The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09. AFTER ROMMEL, THE GERMAN GENERAL, HAD RETREATED WITH HIS FORCES TO HIS OWN DEFENCE LINE, THE BATTLE GROUND WAS STREWN WITH MANY DERELICT ENEMY VEHICLES, SOME STILL BURNING. TROOPS OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION APPROACHED THEM WITH CAUTION, KEEPING A WARY EYE OUT FOR SURVIVORS.
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09. IT IS QUITE OBVIOUS THAT ROMMEL INTENDED REACHING AT LEAST ALEXANDRIA IN HIS LAST PUSH. MANY OF THE ENEMY VEHICLES WHICH WERE KNOCKED OUT BY THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09. IT IS QUITE OBVIOUS THAT ROMMEL INTENDED REACHING AT LEAST ALEXANDRIA IN HIS LAST PUSH. MANY OF THE ENEMY VEHICLES WHICH WERE KNOCKED OUT BY THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION
WESTERN DESERT. SUPPLY COLUMNS SPEED ACROSS THE DESERT. KEEPING UP WITH TANKS, SUPPLY VEHICLES ARE ALWAYS TO BE FOUND IN THE VICINITY OF ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE ENEMY. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
WESTERN DESERT. SUPPLY COLUMNS SPEED ACROSS THE DESERT. KEEPING UP WITH TANKS, SUPPLY VEHICLES ARE ALWAYS TO BE FOUND IN THE VICINITY OF ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE ENEMY. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
WESTERN DESERT. SUPPLY COLUMNS SPEED ACROSS THE DESERT. KEEPING UP WITH TANKS, SUPPLY VEHICLES ARE ALWAYS TO BE FOUND IN THE VICINITY OF ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE ENEMY. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
WESTERN DESERT. PRESS MEMBERS APPROACHING THE BATTLE FIELD UPON WHICH CAN BE SEEN A NUMBER OF BURNING ENEMY TANKS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
