The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A section of the camp area of the 26th Australian Infantry Brigade. The Signals Office can be seen among the rocks on the side of the road near the truck. Some of the Brigade personnel can be see queued up for their lunch.
Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, situated in a wadi immediately to the south of the Derna Road. The tent in the foreground is the actual Headquarters. The Signals Office is immediatel
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
An anti-tank ditch in the 2/48th Australian Infantry Battalion area, near Tobruk, to the east of the El Adem Road. QX6167 Lieutenant William Spencer Beaney, Signals Officer, 9th Australian Division,
The heavily sandbagged Australian Brigade Headquarters and Field Dressing Station located in the quarry on the road between Corbie and Villers-Bretonneux. Several groups of soldiers can be seen in an
This Brigade Headquarters truck was one of many casualties of the minefields laid around the 26th Australian Infantry Brigade area near Tobruk.
CLOSE UP OF TWO OPERATORS OF THE SIGNALS SECTION, 26TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE, AT THE ATHERTON TABLELAND TRAINING AREA. LEFT TO RIGHT:- WX3129 CORPORAL N. A. WYNNE AND WX2983 SIGNALMAN T. P. INGR
