State Governments coordinate vast NSW war production drive
Australia’s war effort relies on New South Wales departments to supply arms, vehicles, and infrastructure. The Railway, Tramway, Main Roads, Public Works, Education, Police, and Fire Brigades operate across duplicating lines, aircraft components, munitions, shelters, housing for munition workers, and defence road networks. Major projects include Hawkesbury River bridge work, strategic road construction, and aerodrome services with thousands of workers and millions in spending.
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War effort notes list NSW departments and soldiers
The document outlines wartime roles across state departments including Forestry Mines Agriculture Lands Public Health Maritime Labour and Industry and the Attorney General and Justice Dept It details training timber testing gas units and Allied duties for air force personnel and barracks staff It lists roll of honour Gloucester district men enlisting and serving with the armed forces and notes welfare and transport concessions for service members
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Australia
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Labour and Industry
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Technical Colleges
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Australian and New Zealand troops reach Middle East theatre
Acting Prime Minister Fadden in Sydney says Australian Imperial Forces and New Zealand Expeditionary Forces have arrived safely in the Middle East after leaving England. The move, with successful convoy in wartime, underscores British naval supremacy. Troops trained with famed British regiments and gain experience for new operations.
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