The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BARRACA. LIBYA. THIS VIEW IS TYPICAL OF THE SETTLED AREAS IN LIBYA WHERE THE ITALIAN HAVE BEEN DEVELOPING THEIR COLONIZATION SCHEME FOR MANY YEARS. THE COTTAGES ARE LAID OUT IN SERIED ROWS ON EITHER SIDE OF ROADS THAT RUN PARALLEL TO EACH OTHER AT A DISTANCE OF, I SHOULD JUDGE, A KILOMETRE. THERE ARE NO FENCES AND IT APPEARS THAT APART FROM A CERTAIN AREA AROUND THE HOUSE WHICH IS CULTIVATED, THE REST OF THE LAND BETWEEN THE COTTAGES IS COMMON FOR GRAZING. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
BARRACA. THE 8TH BATTALION RETURNING FROM CHURCH PARADE MARCH PAST ONE OF THE COTTAGES OF THE BARRACA SETTLEMENT WHERE THEY ARE BILLITTED. THE INSCRIPTION ON THE WALL OF THE COTTAGE MEANS THAT THE HOU
Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam, c. 1967-05. View southward near Ap Lo Gom, showing one of the two 1.8 metre high barbed wire fences that enclosed the minefield that ran from Dat Do to the coast. A sectio
PHUOC LOI. A VIEW SOUTHWARDS TOWARDS PHUOC LOI, SHOWING ONE OF THE TWO SIX-FOOT HIGH BARBED WIRE FENCES THAT ENCLOSED THE MINEFIELD THAT RAN FROM DAT DO TO PHUOC HAI ON THE COAST. AT FAR LEFT, A SECTI
THIS COUPLE ARE TYPICAL OF THE SETTLERS IN LIBYA. THEY ARE ALL PEASANT TYPES, AND ARE GETTING ON FAMOUSLY WITH OUR BOYS WHO ARE BILLETED WITH THEM. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
AUSTRALIAN GUERILLAS IN TIMOR. THIS IS TYPICAL OF THE COUNTRY IN WHICH AUSTRALIAN TROOPS ARE FIGHTING. (NEGATIVE BY PARER).
AUSTRALIANS GUERILLAS IN TIMOR. THIS IS TYPICAL OF THE COUNTRY IN WHICH AUSTRALIANS TROOPS ARE FIGHTING. (NEGATIVE BY PARER).
