The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"MORSHEAD'S MEN". LINE-UP OF MIDDLE EAST VETERANS PHOTOGRAPHED IN THE WESTERN DESERT JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE THAT OPENED THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN IN NORTH AFRICA. (NEGATIVE BY HURLEY).
GENERAL SIR LESLIE MORSHEAD, G.O.C. OF THE A.I.F. IN THE MIDDLE EAST, CONFERRING WITH BRIGADIER TOVELL AT "TECHNICAL HEADQUARTER" JUST BEHIND THE FRONT LINE OF THE A.I.F. IN THE WESTERN DESERT. (NEGAT
Middle East-Western Desert. September 1942. Informal portrait of one of "Morshead's Men". An Australian 9th Division sergeant infantryman ready for action.
MEMBERS OF A FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN BATTALION NOW FIGHTING IN THE WESTERN DESERT. PHOTO TAKEN JUST BEFORE THE MEN LEFT SYRIA. THESE TROOPS FIGURED GALLANTLY IN THE SIEGE OF TOBRUK. (NEGATIVE BY HURLEY).
MEMBERS OF A FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN BATTALION NOW FIGHTING IN THE WESTERN DESERT. PHOTO TAKEN JUST BEFORE THE MEN LEFT SYRIA. THESE TROOPS FIGURED GALLANTLY IN THE SIEGE OF TOBRUK. (NEGATIVE BY HURLEY).
MEMBERS OF THE FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN BATTALION NOW FIGHTING IN THE WESTERN DESERT. PHOTO WAS TAKEN JUST BEFORE THE MEN LEFT SYRIA. THESE TROOPS FIGURED GALLANTLY IN THE SIEGE OF TOBRUK. (NEGATIVE BY HURLE
WESTERN DESERT. AUSTRALIAN NURSES AND MEMBERS OF THE VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT (VAD) ATTACHED TO THE AIF STILL CONTINUE TO SERVE WITH COURAGE AND DISTINCTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST. DURING THE PRESENT GRE
