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Research in Other Countries => New Zealand => New Zealand Completed Requests => Topic started by: nzenigma on Friday 01 January 21 23:55 GMT (UK)
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Good morning from Brisbane.
Best wishes to you all for this New Year. Regrettably, my chances of returning to NZ in 2021 remain as abysmal as they were in 2020; so I ask a favour ::).
I have been transcribing my father's WW2 diary and have been assisted by copies I previously made of the official monthly 'War Diary' _ (2) NZ Divisional Provost Company.
(Archive Reference :WA-J42 from memory).
Unfortunately, the report for April 1943 is missing. It will be in the form of several cards; of particular interest is the 4th to 10th April 1943 (Battle of Wadi Akarit in Tunisia).
Not massively urgent, but if someone has a free moment to copy at least that card I will be most grateful.
Cheers Gary.
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Hello Gary,
Are you able to put up the actual Archives link?
https://www.archway.archives.govt.nz/
It helps the person who may do a look up... :)
Minniehaha.
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Hello Gary,
Are you able to put up the actual Archives link?
Minniehaha.
Thanks for the reply.
Hmmmm, what route did I use five years ago!
The Diary reports (cards) covered North Africa and Italy at least from 1940 to 1945.
They must be here somewhere ::), Archway:
UNIT WAR DIARIES, UNIT RECORDS AND SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL [RECORD GROUP] (18886)
The war diaries are brief summaries. However, there is no reference to activities during 1941 or 1942 which I have already photocopied.
Dated 1943, here is this record however the author GH Rush ??? was not a company commander in North Africa.:
2NZEF - 2 NZ Divisional Provost Company - Brief Summary of Activities - G H Rush (R20109370)
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Hi Gary,
I can get this for you, although not for a couple of weeks given other commitments.
The link is https://www.archway.archives.govt.nz/ViewFullItem.do?code=20109370
Spades
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Thankyou Spades.
No hurry, Cheers Gary
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Hi Gary,
I have the file for you.
Could you please PM me with your email address.
Spades
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Images sent.
Spades
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Thanks Spades, they have arrived.