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WOODFORD, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1942-07. WHEN A TRUCK LOAD OF CLOTHES ARRIVE AT THE LAUNDRY THEY ARE SORTED INTO "WHITES" AND "COLOURED" (KHAKI ETC). FROM LEFT: PRIVATE A. CALLAGHAN, PRIVATE M.D. MACDONALD AND PRIVATE R.J. MELLOWS ARE CHECKING AND SORTING THE CLOTHES AS THEY ARRIVE AT THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL MOBILE LAUNDRY AND FORWARD DE-CONTAMINATION UNIT.
WOODFORD, QLD. 1942-07. AFTER UNIT CLOTHES HAVE BEEN WASHED AT THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL MOBILE LAUNDRY AND FORWARD DE-CONTAMINATION UNIT THEY ARE SORTED IN BUNDLES AND CHECKED AT THE DISPATCH DEP
WOODFORD, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1942-07. PRIVATES D. SANNEY AND H.N. WILD OF THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL MOBILE LAUNDRY AND FORWARD DE-CONTAMINATION UNIT ATTACHING CLOTHES TO THE CLIPS ON THE UNIT'
WOODFORD, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1942-07. PRIVATES D. SANNEY AND H.N. WILD OF THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL MOBILE LAUNDRY AND FORWARD DE-CONTAMINATION UNIT ATTACHING CLOTHES TO THE CLIPS ON THE UNIT'
WOODFORD, QLD. 1942-07. THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL MOBILE LAUNDRY AND FORWARD DE-CONTAMINATION UNIT IN OPERATION. PRIVATE L. AYERS (LEFT) ATTENDS TO THE WASHING MACHINE WHILST PRIVATE N. MCMEEKIN O
WOODFORD, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1942-07. PERSONNEL OF THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL MOBILE LAUNDRY AND FORWARD DE-CONTAMINATION UNIT STACKING BLANKETS READY FOR DISPATCH AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN WASHED A
WOODFORD, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1942-07. AFTER CLOTHES HAVE BEEN WASHED AT THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL MOBILE LAUNDRY AND FORWARD DE- CONTAMINATION UNIT, THERE ARE TWO METHODS OF DRYING - EITHER BY
