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Photograph 020106 Second World War, 1939-1945The ancient Greek-Roman fort of Tocra which was used as an Italian Army barracks.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A general view of the ancient ruins of Tocra Fort, showing caves which bear Greek and Roman inscriptions. QX6167 Lieutenant William Spencer Beaney, 9th Australian Division, attached Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, can be seen in one of the archways.
The ancient Greek-Roman fort of Tocra which was used as an Italian Army barracks.

The Headquarters of the 26th Australian Infantry Brigade at Tocra, Libya.

TOCRA. BRIGADIER H. C. H. ROBERTSON AND STAFF OUTSIDE 19TH BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS. THIS BUILDING WAS THE ANCIENT SEAT OF THE ROMAN PRAEFECTURA (GOVERNOR'S) OF THE DISTRICT. (PHOTOGRAPHER FRANK HURLEY)

A view of the approaches to the Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade. An officer can be seen entering a tent in the centre of the photo.

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,

General shots of the Libyan countryside and Italian land settlers. 6 Australian Division engineer units at work in different areas of Libya. Ruins of ancient Greek city of Cirene. A group of 2/11 Aust