The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
M.S. SOPHOCLES. AT SEA: THEY FIND THAT THE BONNET OF A TRUCK MAKES QUITE A COMFORTABLE SEAT AS THE SHIP PULLS OUT. PTE. C. JOHNS, PTE. D. HILLYARD, L/CPL. C. PRIDMORE. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
M.S. SOPHOCLES. AT SEA: TROOPS AT SEA ON A TROOPSHIP TAKE THE CHANCE OF A SUNBAKE ON ONE OF THE RAFTS. L-R: PTE. A. CASSIDY, PTE. D. HILLYARD, CPL. R. MURDOCK, PTE. C. JOHNS, AND PTE. D. WALTERS. (NEG
M.S. SOPHOCLES. AT SEA: ALL THE TROOPS ARE DEEPLY IN DEBT TO THESE TWO, AS THEY PROVIDED THE MEALS WHICH HAVE MET WITH MUCH APPRECIATION DURING THE VOYAGE. PTE. H. SENESCALL, TROOPER L. STAFFORD. (NEG
M.S. SOPHOCLES. AT SEA: WITH SHARPENED APPETITES FROM THE SEA AIR THEY TROOPS LINE UP FOR THEIR TUCKER. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
M.S. SOPHOCLES. AT SEA: TROOPS LINE THE BOW OF THE SHIP AS SHE LIES AT ANCHOR IN COCHIN HARBOUR. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
M.S. SOPHOCLES. AT SEA: CHEERS GREETED THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE SHIP WAS GOING BACK TO AUSTRALIA. THEY LOOK FORWARD TO A GLIMPSE OF HOME AFTER THEIR SPELL IN THE MIDDLE EAST. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
M.S. SOPHOCLES. AT SEA: CHEERS GREETED THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE SHIP WAS GOING BACK TO AUSTRALIA. THEY LOOK FORWARD TO A GLIMPSE OF HOME AFTER THEIR SPELL IN THE MIDDLE EAST. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
