The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 EVERY DAY. L-R. L/SGT WILLIAMS, AND DRV. G. RUDD. (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
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.
A Polish soldier on duty in a machine gun post in a forward sector of Tobruk reads the daily news sheet issued from his Brigade Headquarters.
Series Number AWM 52 Series Title 2nd AIF (Australian Imperial Force) and CMF (Citizen Military Forces) unit war diaries, 1939-45 War Series content range 1939 - 1955 Extent 700 metres
White metal coated die cast iron replica Lusitania Medallion in original cardboard presentation box bearing a black, white and red image on the lid of the Cunard Line liner RMS Lusitania, together wit
Collection relating to the Second World War service of WX4506 Captain Jack William Weir Elliott, Australian Army Postal Corps, Singapore and Australia, 1940-1950. Captain Elliott was in charge of esta