The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cooks of the 58th Battalion with their field cooker (mobile kitchen) at Dickebusch, near Ypres, where the 5th Australian Division rested after the Third Battle of Ypres. Identified, left to right: 2334 Private (Pte) P N Bennett; 3520 Pte A Findlay; 3251 T W Stanard; 3712 Pte B Crowl (standing foreground); 4649 Pte G R Wythe; 1688 Pte F A Greaves.
Cooks of the 2nd Battalion preparing bully beef rissoles for the evening meal at Ypres. With the aid of the mincer, the eternal 'bully' was turned into a variety of dishes. Identified are: Lance Corpo
Men of the 57th Battalion drawing hot tea from a cooker, prior to marching out of the Swan area to the front line in the Ypres Sector. As protection from the mud, waders were worn and, where these wer
Haramura, Japan. 1950-09-06. Troops from "C" Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), line up for Mess during training exercises en route from Hiro. Shown (?foreground): Private (
MOROTAI, 1945-05-24. COOKS AND MENS' MESS STAFF, HQ 1 CORPS. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: NX14840 PRIVATE (PTE) K.A. ROBINS NX167732 PRIVATE E.J. LAVINGTON, NX122731 PTE J.C. GRANT, VX135135 CORPORAL (CP
Members of the 22nd Machine Gun Company, near Bullecourt. 319 Lieutenant (Lt) W A Shelley (right), is on the look out for movement in the gaps made by our artillery in the enemy's wire before the Hind
Members of the 22nd Machine Gun Company, near Bullecourt. 319 Lieutenant (Lt) W A Shelley (right), is on the look out for movement in the gaps made by our artillery in the enemy's wire before the Hind
