The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Tobruk. 1941-05-28. Officers and men of the 26th Brigade headquarters sitting against a wall in the shade as they wait their turn for lunch. Note the dixies and mess kits most are carryng. (Donor A. Tovell)
Tobruk, Libya. 1941. VX46983 Brigadier Raymond W. Tovell, Commanding Officer of the 26th Brigade, sitting at his desk in a dugout at Brigade Headquarters. He is reading a letter from his wife. Note th
Tobruk, Libya. 1941. Interior of a dugout occupied by VX46983 Brigadier Raymond W. Tovell, Commanding Officer of the 26th Brigade. Note the portraits of his wife and daughters on his desk, his suitcas
Tobruk, Libya. 1941. The rock covered dugout at right was occupied by VX46983 Brigadier Raymond W. Tovell, Commanding Officer of the 26th Brigade, for many weeks during the siege of Tobruk. The rocks
Corporal Fowler and Private J Smart, staff of the Officers' Mess, Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, Tobruk.
NSW. c. 1940. VX26781 Brigadier E. F Lind, Commanding Officer of the 23rd Brigade (left) and VX46983 Brigadier Raymond W. Tovell, Commanding Officer of the 26th Brigade (right), smoking cigarettes dur
Palestine c. 1941. Left to Right: Sisters Lawson, Mounsey, Shaw and Rodgers standing on a footpath outside the Sisters' Mess at the 2/1st Australian General Hospital. The four nurses had travelled to
