The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WITH THE A.I.F AT PORT MORESBY. BREAD ZONING RAISES NO PROBLEMS AT THE CHIEF BAKERY - IT IS WORKED ON A FETCH AND CARRY BASIS. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOT KNOWN AS "THE BOMB BATTY BAKERS" AS IT WAS THE FIRST PLACE TO BE HIT BY A BOMB WHEN THE JAPS TURNED THEIR ATTENTION TO THIS SETTLEMENT. (NEGATIVE BY PARER).
PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. 1942-07. FROM TOBRUK TO NEW GUINEA THE HUMOUR OF AUSTRALIAN TROOPS HAS BECOME SO WELL KNOWN, THAT AN AMERICAN WRITER DESCRIBED A.I.F. SOLDIERS AS "THOSE LAUGHING AUSTRALIANS". THI
PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. 1942-07. FROM TOBRUK TO NEW GUINEA THE HUMOUR OF AUSTRALIAN TROOPS HAS BECOME SO WELL KNOWN, THAT AN AMERICAN WRITER DESCRIBED A.I.F. SOLDIERS AS "THOSE LAUGHING AUSTRALIANS". THI
ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-08. GENERAL VIEW OF BAKERS AT 12 AUSTRALIAN FIELD BAKERY STACKING BREAD AFTER IT HAS BEEN TAKEN OUT OF THE OVENS. LEFT TO RIGHT:- SERGEANT L. RUDLAND AND PRIVAT
An unidentified group of seven bakers at the 1st Australian Field Bakery on the island of Imbros, close to the Turkish coast. Two of the men are about to carry away a batch of newly baked bread. Alo
Troops like hot fresh bread and here is how the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), gets it in Korea, when time allows. This is the working stock in trade of the Golden Crust Bakery
ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-08. PERSONNEL OF 12 AUSTRALIAN FIELD BAKERY "SCALING AND MOULDING" - IN OTHER WORDS - CUTTING UP THE DOUGH, WEIGHING AND SHAPING IT PRIOR TO PUTTING IT INTO TIN
