The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEAR SOLLUM - AT THE CORNER OF ADVANCE HEADQUARTERS. IN THE AREA BETWEEN SOLLUM AND BARDIA WERE DISCOVERED SEVERAL CISTERNS. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
NEAR SOLLUM. THE COOK-HOUSE IN AN UNDERGROUND CISTERN AT H.Q. 6TH DIVISION (B MESS). IN THE AREA BETWEEN SOLLUM AND BARDIA WERE DISCOVERED SEVERAL UNDERGROUND CISTERNS OF A SIZE VARYING BETWEEN ROUGHL
NEAR BARDIA. 6TH DIV. HEADQUARTERS SIGNALMAN F. IVES MAKING HIS EXIT THROUGH THE BACK DOOR, IN ONE OF THE CISTERNS DISCOVERED BETWEEN BARDIA AND SOLLUM. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
6TH AUST. DIVISION (REAR) H.Q. MAJOR HURLEY (D.A.A.G.) CHAPLAIN JOHN MCKIE. IN THE AREA BETWEEN SOLLUM AND BARDIA WERE DISCOVERED SEVERAL UNDERGROUND CISTERNS OF A SIZE VARYING BETWEEN ROUGHLY 30 FT S
NEAR SOLLUM - MAJOR HURLEY OF 6TH DIVISION AND CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY, PHOTOGRAPHIC UNIT, DISCUSS PHOTOGRAPHIC POSSIBILITIES FOR THE FORTHCOMING BATTLE OF BARDIA, AT HEADQUARTERS. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY
SOLLUM. UNLOADING STORES AT THE JETTY IN SOLLUM BAY IN PREPARATION FOR THE PUSH AGAINST BARDIA. THE LIGHTERS USED IN THIS OPERATION WERE CAPTURED FROM THE ITALIANS AND WERE RE-CONDITIONED BY A.I.F. EN
NEAR BARDIA - THE SHELL OF AN ITALIAN PLANE - ONE OF 13 WHICH WERE SHOT DOWN BY THE BRITISH FORCES IN THEIR ADVANCE TO BARDIA. THE PLANES WERE APPARENTLY ATTEMPTING TO TAKEOFF AND ARE RIDDLED WITH BUL
