The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE WADI AUDA, WEST OF THE TOWN OF TOBRUK, SITE OF THE 2/4TH FIELD COY., AND THE 2/4TH FIELD PARK COY. WATER IN THIS WADI IS PUMPED BY THE ENGINEERS TO THE VARIOUS UNIT WATER POINTS. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
TOBRUK. QX2836 PRIVATE VICKERY OF ROCKHAMPTON, QLD, TAKES A BATH IN WADI AUDA SURROUNDED BY MEMBERS OF 2/4TH FIELD PARK AND 2/4TH FIELD COMPANY OF ENGINEERS. THE BATH TUB WAS AMONG THE STORES CAPTURED
The coastline and beach of the Wadi Auda, Tobruk, looking west.
TOBRUK. A PATENT STILL FOR PURIFYING WATER, INVENTED BY LT. J. BLAIR-YUILL, 345 COY ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS (CENTRE OF PICTURE). MANY STILLS, SIMILAR TO THIS ONE, HAVE BEEN IMPROVISED BY THE UNITS IN
A battery of four coastal guns below Wadi Auda, west of Tobruk. These guns were rendered unserviceable at the time of capture of Tobruk.
TOBRUK - MEN OF THE 4TH BATTALION A.I.F. DISPLAY THE MUNICIPAL FLAG OF TOBRUK IN FRONT OF THE TOWN HALL. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
TOBRUK - MEN OF THE 4TH BATTALION MOVE ON TOWARDS THE TOWN AFTER HAVING PENETRATED THE OUTER DEFENCES. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
