The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The cooks of the 2nd Australian Pioneer Battalion preparing the evening meal at Swan Chateau, in the Ypres Sector. Identified, left to right: Private (Pte) R Tuckerman (standing in background); Pte J Owen (bending over); Pte W Piper; Pte G Muir (standing); Pte A Lawrence (bending over); Pte G F Smith (partially obscured); Pte E White (standing), stirring the pot on the stove.
Other rank's khaki wool greatcoat. The single breasted loose-fitting coat has shoulder straps, deep turn back cuffs, a stand and fall collar with a hook and eye fastener. There are sloping inset pocke
Other Ranks khaki Bedford cord breeches. The breeches have a concealed five button fly (two lowest buttons have been replaced), and eleven buttons in pairs are spaced around the waistband for the fitt
Khaki wool twill tunic with stand and fall collar and oxidised brass Rising Sun (general service) badges at front collar edges secured with split brass pins. There are two sets of metal hooks and eye
The open air workshop of the 2nd Australian Pioneer Battalion in the Reserve area at Swan Chateau, in the Ypres sector. Identified, left to right in the foreground: 2925 Private (Pte) Walter Parker Pr
Two crew members on the frigate HMAS Shoalhaven, cook up a meal in some large pots on the stove in the galley. The cook stirring the pot has his name on his breast pocket, L J Parsons. His assistant
COOKS PREPARING THE EVENING MEAL AT THE PRISONER OF WAR (POW) BRANCH HEADQUARTERS, RECOVERED ALLIED POWS AND INTERNEES UNIT TRANSIT CAMP FOR 8TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION EX-POWS AT THE LAW UNIVERSITY. SHOW
Men of the 57th Battalion drawing hot tea from a cooker, prior to marching out of the Swan area to the front line in the Ypres Sector. As protection from the mud, waders were worn and, where these wer
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-22. ONE OF THE COOKS OF LAND HEADQUARTERS AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S SERVICES, OFFICERS' SCHOOL, PRIVATE G. M. JAMES, PREPARING THE EVENING MEAL AT "GRONG-GRONG", TOORAK ROAD.
Cooks of the 35th Battalion, with their cookers in a position near Guillemont Farm, a few hours after the Infantry had captured this section of the Hindenburg Defences. Identified, left to right: Priv
