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Photograph 020119 Second World War, 1939-1945A wrecked Signals Office at 26th Australian Infantry Brigade. It blew over in a dust storm. Troops are wearing glasses to protect their eyes from the dust.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wreckage in this picture is not the result of a “direct hit” but is all that was left of the Signals Office, Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade after a storm in May 1941.
A wrecked Signals Office at 26th Australian Infantry Brigade. It blew over in a dust storm. Troops are wearing glasses to protect their eyes from the dust.

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

At Sea, Turkey. c. 6 October 1915. A barque was stranded off North Beach, Gallipoli Peninsula. The wreckage shown under the sun was all that was left of her after the storm.
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

MIDWAY, PACIFIC ISLANDS. 1942-06-06. THE JAPANESE CRUISER MIKUMA, ON FIRE AND SINKING FOLLOWING ATTACKS BY US AIRCRAFT. NOTE THE TORPEDO TUBES PROTRUDING FROM HER HULL, THE RESULT OF THE EXPLOSION OF

VX48227 Driver Charles Timothy Jury, Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, inspecting the bomb damaged wreckage of an Italian ammunition truck near Tobruk
