The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MUGHAR - ON ROAD BETWEEN GAZA & TEL AVIV. ALTHOUGH THE FEW BIG TOWNS IN PALESTINE IS TO BECOME A MODLEY OF EAST & WEST, THESE COUNTLESS ARAB VILLAGES RETAIN THEIR ANCIENT CHARACTER AND THE NARROW DUSTY STREETS CONTINUE TO WIND BETWEEN THE PICTURESQUE MUD HUTS THAT HOUSE THE ARABS.
ROAD FROM GAZA TO TEL AVIV - THE ARAB SITTING OUTSIDE THE 2ND TENT INSISTED ON POSING IN THE CORRECT MILITARY ATTITUDE. SCENE LOOKS TOWARD THE NOTORIOUS VILLAGE OF MUGHAR, REPUTEDLY THE HOUSE OF A PAR
A home movie taken by an unknown member of the 2/1 Battalion in Syria and Palestine after the campaigns in Greece and Crete. Opens with title 'I saw snow'. Australian soldier rolling a show ball at th
Satin weave silk cloak showing black on the outside and brown on the inside, known as an abayeh or aba, entirely sewn by hand. The cloak is constructed in two long horizontal pieces that fold around t
The activities and operations of the 2/2 Australian Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment AIF from 17 March 1941 to 17 March 1942 and unknown period after. Titles: 2/2 Aust. Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment Austra
Activities of 3 Squadron RAAF in the Western Desert, North Africa, Sicily and Italy 1942-1945. Department of Information photographers Frank Hurley and Alan Anderson? unidentified walking to photograp
Horrie, the "Wog Dog", the four legged mascot and campaigner of the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, pictured in his travelling pack shortly before the unit returned to Australia. Horrie was adopted by Pr
