The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Corsica, France. May 1944. RAAF Public Relations correspondent, Flight Lieutenant S. B Prior (centre), climbed thousands of feet to reach this mountain eyrie, a well hidden cave which served as headquarters for the Corsican patriots who actively resisted the German invader during the enemy occupation. With him are "Wolf" (right) and "Leoni" (left) two ringleaders of the partiot gang which proved such a thorn in the Germans side.
Corsica, France. May 1944. RAAF Public Relations correspondent, Flight Lieutenant S. B Prior (left), climbed thousands of feet to reach this mountain eyrie, a well hidden cave which served as headquar
Corsica, France. May 1944. The "Wolf", a Corsican patriot (right) who actively defied the Germans during the occupation of Corsica, presents a rifle used by the patriots against the Germans to Flight
Corsica, France. May 1944. Sitting on a hillside are two Corsican patriots who defied the German invaders during the enemy occupation of their Mediterranean island. They are, "Wolf" (left), and Leoni
Corsica, France. May 1944. A RAAF Public Relations corresondent, Flight Lieutenant S. B. Prior (right), interviews some of the Corsican men who were active in sabotage work against the Germans when th
A member of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), who is doing an unusual job in Korea, is 13018 Private (Pte) J R (Jack) 'Dogger' Dick, of Wynnum, Qld. Pte Dick is the unit photogr
Nestled between picturesque Nha Trang and steep jungle clad mountains, the Vietnamese Ranger Training Centre at Duc My exudes a holiday atmosphere betrayed only by the occasional chatter of machine gu
