The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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. SMITH. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
IN THE OFFICE OF THE 'TOBRUK TRUTH' UNOFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE A.I.F. IN TOBRUK. IT IS ACTUALLY A ONE SHEET NEWS SUMMARY ISSUED DAILY TO COUNTERACT THE NUMEROUS RUMOURS THAT SPRING UP LIKE MUSHROOMS EVER
TOBRUK. THE "DINKUM OIL" STILL COMES OUT ON TIME IN SPITE OF THE DISTRACTIONS IN THE EDITORS ROOM, BOMBS ETC. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
TOBRUK. READING THE LATEST EDITION OF THE "TOBRUK TRUTH", A.I.F. ONE SHEET NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED DAILY IN THE TOWN. FROM L.-R...SGT. DUGGAN NX3059 OF ORANGE. PTE. GRACE, QX4720 OF KISFORD. DRIVER COWAN
Although several times hit by bombs, this office was still used by Lance Sergeant W.H. Williams for his publishing and editing room. Here, shorthand notes of BBC broadcasts were transcribed and copies
Outdoor group portrait of the Number 2 Group instructional staff at the 2nd Division Signalling School, Fovant, England, with their barracks in the background. Identified, back row from left: Corporal
MOUNT GARNET, QLD, 1943-07-17. COMBINED BRASS BAND FROM THE 21ST AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE, ON PARADE FOR THE INSPECTION OF THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION BY GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY GBE KCB CMG DSO.
