The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ADELAIDE, SA. 1942. THE EXTERIOR OF CHEER UP HUT NO. 2 WITH GUARDS POSITIONED AT THE DOOR TO KEEP ORDER IN THE RECREATION HUT. THEY WERE STAFFED BY LOCAL VOLUNTEERS WHO PROVIDED REFRESHMENTS AND FACILITIES FOR THE SOLDIERS ON LEAVE. (PHOTOGRAPHER AND DONOR C. ROUGHLEY)
Two unidentified Australian soldiers and an unidentified Australian sailor stand at the entrance to the Cheer-Up Hut and Hostel, Adelaide, SA, run by the Cheer-Up Society Incorporated. All servicemen
LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-12-20. THE YMCA HUT. FROM THIS HUT IS PROVIDED FACILITIES FOR THE REST AND RECREATION OF TROOPS, THE SUPERVISION OF HUTS AND REFRESHMENTS TO WORK COYS AND FORWARD AREA TROOP
ADELAIDE, SA. 1942-05. TENT LINES AROUND THE ADELAIDE OVAL PROBABLY USED TO HOUSE TROOPS IN TRANSIT. OPPOSITE IN THE GRANDSTAND SLEPT OTHER SOLDIERS, INCLUDING MEMBERS OF 2/1ST ARTILLERY SURVEY REGIME
ADELAIDE, SA. 1942. SOLDIERS SLEEP ON THE BENCH SEATS OF THE GRANDSTAND AT THE ADELAIDE OVAL. AMONGST THEM ARE MEMBERS OF THE 2/1ST ARTILLERY SURVEY REGIMENT WHO SLEPT IN THE BOTANICAL GARDENS FOR ABO
WOOLENOOK BEND, MURRAY RIVER, SA 1944-02-03. LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. THE TENT LINES OF THE AUSTRALIAN GUARDS AT THE WOOD CUTTING CAMP SET UP IN 1942. UTILISING JAPANESE AND ITALIAN INTERNEE LABOUR,
HOLSWORTHY, NSW. 1940-08. SOLDIERS FROM THE 9TH RECRUIT RECEPTION BATTERY WASHING THEIR MESS GEAR OUTSIDE. (PHOTOGRAPHER AND DONOR C. ROUGHLEY)
