The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. A CASE OF DEHYDRATED POTATOES FOR AUSTRALIAN TROOPS AT WAU. THE DEHYDRATION OF VEGETABLES HAS MEANT THAT AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN BATTLE AREAS, AS WELL AS ELSEWHERE, CAN HAVE VEGETABLES, WHEREAS UNDER ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE. (NEGATIVE BY F. BAGNALL).
ERECTING A COLLAPSIBLE SCREEN FOR TALKIES SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA. NOTHING IS APPRECIATED MORE BY TROOPS, ESPECIALLY IN BATTLE AREAS, THAN TALKIES, AND EVEN HEAVY RAIN WILL NOT DRIVE THEM AWAY FROM TH
Three Australian officers and three soldiers, all unidentified, gathering vegetables from gardens. The extensive market gardens in this vicinity, deserted by their owners, were taken over by our troop
In remote areas of Phuoc Tuy Province in South Vietnam, Australian troops are seeking out and destroying gardens in which Viet Cong grow their food supplies. Troops, supported by tanks and armoured pe
North Korea. 1950. Turkish troops have figured in many bitter campaigns in Europe and the Near East. This may be the first time in history that a Turkish Regiment has come so far to find a battle grou
Scene 4A Take 1 Roll 10. Commanding Officer 2 Squadron RAAF 1967-1968. Describes the difference between dive and level bombing; advantage of level bombing is that you can bomb under the clouds; proced
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-14. VIEW FROM ONE OF THE WARDS OF STONNINGTON CONVALESCENT HOME. AS THE BODY HEALS SO DOES THE MIND UNDER SUCH EXCELLENT AND EXHILARATING CIRCUMSTANCES AS IS SEEN IN THIS PICTU
