The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE EMPEROR OF ETHIOPIA (HAILE SELAISSE) AFTER A 200-MILE TREK THROUGH THE JUNGLE, SET UP A CAMP IN HIS OWN COUNTRY. HIS PRESENCE HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO HIS PEOPLE.
THE EMPEROR OF ETHIOPIA, AFTER A 200-MILE TREK THROUGH THE JUNGLE HAS SET UP A CAMP IN HIS OWN COUNTRY, THE EMPEROR, ON HORSEBACK, ABOUT TO RETURN TO THE CAMP, AFTER MAKING AN INSPECTION OF SURROUNDIN
ABYSSINIA (ETHIOPIA). AFTER FIVE YEARS TO THE DAY, THE EMPEROR OF ABYSSINIA, HAILE SELASSIE, RETURNED IN TRIUMPH TO THE CAPITAL OF HIS LIBERATED COUNTRY. THE EMPEROR IN HIS CAR WITH MOUNTED ESCORT.
ABYSSINIA ( ETHIOPIA ). AFTER FIVE YEARS TO THE DAY, THE EMPEROR OF ABYSSINIA, HAILE SELASSIE, RETURNED IN TRIUMPH TO THE CAPITAL OF HIS LIBERATED COUNTRY. - THE EMPEROR MAKING HIS SPEECH TO THE INHAB
The Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie, accompanied by his two daughters, Princesses Sofie Desta and Ijigayehou Assfa Wossen, and Ethiopian officials visited the Memorial on the morning of 14 May 196
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. 1968-04. Private Kerry Dwyer, 22, of Sydney, enjoys a drink from his water bottle and puts his feet up after a long trek through jungle country in northern Phuoc Tuy
Informal portrait of 2/8600 Private (Pte) Gordon Blakey, of Narromine, NSW, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), sitting down to quench his thirst with a brew of tea. His shelter has b
