The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Anzac Cove Area (Gallipoli). 1915-11-28. Two wounded Turkish soldiers lie on stretchers after being dragged behind their line by members of No. 2 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers. They had fallen over the Australian tunnel during fighting the previous night and had lain wounded in the extremely cold conditions dressed only in khaki drill. Note the graves being dug in the background and the crosses of the nearby cemetery. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)
TARAKAN, BORNEO, 1945-05-02. MALAYAN NATIVES DUG FROM THE RUINS OF HUTS BURIED BY THE PREVIOUS DAY'S NAVAL BOMBARDMENT, LIE ON STRETCHERS IN A NICA HUT IN THE 2/48 INFANTRY BATTALION, HEADQUARTERS 26
Wounded soldiers lie on stretchers on the ground at the Dressing Station while two other soldiers prepare another stretcher. (Original stereocard housed in AWM Archive Store)
North Korea. A Turkish Infantryman, dressed in a winter uniform and cap, confidently points his 1911A1 Colt .45 calibre pistol on a street in Pyongyang. His finger is on the trigger. The Turkish Bri
The entrance to the Tunnel Road through which the troops of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF), who were dressed in white that day, marched after taking Rabaul and defeatin
North Korea. A Turkish Infantryman, dressed in a winter uniform and helmet, stands on guard on a street in Pyongyang. On his back he has a rifle with a fixed bayonet. Some young North Korean men sta
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. April 1936. Beach Cemetery, Anzac Cove, after a Memorial Service held on the occasion of a visit to the area by HMA Ships Australia and Sydney on 29th/30th April 1936. Thi
