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Photograph 003250 Second World War, 1939-1945AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS IN SOUTH ENGLAND. DIGGERS GIVE A HAND IN PICKING APPLES. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four Australian soldiers in South England. Diggers being presented with apples.
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS IN SOUTH ENGLAND. DIGGERS GIVE A HAND IN PICKING APPLES. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.)

AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS IN SOUTH ENGLAND. APPLES AND REST IN AN OLD WORLD VILLAGE. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.)

ENGLAND. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND. ON A HOT AFTERNOON DIGGERS ACCEPT AN INVITATION TO REST IN THE GARDEN OF A LOCAL COUPLE. THE THATCH ROOFED COTTAGE IS 400 YEARS OLD.

c. 1944. A member of the Australian Women's Land Army working in an orchard picks apples in a tree. (This image appears on page 161 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill housed in the AWM Arc

SUTTON VENY, ENGLAND. 1919. FOUR AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS, IN UNIFORM, PLAYING GRASS COURT TENNIS WITH OTHER SOLDIERS LOOKING ON AT GREENHILL HOUSE YMCA.

Pencil studies of soldiers, or as the artist refers to them 'Diggers'. In the sketch at the top four Australian soldiers are standing casually, while three other sketches show a soldier handling a lo