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Photograph J02991 First World War, 1914-1918DISMANTLING THE FIELD BAKERY AT TEL-EL-KEBIR FOR SHIPMENT TO FRANCE IN 1916. (DONATED BY PTE. M.E. MCCARTHY.)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BREAD BAKED BY AN AUSTRALIAN FIELD BAKERY STACKED ON THE GROUND AND COVERED WITH TARPAULINS. THE STACK RUNS THE FULL LENGTH OF THE BIG TENT. (DONATED BY PTE. M.E. MCCARTHY.)
DISMANTLING THE FIELD BAKERY AT TEL-EL-KEBIR FOR SHIPMENT TO FRANCE IN 1916. (DONATED BY PTE. M.E. MCCARTHY.)

Seven unidentified members of the 3rd Australian Field Bakery on the Salisbury Plain with a wagon full of newly baked bread. Three of the men are wearing rubber boots; note the muddy state of the gro
Drawing the first batch of bread baked by the 1st Australian Field Bakery at 'K' Beach, Imbros. The ovens shown are Aldershot pattern ground ovens.

The 1st Australian Field Bakery at 'K' Beach, Imbros Island. The wood supply having failed at the last moment, the bread being baked in ovens heated with grass, gathered from the hillsides. 30,000 pou

MOORA, WA. 1943-11-23. BAKERS OF NO 1 PLATOON, 11TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD BAKERY DISPLAYING THE LAST BATCH OF BREAD BAKED FOR THE DAY. THIS BAKERY IS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING 13000 LB OF BREAD PER DAY AND IS T

MOORA, WA. 1943-11-23. BAKERS OF NO 1 PLATOON, 11TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD BAKERY TRANSFERING NEWLY BAKED BREAD TO THE STORE ROOM.
