Part one -- Delamore records the sights and culture whilst serving in Egypt, including an entry on the riot in Cairo on Good Friday, 2 April 1915, which became known as the "Battle of the Wozzer".

Part two -- Delamore describes travel on the Lutzow, disembarkation on the Isles of Greece and landing at Anzac Cove on 25 April 1915. He describes the action and constant shell-fire at Gallipoli as well as food rations, censorship of his letters and the May armistice to bury the dead. He was promoted to Acting Sergeant on 13 May and stationed at Quinns's Post on 2 June, where he describes the closeness of the opposing trenches, bombing, the taking of Turkish prisoners, conditions and terrain. Delamore was evacuated sick with enteric fever in July, 1915. He was taken to 1 Australian Hospital at Lemnos and later to Malta. Diary entries at this period describe some experiences whilst in the hospital.

Item 2 -- CD-ROM containing one file (PR03442.pdf). Contains scanned images of the diary and the typed transcript.