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Wadi Gazouza, Sudan. c.1941-07. The damaged ruins of a corrugated iron shed whose roof has been torn off by a storm. Sheets of metal and wood lie strewn across the ground at the camp of No. 211 Squadron RAF. (Original photograph album housed in the AWM Private Records collection at P00491)
Wadi Gazouza, Sudan. c.1941-07. A general view of the No. 211 Squadron RAF camp showing some buildings, a canvas tent and barren ground. (Original photograph album housed in the AWM Private Records Co
Wadi Gazouza, Sudan. c.1941-07. Three RAF or RAAF members, probably from No. 211 Squadron RAF, in their flying outfits stand in a field. Left to right: Perce, Jack Nankerviss and "Charger". (Original
Wadi Gazouza, Sudan. c.1941-07. Jim Vernon looking through the sight of a gun while 400188 Observer Maurice Kennedy "Bill" Burnside RAAF, steadies it. These men are attached to No. 211 Squadron RAF. (
BOURKE INTERNMENT CAMP, NSW, C.1915. DAMAGE TO CORRUGATED IRON ROOF OF MARRIED INTERNEE QUARTERS CAUSED BY A STORM. (ORIGINAL ALBUM HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE). (DONOR: R.A. SANDS)
Wasbank (Waschbank), South Africa. c.1900. Sheets of iron and other rubble and debris representing the ruins of buildings destroyed by Boer artillery. (Original album housed in AWM Archive Store)
Anzac Beach (Gallipoli). 17 November 1915. Two soldiers on the shore end of Watson's Pier extensively damaged after a severe storm. Forty feet of trestle construction was torn away from the pier as a
