The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TOBRUK. SUPPLIES FROM THE AUST. COM. FUND ARE DELIVERED AT TOBRUK. CENTRE IS SERGEANT LINDRES. IN SPITE OF THE DIFFICULTIES OF TRANSPORT AND SUPPLY IN THIS AREA, THE COMFORTS FUND STORES ARRIVE REGULARLY. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
AT SEA. GUARDS MOUNTED ON THE DECK OF THE TRANSPORT SHIP KEEP A LOOK OUT FOR ENEMY AIRCRAFT AND AT THE SAME TIME STAND GUARD OVER THE COMFORTS FUND STORES THAT THEY ARE TAKING TO THE TROOPS IN TOBRUK.
TOBRUK. UNLOADING STORES FROM A TRANSPORT SHIP AT TOBRUK HARBOUR. THANKS TO THE NAVY TOBRUK'S SEA COMMUNICATIONS HAVE BEEN KEPT OPEN. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
TOBRUK. THE "DINKUM OIL" STILL COMES OUT ON TIME IN SPITE OF THE DISTRACTIONS IN THE EDITORS ROOM, BOMBS ETC. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
JERUSALEM. ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES, MEMBERS OF THE COMFORTS FUND STAFF. L-R: CORPORAL H. MITCHELL, SERGEANT "CHIPS" HENDERSON AND STAFF SERGEANT L. KENNEDY, SERGEANT H. MAY AND WARRANT OFFICER 1 J. MAG
TOBRUK. AFTER A RAID BY GERMAN BOMBERS, IN SPITE OF THE APPARENT DAMAGE, THERE IS LITTLE EFFECT FROM THESE BOMBINGS, AS THE TOWN ITSELF HAS LONG BEEN SHAMBLES. THE DEFENDERS ARE WELL DISPERSED AND IN
EDITORIAL SANCTUM OF THE 'TOBRUK TRUTH', BETTER AS THE 'DINKUM OIL' STILL CARRYING ON IN SPITE OF THE SLIGHT MISHAP ACROSS THE STREET. DRV. FELL, PTE. RICHARDS, L/SGT. WILLIAMS, W.O. TISDALL, AND PTE.
