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Photograph 006379 Second World War, 1939-19451941-03. MALAYA. MEN OF THE A.I.F. SERVING IN MALAYA HAVE TAKEN WITH THEM A MASCOT WHICH MAY BECOME AS WELL KNOWN AS THE RUBBER PLANTATIONS. THE KANGAROO IS IN THE BEST OF HEALTH.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MALAYA. MEMBERS OF AN A.I.F., ASC UNIT WITH THEIR KANGAROO MASCOT WHICH THEY HAVE HAD FOR SEVERAL MONTHS.
1941-03. MALAYA. MEN OF THE A.I.F. SERVING IN MALAYA HAVE TAKEN WITH THEM A MASCOT WHICH MAY BECOME AS WELL KNOWN AS THE RUBBER PLANTATIONS. THE KANGAROO IS IN THE BEST OF HEALTH.

Convalescent members of the AIF, in formation with their kangaroo mascot for the Anzac Review. The kangaroo may possibly be Jimmy, the mascot of the No. 1 Australian Auxiliary Hospital based at Hare

'Joey' the young kangaroo mascot with its keeper. Initially thought to have been left behind, Joey was somehow brought into Malaya with troops of the 8th Division.

'Joey' the young kangaroo mascot with its keeper. Initially thought to have been left behind, Joey was somehow brought into Malaya with troops of the 8th Division.

Indian Ocean. 1941. Members of the crew of the German raider Pinguin which operated for some months in the Indian Ocean before being sunk by HMS Cornwall. They are watching a dog, possibly their masco

An Australian Iroquois helicopter stationed at Kangaroo Pad, Nui Dat. A small kangaroo painted on the nose identifies it as Australian. One of 477 colour 35mm transparencies taken or collected by 2784
