The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SIDI BARRANI, EGYPT. MAJOR J.H. CARROLL-LEAHY (INDIAN ARMY OLD BOY) AND SOME OF HIS BOYS LOOK AFTER A BATCH OF ITALIAN OFFICER PRISONERS.
SIDI BARRANI, EGYPT. COMPLETE AND UTTER RUIN WAS ALL THAT REMAINED AFTER THE BOMBARDMENT INFLICTED BY THE NAVY AND AIR FORCE ON SIDI BARRANI BEFORE THE ARMY MOVED IN AND ROUTED THE ITALIAN FORCES HOLD
SIDI BARRANI, EGYPT. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TAKE SHOTS OF THE RUINS OF THE ITALIAN STRONGHOLD A FEW HOURS AFTER THE BRITISH ARMY HAD PASSED THROUGH.
SIDI BARRANI, EGYPT. IN THE COURTYARD OF THE DAMAGED BARRACKS AFTER THE NAVAL BOMBARDMENT OF THIS ITALIAN STRONGHOLD.
Sidi Barrani, Egypt. 1940-12-18. Debris strewn beside the road leading into the badly damaged town (in the background) after the Allied victory over the Italian army a few days earlier. (Original hous
SOME OF LATEST BATCH OF 4000 PRISONERS FROM AREA BETWEEN BARRANI AND Buq Buq. ALL ITALIAN TROOPS WERE WELL-CLOTHED & ARMED & IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION BUT SEEMED IN NO MOOD FOR FIGHTING AFTER THE FIR
SIDI BARRANI - A CHAIN OF ITALIAN PRISONERS HELP TO UNLOAD STORES FROM A BRITISH TENDER. AN ARMED CRUISER OF THE BRITISH FLEET STANDS OFF-SHORE WAITING TO REMOVE SOME OF THEM TO SAFER QUARTERS. (PHOTO
