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Photograph 008173 Second World War, 1939-1945ALEXANDRIA. TEA AND RATIONS WERE READY FOR THE AUSTRALIANS WHEN THEY DISEMBARKED. FOR MANY OF THE MEN THIS WAS THEIR FIRST MEAL FOR MANY DAYS.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ALEXANDRIA. TEA AND RATIONS WERE READY FOR THE AUSTRALIANS WHEN THEY DISEMBARKED. FOR MANY OF THE MEN THIS WAS THEIR FIRST MEAL FOR MANY DAYS.
ALEXANDRIA. TEA AND RATIONS WERE READY FOR THE AUSTRALIANS WHEN THEY DISEMBARKED. FOR MANY OF THE MEN THIS WAS THEIR FIRST MEAL FOR MANY DAYS.

ALEXANDRIA. TEA & RATIONS WERE READY FOR THE DIGGERS WHEN THEY DISEMBARKED ..... THEY DIDN'T HAVE TO BE CALLED TWICE FOR IT.

ALEXANDRIA. TEA & RATIONS WERE READY FOR THE DIGGERS WHEN THEY DISEMBARKED....THEY DID'NT HAVE TO BE CALLED TWICE FOR IT. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).

Anzacs evacuated from Crete arrived at Alexandria undaunted by Germany's mechanised might. All were confident that with adequate air support they could cope with German Land Forces. Tired by days of i

ALEXANDRIA. TEA AND RATIONS AWAITED AIF MEMBERS AFTER THEY DISEMBARKED FROM THEIR TROOPSHIP. AT THE TABLE, SECOND FROM THE FRONT ON THE RIGHT IS VX14530, E.W. HOWELL, 2/5TH BATTALION. AN UNIDENTIFIED

These men of the 24th Infantry Brigade were in good spirit as they disembarked from naval units in Alexandria after their evacuation from Tobruk.
