Colour sketch of incident in battle for Damour
Art ART22222 Second World War, 1939-1945Confusion as a bomb is detonated on the path ahead and men are under fire at Damour, Syria.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYRIA. 1943. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS MOVING FORWARD UNDER HEAVY FIRE AFTER LEAVING DAMOUR ON THEIR WAY TO BEIRUT.
Confusion as a bomb is detonated on the path ahead and men are under fire at Damour, Syria.
Renmark, South Australia. 1943-05-13. Japanese internees moving to an assembly point after leaving the train which brought them from Hay on their way to the Loveday Internment Camp Group in the Barmer

Depicts an advanced field dressing station near Damour (which is near Beirut and now located in Lebanon) during the Syrian Campaign. The Syrian Campaign involved Australian troops, mostly from the 7th

DAMOUR AREA, SYRIA. 1941-07. TRACKS AND CROSSINGS IN EXCEEDINGLY DIFFICULT COUNTRY OVER THE DAMOUR RIVER FOR USE BY AUSTRALIAN TROOPS PRIOR TO THE ATTACK ON DAMOUR ENGINEERS OF 2/6TH FIELD COMPANY.

Depicts bridge crossing Damour, Syria, (now Lebanon). Herbert's classically trained handling of the medium renders the scene clearly, but in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The artist writes 'Syri

SYRIA. A.I.F. MEN MOVE ROUND AN EXPOSED CORNER ON THEIR WAY TO FORWARD POSITION.
