The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PAMBO MORRISON, DRIVER FOR THE PHOTO UNIT, FAILS TO RAISE ANY ENTHUSIASM OVER THE ITALIAN MEMORIAL THAT COMMEMORATES THEIR LIBERATION OF LIBYA FROM EGYPTIAN TYRANNY. PAMBO HAS SEEN BETTER STATUES IN SWAN HILL.
OUTSIDE BARRANI - AFTER 5 DAYS OF CHASING THE ADVANCING BRITISH TROOPS ACROSS THE DESERT THE PHOTO UNIT START BACK TO CAIRO. DURING THESE DAYS THE UNIT WAS BOMBED EVERY NIGHT, SOMETIMES DURING THE DAY
WESTERN DESERT - THE THIRTEENTH PROVED THIS IT'S LUCKY DAY FOR IT WASN'T MANY OF THE ENEMY WHO HAD FORTUNE TO BE CAPTURED BY SO INOFFENSIVE A UNIT AS THE PHOTO UNIT. DRIVER PAMBO MORRISON ON GUARD RON
NEAR BARRANI - THE PHOTO UNIT HAVE A LAST LOOK AT BATTLE AREAS AFTER THEIR TOUR OF THE SCENES OF ACTION IN WESTERN DESERT. PAMBO MORRISON, THE DRIVER, DID A SUPERB JOB UNDER TERRIFIC CONDITIONS & MUCH
BARDIA, LIBYA. DRIVER MORRISON OF THE PHOTOGRAPHIC UNIT RUMMAGES AROUND THE ITALIAN INFANTRY POSITIONS AND FINDS A NEW PAIR OF PANTS. DISCARDED BOOTS, WEAPONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS ARE STREWN OVER THE A
Nine soldiers including 8932 Driver Jack (John) O. McKenzie, 20th Australian Army Service Corps (AASC), and other members of 20th AASC poke their heads through the side opening of a tent which has bee
Burma. c. 1945. While Warrant Officer D. J. Grapes of Sandowne, Isle of Wight, prepares to take off for a flight, the Meteorological men prepare the psychrometer which is set in the wind and gives the
