NEA0124
Photograph NEA0124 Second World War, 1939-1945Northern Australia. 1943-07. Salvation Army women distribute RAAF sporting equipment from a Red Shield Mobile Unit van.
P01678.001 Accession Number: P01678.001
Description
QUEENSLAND, 1944. THREE ASSISTANT RED SHIELD COMMISSIONERS OF THE SALVATION ARMY STANDING BESIDE THE VAN THAT SERVED AS THE RED SHIELD'S MOBILE UNIT NO. 7. THE MEN ARE (LEFT TO RIGHT): ALFRED VICTOR BOADEN; WEBSTER FLOCKTON; JOHN MCCABE. THE VAN WAS ONE OF MANY THAT WERE DONATED TO THE SALVATION ARMY DURING THE WAR. (DONOR: R. GORELL)
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P01678.001
Classification
Photograph
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Negative
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
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Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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