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FORT KHIAM. MEN OF THE 2/33 BATTALION APPROACHING THE FRENCH FORT OF KHIAM AFTER THE ARTILLERY HAD PUT OVER A BARRAGE IN AN ATTEMPT TO ENFORCE A SURRENDER. THE INFANTRY STORMED THE FORTRESS ONLY TO FIND THAT THE FRENCH HAD LEFT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE BARRAGE. (NEGATIVE BY R. WILLIAMS).
FORT KHIAM. MEN OF THE 2/35RD. BATTALION MAKING A SEARCH OF THE FORT AT KHIAM AFTER THE FRENCH HAD BEEN DRIVEN OUT BY AN ARTILLERY BARRAGE. THE FULL STORY OF THIS INCIDENT IS TOLD IN THE NOTES ACCOMPA
Lieutenant Colonel Guy Patrick Marshall-Cormack, United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO), Observer Group Lebanon, at Fort Khiam, El Khiam near Marjayoun, Lebanon. He is holding a copy of
Lieutenant Colonel Guy Patrick Marshall-Cormack, United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO), Observer Group Lebanon, at Fort Khiam, El Khiam near Marjayoun, Lebanon. He is holding a copy of
KHIAM. AN INTERESTING NEGATIVE. UNFORTUNATELY MARRED BY A LEAK IN THE MAGAZINE, TAKEN DURING THE ATTACK ON FORT KHIAM. IT SHOWS THE FREE FRENCH LIAISON OFFICER WITH THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES PREPARING TO
FORT KHIAM, SYRIA. MEN OF "A" COMPANY, 9TH PLATOON, 2/33 BN WITH A MACHINE GUN LEFT BY THE FRENCH. THEY ARE: LEFT TO RIGHT NX9258 CORPORAL R C CAMPBELL; WX96 SERGEANT A M SWEETAPPLE; NX34870 LIEUTENAN
KHIAM. THE MAN WITH THE DONKEY, 1941 VERSION. PTE. D.W. JONES (NX15179) OF CARLTON N.S.W. AND "C" COMPANY THE 2/33 BATTALION. ONE OF THE MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR RUNNING THE DONKEY TEAM SUPPLY COLUMN TO TH
