The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1940-11-16. DEIR SUNEID - ARAB BOY SCOUTS MARK TIME TO THE BEATING OF THE AUSTRALIAN DRUMMERS DURING A MARCH THRO' THE VILLAGE BY 19TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY TRAINING BATTALION. THE TEACHER OF THE VILLAGE SCHOOL GAVE THE LADS A BREAK AND TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN IN HIMSELF.
DEIR SUNEID - THE BOY SCOUTS TURN OUT IN ALL THEIR SATORIAL SPLENDOUR TO WELCOME MEN OF THE A.I.F. AS THEY MARCH THRO' THE NARROW STREETS. A RED LETTER DAY IN THE ANNALS OF THE VILLAGE & IN THE LIVES
DEIR SUNEID - SMALL BOYS THE WORLD OVER GET A THRILL OUT OF THE RHYTHM OF DRUMS AND THESE YOUNG ARAB SCOUTS ARE NO EXCEPTION. THE DRUMMERS ARE MEN OF 2/1ST PIONEER BATTALION OF NSW AND THEY PROVED THE
DEIR SUNEID - MAIN STREET - A SMALL ARAB VILLAGE IN PALESTINE THAT WAS RECENTLY THE SCENE OF A MARCH OF THE 19TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY TRAINING BATTALION. THE PARADE IS HERE SEEN AS IT IS ABOUT TO STEP
View of the village of Joncourt, from the west. It was the centre of severe fighting by troops of the 8th Australian Infantry Brigade, on September 30th and October 1st. On September 30th, the 31st an
Studio portrait of NX53000 Gunner (Gnr) John Dugald Alexander McDonald, 2/5 Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery. A school teacher from Maclean, NSW, Gnr McDonald enlisted on 6 July 1940. He ser
Vietnam. 1967-08. Private (Pte) Ross Pigdon of Cue, WA, shares a joke with a school teacher from the village of Dat Do, as she tries to explain to him a name tag on a student's shirt. Pte Pigdon was o
