The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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)
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
WADY CUF, LIBYA. A SMALL AMMUNITION DUMP LEFT BY THE ITALIANS DURING THEIR RETREAT. (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
TARAKAN ISLAND, 1945-06-01. ENGINEERS OF 13TH FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, WORKING ON A WRECKED SECTION OF SNAG'S TRACK BETWEEN THE ELBOW AND MARGY FEATURE.
BARDIA, LIBYA. NO. 5 GUN CREW, 1ST BATTERY, "A" TROOP, 2/1ST FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT. THIS 25 POUNDER MARK II GUN IS CAMOUFLAGED WITH HESSIAN AND STREAMERS AND ENGAGED IN HARASSING ITALIAN POSITIONS
APPOLONIA. SAPPER H. WHITING, CORPORAL BRINGLOW, SERGEANT MAJOR MACKENZIE, ALL OF THE 13TH COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS IN APPOLONIA POWER HOUSE. THESE MEN ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR RETURNING ELECTRI
