P00064.032
Photograph P00064.032 Second World War, 1939-1945HASRUM (HASROUN) SYRIA. THE TOWN OF HASROUN (HASROUT?) IN THE LEBANON MOUNTAINS. "THESE HOUSES ALL HAVE RED TILE ROOFS, AND LOOK BETTER THAN THE SNAP SHOWS."

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYRIA. " THIS IS SOME OF THE TYPE OF COUNTRY IN THE LEBANON RANGES. IT IS THROUGH THESE PARTS THAT ALL THESE STEEP ROADS ARE, YOU CAN'T SEE HOW DEEP THEY ARE, THEY GO DOWN DEEPER THAN THE SNAP SHOWS."
HASRUM (HASROUN) SYRIA. THE TOWN OF HASROUN (HASROUT?) IN THE LEBANON MOUNTAINS. "THESE HOUSES ALL HAVE RED TILE ROOFS, AND LOOK BETTER THAN THE SNAP SHOWS."

Lieutenant William Hopkin 'Hop' James MC, 1st Light Horse Regiment, has written on the verso of this version of the photograph "This is a snap of some of the 3rd Brigade practicing a charge. You will

SYRIA. "SNOW ON THE LEBANON RANGES ABOUT 8000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL. SITTING IS CAPTAIN PAGE AND BY THE LOOKS, I (SX3037 DRIVER STANLEY GLEN REYNOLDS) DID THROW IT AFTER THE SNAP WAS TAKEN. I ALSO RECE

Korea. c. 1951. For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. The three being held by unidentified soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regime

The rugged terrain is apparent here as a mixed convoy of GMC, CCKW-353 two and a half ton trucks, including an artillery tractor towing a 25 pounder field gun and other vehicles negotiate a steep road

Portrait of three Allied Prisoners of War (POW) at Stalag XVIIIa working camp A 146/L near Wolfsburg, including NX14129 Private (Pte) Henry James Sparkes, 2/2 Battalion (on left) who was working as a
