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Photograph 000177 Second World War, 1939-1945THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA SHOWGROUNDS WITH NEW AIF RECRUITS BEING ISSUED WITH EQUIPMENT ON FIRST DAY IN CAMP.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA SHOWGROUNDS WITH NEW AIF RECRUITS WALKING BETWEEN BUILDINGS AFTER BEING ISSUED WITH EQUIPMENT ON FIRST DAY IN CAMP.
THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA SHOWGROUNDS WITH NEW AIF RECRUITS BEING ISSUED WITH EQUIPMENT ON FIRST DAY IN CAMP.

A pavilion and smaller buildings within the grounds of the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Showground. Although the buildings still carry signs for the Department of Agriculture and various civ

Army personnel stand guard at the entrance to the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Showground, in use as a military camp for newly enlisted recruits.

Army personnel stand guard at the entrance to the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Showground, in use as a military camp for newly enlisted recruits. Note the two men riding past on bicycles.

BRIGHTON, TAS 1943-04-23. AFTER HAVING BEEN ISSUED WITH ALL THEIR ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT, THESE NEWLY ARRIVED RECRUITS AT THE RECRUIT RECEPTION DEPOT, TASMANIA LINES OF COMMUNICATION AREA, HAVE B

COWRA, NSW. 1944-04-20. NEW RECRUITS BEING ISSUED WITH RIFLE AND EQUIPMENT AT THE STORE OF THE 1ST RECRUIT TRAINING BATTALION.
