SALT. Authorised Education Journal of the Australian Army. 6th July, 1942. Volume 4, Number 1. [Through to] Volume 7 Number 9.

SALT, 383 Latrobe Street, Melbourne, Victoria. Paperback booklets. A run of 20 volumes. Most have signature to top LH corner of front cover, several have small pen mark to cover, several corners creased, otherwise good condition. B/W photos & illus. Each booklet comprises 48 pages. Includes short articles on Australia: Metals at War [inc photo of aborigines at Hatches Creek wolfram mine, NT]; Security: Clues to Our Order of Battle; World Front: The Fall of Tobruk; Pacific: Soviet Far East Faces Japan; Middle East: Suez; Warfare: Prisoner Tree-Tied by Legs - Losses on Soviet Front; Australia: Rationing Comes; Air War: Human Ceiling; Australia: Coral Rampart; Middle East: Glubb of Trans-Jordan; World Front: Soviet Reserves; Pacific: NEI still resists the Japs; Aviation: The Flying Wing; World Front: Japan Forecasts Plans; Living Off the Land: East Coast Bush - Eatable plants are sparse; Marching Songs: The Trek Song, Sarie Marais, VDC Song; Finance: Paying for the War; Australasia: Maoris are Sailor-Fighters; Warfare: Submarines; Warfare: Blitz on Nitz; Know Your Enemy: What Fascism Really Means; Warfare: Cossacks Know How to Fight; Post-War: 1000 Houses a Week (Vol. 4, No. 13); Air War: Fighter Pilot; Tropic Warfare: When We Go North; The Reconstruction Bill - It Aims to Avoid Post-war Chaos; Lessons of New Guinea - A War Correspondent on the Jungle Campaign; Battlefields of Africa; Kabbarli - Great Australian [Mrs Daisy Bates - Vol. 5 No. 6]; Russia's Front: With Map Showing the Front Lines of a Year Ago and Now; Dutch New Guinea's Alps: A Soldier-Explorer describes an Expedition by Foot and Plane etc. .