The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LIBYA. THIS GRAND AND SPECTACULAR AREA WAS THE LIBYAN NATIONAL PARK THROUGH WHICH RAN A MAGNIFICENT HIGHWAY. THE RETREATING ITALIANS DESTROYED ALL OF THE BRIDGES ON THIS ROAD. AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS AT THE FOOT OF THIS BRIDGE IN THE WADY CUF HAVE COMMENCED REBUILDING AND MAKING DEVIATIONS. (PHOTOGRAPHER FRANK HURLEY)
LIBYA. A DEMOLISHED BRIDGE IN THE WADY CUF DESTROYED IN AN ITALIAN ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP THE RAPID ADVANCE OF THE BRITISH FORCES. THIS GRAND AND SPECTACULAR AREA WAS THE LIBYAN NATIONAL PARK THROUGH WHIC
WADI CUF. BRIDGE DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING ITALIANS. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
WADY CUF, LIBYA. A SMALL AMMUNITION DUMP LEFT BY THE ITALIANS DURING THEIR RETREAT. (PHOTOGRAPHER FRANK HURLEY)
WADY CUF, LIBYA. NO. 5 SECTION, 2/2ND FIELD COMPANY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, HAVING A SMOKE WHILE WORKING ON A WRECKED BRIDGE IN WADY CUF. (PHOTOGRAPHER FRANK HURLEY)
A hand coloured black and white parorama photograph of the Kintai Bridge in the Japanese city of Iwakuni. This commercially produced photograph was purchased c 1947 during the time of the British Comm
An inhabitant of the small fishing village of Peam Sitha, situated on the confluence of the Tonle Sap River and a smaller tributary, 35 kilometres northwest of Phnom Penh, repairs his nets in the shad
