Fonds consists of records attesting to the naval career and personal life of Kenneth Edward Grant. Collection highlights include: an album of original photography (rehoused) recording life aboard several WWII navy ships and a set of letters sent by Grant to his wife during his time of service both during and after the war. The fonds is divided into 4 series:

1. Album
2. Correspondence
3. Certificates and biographical material
4. Miscellaneous

Consist of material related to Perrigo's service in the Boer War for Britian, WWI for Canada, and some personal records attesting to Perrigo's domestic life in Canada in between and following the wars.

Consists of 11 colour photographs recording the last trooping at Currie Barracks before its closure in 1997. Photographs have no captions.

Fonds consists of material related to the wartime experiences of Angus Lott, from the time of his training through to the period just following the end of WWII. This fonds is notable for its large, well captioned set of aerial photography taken by Lott's crews during the final years of the war. Photographs in this sub-series show the condition of numerous key cities and rural locations in Europe and are well explained by Lott's careful captions. Fonds is divided into three series:

1. Correspondence
2. Photographs
3. Miscellaneous

Consists of 14 letters written by Thompson to his sisters during his time of service in WWI. Also includes an excerpt from a trench mortar manual and several notes typed by Thompson later in life contextualizing the letters.

The fonds contains records and photographs pertaining to the military activity of Robert Carter during the course of his service in the Boer war and in WWI.

Consists of one official note about an incident, and a manual for the execution of mines and other explosive devices.
Consists of 2 maps. One of the city of Sarajevo and one Evasion Chart map.

Fonds consists of material related to Whalen's time of service in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1993. Fond is divided into two series:

1. Correspondence: letters from this series include Whalen's personal account of his journey to Mostar and Srebrenica, the “hot-spots” of the war.
2. Photographs

Consists of one pamphlet with John McCrae's "In Flanders Fields" printed opposite "To Those Who Sleep in Flanders" by James Ferres.

Consists of material, mostly photographs, attesting to the WWII naval career of Albert Robert Meers. Material is divided into three series:

1. Photographs
2. Correspondence
3. Miscellaneous