The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WHEN THE SQUADRON IS "RELEASED FROM OPERATIONS" FOR THE DAY, AN ATTEMPT IS MADE, WHEN TRANSPORT IS AVAILABLE, TO GET THE BOYS DOWN TO THE MEDITERRANEAN. THE MAIN IDEA IS, NOT SO MUCH SURF, AS WE KNOW SURFING IN AUSSIE, AS TO GIVE THE BOYS A BATH AND A DAMN GOOD SCRUB. (NEGATIVE BY GEORGE SILK).
WHEN THE SQUADRON IS "RELEASED FROM OPERATIONS" FOR THE DAY, AN ATTEMPT IS MADE, WHEN TRANSPORT IS AVAILABLE, TO GET THE BOYS DOWN TO THE MEDITERRANEAN. THE MAIN IDEA IS, NOT SO MUCH A SURF, AS WE KNO
Discusses Americans; Vietnamese currency; C-130 transport aircraft; New Zealand Special Air Service (SAS); camp conditions; tour of duty; weather; training; equipment; concert parties; No. 1 Australia
Ismalia, Egypt. c. March 1916. Horse lines at the temporary camp of 20th Australian Army Service Corps with horses tethered together amongst supply wagons and piles of the soldiers' gear and equipment
BARRINE, QUEENSLAND. 1945-01-09. A 28 DAY OLD BIRD MAKES STRAIGHT FOR THE 30 BIRD OPERATIONAL LOFT WHEN RELEASED FOR ITS INITIAL FLIGHT. CORPORAL C NORRIS, 1 PIGEON COMPANY, (1), CALLS THE BIRDS. THE
AT SEA. NO EXCUSE FOR BEING DIRTY WITH SO MUCH WATER AROUND, SO THESE TWO ABOARD MS SOPHOCLES TAKE IT IN TURN TO GIVE EACH OTHER A GOOD WASH. TROOPER FRANK BOYLE, AND TROOPER JOHN SHAW, BOTH OF THE 2/
Postcard of the Airmen's Lounge Room of No2 Wireless Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force in Calgary, Canada. Three men sit at desks while an additional twelve sit on armchairs and read. Six flags hang