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Photograph 013024 Second World War, 1939-1945A locally engaged Aboriginal man is transporting supplies as part of a camel team to an allied outpost in the Northern territory.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two locally engaged Aboriginal men remove a saddle off a camel's back as it rests. The men are at an undisclosed operational base and are transporting supplies in a camel team to an allied outpost in the Northern territory.
A locally engaged Aboriginal man is transporting supplies as part of a camel team to an allied outpost in the Northern territory.

A camel used by a team of locally engaged Aboriginal workers to transport supplies to outlying army camps in the Northern Territory.

A locally engaged Aboriginal men leads a caravan of camels in a desert environ. The man is part of a team transporting supplies to outlying military camps. These camel teams were usually operated by A

Two locally engaged Aboriginal men supervise a caravan of camels as they rest in an outback environ. The men are transporting supplies to outlying military camps. These camel teams were usually operat

Two locally engaged Aboriginal men supervise a caravan of camels as they rest in an outback environ. The men are transporting supplies to outlying military camps. These camel teams were usually operat

A group of soldiers and locally engaged Aboriginal men organise supplies that were delivered by river. The group are at an unidentified outpost in Northern Australia.
