The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This photograph was taken from the entrance to “Senussi Hospital”. It shows the type of country in which the cave, later used as a supply store, was constructed.
Entrance to the “Senussi Hospital”. This was a concrete cave constructed in a wadi on the eastern side of Tobruk harbour. Italians had concreted the roof when Australians captured the area. British
The small freight train loaded with stores approaching the entrance to the Senussi Cave which held 300 tons of goods.
A section of troops who worked in “Senussi Hospital” cave. A light railway line is being laid for the transport of supplies from the road which leads to within 400 yards of the cave.
Type of armoured car used by the expedition under the Duke of Westminster in the campaign against the Senussi tribesmen in Western Egypt. It is believed this car was the only one built, constructed ov
Type of armoured car used by the expedition under the Duke of Westminster in the campaign against the Senussi tribes in the Lybian Desert Western Egypt. It is believed this car was the only one built,
Korea. c. 1950. This aerial picture was taken from a RAAF Douglas C47 Dakota belonging to 77 Squadron. It shows the desolate Korean countryside with grim clarity and the type of inhospitable country o
