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Photograph 010867 Second World War, 1939-1945L.A.C. JOHNSON MEETS FRIEND. THEY WILL SPEND A QUIET EVENING AT THE PICTURES. L.A.C. JOHNSON MUST BE IN BED BY 10.30, EXCEPTING TUESDAYS, WHEN LEAVE IS EXTENDED TO 11.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AFTER DINNER L.A.C. JOHNSON'S TIME IS HIS OWN. EXCEPTING TUESDAYS, WHEN LEAVE IS EXTENDED TILL 11 P.M., HE IS IN BED BY 10.30. RECREATION ROOMS ARE EQUIPPED WITH RADIOS, BILLIARD TABLES, WRITING DESKS. SINCE JOHNSON'S HOME IS IN ANOTHER STATE, HE SPENDS A GOOD DEAL OF TIME WRITING HOME.
L.A.C. JOHNSON MEETS FRIEND. THEY WILL SPEND A QUIET EVENING AT THE PICTURES. L.A.C. JOHNSON MUST BE IN BED BY 10.30, EXCEPTING TUESDAYS, WHEN LEAVE IS EXTENDED TO 11.

MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-27. A CORNER OF THE LOUNGE AT THE LADY DUGAN HOSTEL AND CONVALESCENT HOME FOR WAR NURSES. TFX 6322 SISTER J. KENNEDY, AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE OF THE 109TH AUSTRALIAN GE

Collection related to the Second World War service of NX65520 Sergeant Anthony Maurice Leehy, 8th Division Signals, prisoner of war, 1942-1945. Leehy was a married, 28-year-old clerk from Sydney when
Letters relating to the First World War service of 4272 Sergeant William Edward Peach, 7th Battalion. These letters were written by Peach to his family between 2 January and 25 December 1917. In thes

"Incredible scenes not only in Kabul but across Afghanistan today. On the second day of an overlap in unilateral ceasefires ordered by the Afghan government and Taliban leadership, respectively, membe

Studio portrait of two Australian ex-Prisoners of War (POW), 2812 Trooper (Tpr) Reuben John Blechynden, Imperial Camel Corps, from Bridgetown, Western Australia, on left, and 1351 Signaller (Sig) Dunc
