The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 7th Australian Division, on leave in Colombo while on their way home from the Middle East, partake of free tea dispensed from a stall of the Ceylon Tea Propaganda Board. Note the vehicle has a sign on its door to say that it is owned by the Propaganda Board and that free tea is available. Another sign attached to the front of the bus indicates `Tea Vigour, Vitality Victory'.
Members of the 7th Australian Division, on leave in Colombo while on their way home from the Middle East, partake of free tea, as noted on the sign, dispensed from a stall of the Ceylon Tea Propaganda
Members of the 7th Australian Division, on leave in Colombo while on their way home from the Middle East, partake of free tea dispensed from a stall of the Ceylon Tea Propaganda Board.
Middle East. c. 1941. NFX76519 Rita Hind, a member of the Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD), stands beside a bus in the desert. The sign affixed above the windscreen indicates the bus is a free service p
Seoul or Pusan. A South Korean Military Policeman directing traffic in a quiet street. A bullock cart approaches from the right and the building has a sign above the door reading Victory Barber Shop F
An unidentified Australian Army corporal types letters or forms on a typewriter in an office, probably in the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) Signals Regiment. The sign on the door indica
Members of A Company, 1RAR, most of them still aboard an M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) of 1 APC Troop, 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse, have just arrived at the French-owned Gallia rubb