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SYRIA. THE INFAMOUS "PAMBO" MORRISON, DRIVER TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC UNIT, COMES ACROSS A WELCOME ADDITION TO THE LARDER...A BEEHIVE IN SOME SYRIAN GARDEN, AND GOES TO WORK ON IT WITH IMPUNITY BEING PROTECTED BY HIS GAS MASK (RESPIRATOR TO YOU) SCARF AND DRIVING GAUNTLETS. (NEGATIVE BY FRANK HURLEY).
NEAR BARRANI - THE PHOTO UNIT HAVE A LAST LOOK AT BATTLE AREAS AFTER THEIR TOUR OF THE SCENES OF ACTION IN WESTERN DESERT. PAMBO MORRISON, THE DRIVER, DID A SUPERB JOB UNDER TERRIFIC CONDITIONS & MUCH
OUTSIDE BARRANI - AFTER 5 DAYS OF CHASING THE ADVANCING BRITISH TROOPS ACROSS THE DESERT THE PHOTO UNIT START BACK TO CAIRO. DURING THESE DAYS THE UNIT WAS BOMBED EVERY NIGHT, SOMETIMES DURING THE DAY
WESTERN DESERT - THE THIRTEENTH PROVED THIS IT'S LUCKY DAY FOR IT WASN'T MANY OF THE ENEMY WHO HAD FORTUNE TO BE CAPTURED BY SO INOFFENSIVE A UNIT AS THE PHOTO UNIT. DRIVER PAMBO MORRISON ON GUARD RON
Portrait of Sgt Hazelwood wearing a gas mask. An inscription on the reverse reads "My dear Miss Kendall, just a brief acknowledgement of some more of your ever welcome letters. I am writing this durin
36989 Able Seaman (AB) Frank Scott Broad, wearing his RAN uniform and anti-gas mask respirator outside a building. AB Broad enlisted on 25 August 1939 and served on various ships and shore bases, tra
The activities and operations of the 2/2 Australian Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment AIF from 17 March 1941 to 17 March 1942 and unknown period after. Titles: 2/2 Aust. Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment Austra
