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Antecedents and lessons learnt -- Prelude to war: 1914 -- Getting down to it: 1915 -- Desert, dust and camels: 1916 -- France and Belgium: 1916 -- Middle Eastern theatre: 1917 -- Hell for man and beast : 1917 -- Progress at last: Palestine and Syria, 1918 -- Western front: 1918 -- Interlude: 1919 -- Indifference and impoverishment: 1920 to 1938 -- Slipping quietly away: 1939 to 1946 -- Epilogue: what could have been? -- Notes on Army formations and numbers -- Residential background of AAVC members 1914-1918 -- AAVC embarkation roll, First World War -- Contents of veterinary officers wallet -- Contents of unit veterinary chest -- AAVC officers as at March 1916 -- AAVC officers as at March 1917 -- Wastage in horses during week ending 4 February 1918 -- Veterinarians who joined the AAVC between the two World Wars -- AAVC officers on the active list in 1938 -- Doctrinal establishment of the Australian Army Veterinary Corps -- Distribution of AAVC vacancies across the commands: 1941.

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The Australian Army Veterinary Corps 1909 - 1946

Michael Tyquin

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The Australian Army Veterinary Corps 1909 - 1946

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Michael Tyquin

Copyright Michael Tyquin 2011

First published 2011

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National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry

Author: Tyquin, Michael B. (Michael Bernard), 1952

Title: Forgotten men : the Australian Army Veterinary Corps

1909-1946 / Michael Tyquin.

ISBN: 9780980814088 (hbk.)

Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

Subjects: Australia. Australian Army. Veterinary Corps--History.

Veterinary services, Military--Australia.

World War, 1914-1918--Participation, Australian.

World War, 1939-1945--Participation, Australian.

Australia--History, Military.

Dewey Number: 355.3450994

THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY HISTORY COLLECTION

Winning with Intelligence Judy Thomas Duntroon Darren Moore The Warrior - photo 5

Winning with Intelligence

Judy Thomas

Duntroon

Darren Moore

The Warrior Poets

Robert Morrison

The History of the Royal Australian Corps of Transport 19732000

Albert Palazzo

Defenders of Australia

Albert Palazzo

The Fight Leaders

D. Butler, A. Argent and J. Shelton

Operation Orders

Pat Beale

Little by Little

Michael Tyquin

Red Coats to Cams

Ian Kuring

Bowler of Gallipoli

Frank Glen

Vets at War

Ian M. Parsonson

Only One River to Cross

A.M. Harris

The Fragile Forts

Peter Oppenheim

Hassett: Australian Leader

John Essex-Clark

Persian Expedition

Alan Stewart

The Chiefs of the Australian Army

James Wood

Never Late

Gordon Dickens

To Villers-Bretonneux

Peter Edgar

Madness and the Military

Michael Tyquin

The Battle of Anzac Ridge 25 April 1915

Peter D. Williams

Doves Over the Pacific

Reuben R.E. Bowd

The Lionheart

David Coombes

Battlefield Korea

Maurie Pears

Chemical Warfare in Australia

Geoff Plunkett

A Most Unusual Regiment

M.J. Ryan

Between Victor and Vanquished

Arthur Page

Country Victorias Own

Neil Leckie

Surgeon and General Ian

Howie-Willis

Willingly into the Fray

Catherine McCullagh

Beyond Adversity

William Park

Crumps and Camouflets

Damien Finlayson

More than Bombs and Bandages

Kirsty Harris

The Last Knight

Robert Lowry

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Acknowledgements

Thanks are due to many individuals and institutions for their support, encouragement and generosity in bringing this work to publication. These include Roger Lee, Head of the Australian Army History Unit; Leslie Weatherall of the Canberra office and Andrew Griffin, Melbourne office of the National Archives of Australia; the staff of the National Library, Canberra; Dr Jean Bou of the Australian War Memorial who permitted me to quote extracts from his unpublished thesis on the evolution of the Australian Light Horse; and Andrew Jack, Margaret Lewis, Guy Olding, Eric Carpenter and Jeremy Richter at the Research Centre of the Australian War Memorial for their patience and help. Cathy McCullagh was a patient and inspiring editor and Dr Andrew Richardson at the Australian Army History Unit lent considerable assistance in the compilation of photographs and maps.

My gratitude extends also to Dr Anne Jackson and the Australian Veterinary Association in Sydney for granting me use of its archives and facilities. James Brett, librarian at the Guelph University, Canada; Fred Pratt, librarian at the Victorian Branch of the RSL, Melbourne; and Karyn Hall, librarian at the Royal Military College Library, Duntroon, Canberra, all provided valuable assistance or useful leads. Denny Neave and Diane Evans from Big Sky Publishing were instrumental in the publication and distribution of this book. I would also like to thank Wayne Davidson, Graeme Hosken and Annabelle Brayley for the use of their family photographs.

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