allied forces in a series of engagements throughout the Middle East, mainly against the Ottoman Empire (now Turkey).

Memo to Director, Veterinary Services and Army Remounts.