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In Two Armies: The Experiences of Two Salvationists in the First AIF 1914-1918

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2019-08-01

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Used by permission: the author(s) and The Australasian Journal of Salvation Army History and Cross & Crown Publications

© The Australasian Journal of Salvation Army History 2019 Cross & Crown Publications.

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This paper explores the experiences of two Salvationists in the ranks of the AIF. It is particularly interested in understanding the relationship between their commitment to the Salvation Army and any issues this may have caused with their commitment to the Australian Imperial Force. It examines the way one Salvationist dealt with personal stresses in maintain his faith, while the other case study explores the way in which service in Palestine reinforced faith through the many sites of biblical interest.

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Reynaud, D. (2019). In two armies: The experiences of two salvationists in the first AIF 1914-1918. The Australasian Journal of Salvation Army History, 4(2), 27-40.

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The Australasian Journal of Salvation Army History

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2206-2572

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