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Photograph E05055 Period 1910-1919A group of unidentified soldiers, several with their kits, gathered in a town street. At the time the Australians were billeted in the town Charleroi and the surrounding district. In the background

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Morialme, Belgium. 18 December 1918. The Australian troops, who had been on the move when the Armistice was signed, continued their advance into Belgium, being billeted on their arrival in the villages surrounding Charleroi, Morialme and Beaumont. The Belgians spared no effort to show their gratitude to the troops. Identified are: Warrant Officer Alexander Casserly, Official Photographer Records Section (left foreground); Gunner (Gnr) Cartledge (sitting on Casserly's left), and Gnr Bailey (right foreground).
A group of unidentified soldiers, several with their kits, gathered in a town street. At the time the Australians were billeted in the town Charleroi and the surrounding district. In the background

BEAUFORT, BORNEO. 1945-08-08. A CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL, ORGANISED BY MEMBERS OF 2/43RD INFANTRY BATTALION, WAS HELD ON AUSTER AIRSTRIP. THE LOCAL ADULT COMMUNITIES, CHINESE, MALAY, INDIAN, FILIPINO AND O

A group of unidentified Australian soldiers walking amidst debris toward their underground billet (left). The surrounding buildings show the extensive shell damage sustained by the town. Note in the

BEAUFORT, BORNEO. 1945-08-08. A CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL, ORGANISED BY MEMBERS OF 2/43RD INFANTRY BATTALION, WAS HELD ON AUSTER AIRSTRIP. THE LOCAL ADULT COMMUNITIES, CHINESE, MALAY, INDIAN, FILIPINO AND O

The Mayor of Charleroi, Emile Devreux, thanking, on behalf of the people of the municipality, Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Sir J J Talbot Hobbs KCB VD, General Officer Commanding, Australian Corps Comm

BEAUFORT, BORNEO. 1945-08-08. A CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL, ORGANISED BY MEMBERS OF 2/43RD INFANTRY BATTALION, WAS HELD ON AUSTER AIRSTRIP. THE LOCAL ADULT COMMUNITIES, CHINESE, MALAY, INDIAN, FILIPINO AND O
