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Photograph 014972 Second World War, 1939-1945NEW GUINEA. MILNE BAY. AN A.I.F. CONCERT PARTY ENTERTAINS TROOPS AT MILNE BAY. PERFORMANCES ARE GIVEN SIX NIGHTS A WEEK, THE PROGRAM BEING CHANGED TWICE A MONTH. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. MILNE BAY. AN A.I.F. CONCERT PARTY ENTERTAINS TROOPS AT MILNE BAY. PERFORMANCES ARE GIVEN SIX NIGHTS A WEEK, THE PROGRAM BEING CHANGED TWICE A MONTH. TWO FEMALE IMPERSONATORS, CORPORAL TERRY HUGHES AND GEORGE WARD, BOTH OF SOUTH YARRA, VICTORIA. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. MILNE BAY. AN A.I.F. CONCERT PARTY ENTERTAINS TROOPS AT MILNE BAY. PERFORMANCES ARE GIVEN SIX NIGHTS A WEEK, THE PROGRAM BEING CHANGED TWICE A MONTH. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).

"Three brothers share this room in Nangahar Regional Hospital in eastern Afghanistan. Between them they have one leg. Upstairs, in the female ward, their younger sister, Rabia, was recovering after on
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Child's army tunic made from brown khaki cotton with a pleated rear panel and pleated patch pockets at breast and hip. Each pocket is fitted with a non-functioning brown domed Bakelite button, of whic
