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CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY (FIFTH FROM LEFT), AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER ATTACHED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION, AND ALLIED NEWS CORRESPONDENTS CARRYING THEIR LUGGAGE UP A JETTY ON LAKE TIBERIAS. THEY HAD ARRIVED ON AN IMPERIAL AIRWAYS SHORT C CLASS FLYING BOAT. (PHOTOGRAPHER DAMIEN PARER)
AN IMPERIAL AIRWAYS SHORT C CLASS FLYING BOAT BEING TIED UP TO A MOORING BUOY. THE PLANE WAS CARRYING CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY, AN AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAHER ATTACHED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION
AN IMPERIAL AIRWAYS SHORT C CLASS FLYING BOAT BEING TIED UP TO A MOORING BUOY. THE PLANE WAS CARRYING CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY AND ALLIED NEWS CORRESPONDENTS. (PHOTOGRAPHER DAMIEN PARER)
AN IMPERIAL AIRWAYS SHORT C CLASS FLYING BOAT ABOUT TO LAND ON LAKE TIBERIAS WATCHED BY A GROUP OF AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS AND LOCAL CIVILIANS. (PHOTOGRAPHER DAMIEN PARER)
Captain (Capt) James Francis (Frank) Hurley operating a camera as two colleagues observe in Syria. Hurley had served as an Official Photographer for the Australian Imperial Force during the First Worl
Nile, Egypt (?). c.1941. Damien Parer, an official Australian war correspondent, photographer and film cameraman with the Department of Information, sits in a boat. Parer served in the Middle East, Gr
Frank Hurley, Department of Information, Official War Photographer, standing on top of his van, filming No 3 Squadron RAAF in the desert. (Donor F. Sainsbury)
