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Photograph 017581 Second World War, 1939-1945Private J. W. Dixon of Bankstown, NSW, proudly shows off the unit mascot, a dog called Andy who has his own quarters and own AIF number, QX270861.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Private J. W. Dixon of Bankstown, NSW, proudly shows off the unit mascot, a dog called Andy who has his own quarters and own AIF number, QX270861.
Private J. W. Dixon of Bankstown, NSW, proudly shows off the unit mascot, a dog called Andy who has his own quarters and own AIF number, QX270861.

NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-09. CORPORAL J. J. BOWDEN OF ALBURY, NSW, A MEMBER OF NO. 2 MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION (DETACHMENT) RAAF, WITH HIS MASCOT, A DOG CALLED "CORPORAL NAFFU".

France. A dog called Spot who was the regimental mascot of the 8th Battalion, AIF. (Donor Lieutenant Colonel J.C.M. Traill)

MOROTAI ISLAND, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. C. 1945. FLIGHT LIEUTENANT J. (ANDY) ANDREW RAAF OF ADELAIDE, SA (STANDING AT RIGHT), WHO HAS ARRANGED FOR FILM SHOWS THREE TIMES A WEEK IN

New Britain. April 1945. The New Britain Yacht Club's regatta, in which many types of craft participated. Signaller Tony Liccardo of Sydney, NSW, pipe in his mouth, takes his mascot, a dog called 'Dix

"Corporal "Stinker" who has now been transferred to a S.A.A.F [South African Air Force] unit in the Sudan." Mascot dog of No 3 Squadron RAAF. Image from the collection of Marcus Lindsay (Mac) Macinni
