Handwritten narrative in verse of the threat to Australia during World War II, as recalled by author. Also letter 12 Oct 1973 to Fryer Librarian describing author's experiences as school teacher in Caloundra 1942-1944, during Army occupation of school premises (4 l.)

Correspondence, photographs, reports relating to the acceptance of the Japanese surrender for the Timor area, aboard the HMAS Moresby, and other events in the area.

Report on the relationship between the Defence Forces and the civilian population in Queensland.
Includes accompanying letter and 2 exhibits.

Includes foreword by Lloyd H. Jameson ; History of Australia, 'The quiet continent' by Lezlie McFalls (a school essay) ; Lloyd H. Jameson letter 1 Sept 1942 to Jack Cann, Detroit Michigan ; Lloyd H. Jameson letter 3 December 1943, New Guinea, to Jack Cann, Detroit.
Accompanied by notes written in 1964 by Jameson about the letters. The letters tell of observations and experiences of a U.S. soldier in Australia and New Guinea during World War 2.
Jameson was prompted into compiling this volume by the school essay on Australia written by Lezlie McFalls.

Accompanied by forwarding letter by S.F. Rowell and covering explanatory letter by Col. Speight to Mrs. John Ryan, Milne Bay.