The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
GREEK, BRITISH, AUSTRALIANS AND NEW ZEALANDERS MINGLED ON THE MOUNTAIN ROADS OF GREECE. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
THESE NEGATIVES GIVE AN INDICATION OF THE NARROW MOUNTAIN ROADS OVER WHICH OUR ARMY TRAVELLED TO TAKE UP ITS FIRST POSITION NORTH OF PTOLENAIS A POSITION QUICKLY VACATED WHEN THE GERMAN ARMY BROKE THR
GREECE - THREE DIGGERS USE DONKEYS AS THEIR MEANS OF TRANSPORT ALONG THE MOUNTAINOUS ROADS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK.)
THESE NEGATIVES GIVE AN INDICATION OF THE NARROW MOUNTAIN ROADS WHICH OUR ARMY TRAVELLED TO TAKE UP ITS FIRST POSITION NORTH OF PTOLENAIS A POSITION QUICKLY VACATED WHEN THE GERMAN ARMY BROKE THROUGH
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS NEWLY ARRIVED IN GREECE TO RELIEVE UNITS OF THE GREEK ARMY IN THE NORTH MET WITH AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME FROM THE NEW COMRADES IN ARMS. MOST OF THESE GREEK SOLDIERS NOW IN ATHENS A
GREECE. WATER THE BIGGEST PROBLEM. THIS CHILD CARRIES WATER UP THE MOUNTAIN SIDE WHERE HE IS TAKING SAFETY FROM THE 'HUNS'. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
ALL GOOD FRIENDS TOGETHER. GREEK SOLDIERS ON LEAVE FROM ALBANIA DO THEIR BEST TO MAKE THE AUSTRALIANS WELCOME. THERE IS A NEW OPTIMISM EVIDENT IN ATHENS SINCE THE ARRIVAL OF OUR TROOPS WHO ARE BEING W
