The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DURING THE EVACUATION. THE WHITE ENSIGN LOOKED PRETTY GOOD TO THESE "DIGGERS"....... "THE BEST THING I'VE SEEN FOR DAYS", I HEARED ONE REMARK. "A BIT OF A CHANGE TO LOOK INTO THE SKY AND SEE AN ENSIGN INSTEAD OF A HORDE OF DIVE BOMBERS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
EGYPT - LEARNING HOW TO COMBAT DIVE BOMBERS AND TROOP STRAFING PLANES. DIGGERS GETTING THEIR EYES IN ON GLOSTER GLADIATORS OF RAAF WHICH ARE SEEN DIVING AT APPROXL 300 M.P.H. WHILE ON MANOEUVRES. (NEG
Studio group portrait of three junior officers. Left to right: Charlie ? (possibly Lieutenant Charles Olden Graham, 46th Battalion); Lt Smith and Lt Sherpherd [sic]. A message on the reverse reads: "
Discusses Americans; Vietnamese currency; C-130 transport aircraft; New Zealand Special Air Service (SAS); camp conditions; tour of duty; weather; training; equipment; concert parties; No. 1 Australia
Peter Churcher recalled, "Fraser caught my eye on the first morning that I was painting the end of the night watch shift that you have got. As I was finishing the work and cleaning up Fraser and his c
BEIRUT, LEBANON. AUSTRALIANS LOOK OVER GUNS THAT GAVE THEM A BIT OF A HIDING. THESE ARE COASTAL DEFENCE GUNS, AND WERE USED AGAINST THE AUSTRALIANS DURING THE FINAL ASSAULT ON THE TOWN. (NEGATIVE G. S
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. SAILORS ON BOARD HMAS PERTH. BEHIND THEM CAN BE SEEN THE PERTH'S NEW ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN AND A BARRAGE BALLOON DESIGNED TO KEEP DIVE BOMBERS FROM DIVING ON THE FLEET WHILST IN HARBOUR
