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Photograph 011303/31 Second World War, 1939-1945Malaya. The mascot which AIF members Gunner G. Martin and Bombardier G. T. Mansfield are attaching to the Army vehicle may appear fearsome, but is only stuffed.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Malaya. January 1942. AIF Gunner A. D. Lang of Hurstville, NSW, is highly amused at this Japanese propaganda pamphlet, dropped from the air.
Malaya. The mascot which AIF members Gunner G. Martin and Bombardier G. T. Mansfield are attaching to the Army vehicle may appear fearsome, but is only stuffed.

Malaya. AIF transport moves up along a rural road for first contact with the Japanese.

AIF Gunner B. A. (Cookie) Jarrett of Byron Bay, NSW, in the Malayan jungle. He is shown here preparing roast beef for the troops.

Muar Area, Malaya. Gunner H.M. Fisher, of Manly, Sydney, who evaded his Japanese captors, dived into the Muar River and hid in the water for ten hours before reaching an Indian unit.

Malaya. A mail delivery to AIF troops in a forward area. The stacks of letters and packages that arrived from home were very welcome.

Malaya. Stacks of letters arrived for AIF troops in a mail delivery to a forward area. Two soldiers forget the proximity of the enemy as they read letters from home.
