The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HERAKLION, CRETE. 1941-05-20. SMOKE AND DUST RISE INTO THE AIR DURING THE GERMAN BOMBING OF HERAKLION. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN 100 METRES NORTH OF THE 14TH BRITISH INFANTRY BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS LOOKING TO THE EAST. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: GREECE, CRETE AND SYRIA, PAGE 226).
Heraklion, Crete. 1941-05-20. Smoke and dust rise into the air during the German bombing of Heraklion (right background). This photograph was taken 100 metres north of the 14th British Infantry Brigad
Heraklion, Crete. 1941-05-20. Smoke and dust rise into the air during the German bombing of Heraklion. This photograph was taken 100 metres north of the 14th British Infantry Brigade Headquarters look
Heraklion, Crete. 1941-05-20. Smoke and dust rise into the air during the German bombing of Heraklion. This photograph was taken 100 metres north of the 14th British Infantry Brigade Headquarters look
HERAKLION, CRETE. 1941-05. AN OLIVE GROVE BELOW A STEEP HILL, TYPICAL OF THE COUNTRYSIDE WHERE THE 2/4TH BATTALION FOUGHT NEAR THE TOWN. (PHOTOGRAPH COPIED FROM THE 2/4TH BATTALION WAR DIARY, APPENDIX
LARISA, GREECE. 1941. AN ENFORCED STOP ON A TRAIN JOURNEY, DURING THE WITHDRAWAL TO THE THERMOPYLAE LINE. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: GREECE, CRETE AND SYRIA, PAGE 147).
VEVI, GREECE. 1941-04. LIEUTENANT COLONEL I. N. DOUGHERTY (RIGHT), STANDING IN THE SNOW WITH THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE FLANKING GREEK BATTALION ON GOOD FRIDAY. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL H
