The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SUVLA BAY, GALLIPOLI. 1915-08. THE SANDBAGGED DUGOUT, THE "WARDROOM", USED BY THE COMMANDING OFFICER AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE 1ST ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIDGING TRAIN AT KANGAROO BEACH.
Folding vest pocket camera (model A - The Bionic) manufactured by the Ansco Company New York of Binghamton N.Y. The camera is fitted with a variable focus Modico Anastigmat lens with an aperture range
SUVLA BAY, GALLIPOLI. 1915-11-14 ?. ROUGH SEAS BREAKING ON THE SHORE DURING THE FIRST STORM AT KANGAROO BEACH. ON THE RIGHT IS THE SANDBAGGED DUGOUT, THE "WARDROOM", USED BY THE COMMANDING OFFICER AND
The sandbagged building known as 'The Wardroom' as used by the Commanding Officer and officers of the 1st Royal Australian Navy Bridging Train, Kangaroo Beach, Suvla. Note: Prefer use P01555.002, the
"The 'Owner's' Dugout and 'Wardroom'. 'Kangaroo' Beach, Suvla". A page from one of two albums (P11155 and P11165) relating to the service of Lieutenant Commander Leighton Seymour Bracegirdle RAN (late
"Looking from the 'owners' dugout into wardroom Kangaroo Beach Suvla" (Album caption). A page from one of two albums (P11155 and P11165) relating to the service of Lieutenant Commander Leighton Seymou
"Lieut Commander Bracegirdle's Dug Out at Suvla" (Original inscription). "Looking from the 'owners' dugout into wardroom Kangaroo Beach Suvla" (Album caption). This image is from one of two albums (P1
"Kangaroo Beach Suvla with camp of 1st Royal Australian Naval Bridging Train and cemetery on left" (Original inscription)."Suvla Bay, Gallipoli. Our permanent 'Crib' Piers at 'Kangaroo' Beach" (Album
