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Photograph 020147 Second World War, 1939-1945VX48227 Driver Charles Timothy Jury, Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, inspecting the bomb damaged wreckage of an Italian ammunition truck near Tobruk

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VX48227 Driver Charles Timothy Jury, Australian Imperial Force, examines one of a battery of four Italian coastal guns captured by allied troops near Tobruk.
VX48227 Driver Charles Timothy Jury, Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, inspecting the bomb damaged wreckage of an Italian ammunition truck near Tobruk

VX48227 Driver Charles Timothy Jury, Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, inspecting one of the anti-tank ditches near Tobruk, Post R5, in the 26th Australian Infantry Brigade area. Foremo

The Salvation Army did wonderful work during the strenuous days of Tobruk. Here is a picture of the Red Shield hut in the town. Shown are, (left to right) VX48227 Driver Charles Timothy Jury and VX2

Cleopatra’s Bath, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade area, a boat harbour to the east of the gun positions. VX48227 Private Charles Timothy Jury prepares to enjoy a swim.

A broken propeller blade and a wooden cross mark the grave of Sergeant J.H.G. Webster, No 73 Squadron, Royal Air Force, near El Adem turn-off on the Bardia Road. He was killed in action on 14 April 1

Tobruk defence system after its capture by Australian soldiers of the 6th Division. The guns pictured are Italian naval guns in a coastal battery in Tobruk, Libya.
