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Photograph 020214 Second World War, 1939-1945Smoke in the distance is from a salvo of bombs bursting on the eastern shore of Tobruk harbour.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A salvo of bombs bursting on the eastern shore of Tobruk Harbour. In the right hand corner V505633 Warrant Officer Robert Keith Munro of the Military History and Information Section is seen taking a “shot” of the scene.
Smoke in the distance is from a salvo of bombs bursting on the eastern shore of Tobruk harbour.

From the ruins of a bombed building in Tobruk VX46163 Warrant Officer Class 1 Ronald Keith Monro, of the Military History and Information Section, takes a “shot” with his cine camera.

The official residence of No5 Field Unit, Military History and Information Section, formerly the “Albergo Tobruch” (Hotel Tobruk). Standing at the entrance are, from left to right: VX46163 Warrant O

A scene in one of the main streets of Tripoli, Syria. The cinematographer is VX46163 Warrant Officer Class One Ronald Keith Monro of the Military History Section.

A British bomber aircraft over Tobruk, took this remarkable photograph. The two bands of heavy black smoke were made by three well established fires, the irregular white lines recorded in the plate sm

ANGLO-EGYPTIAN-SUDAN. 1941-11. LIEUTENANT K. BLACK AND WARRANT-OFFICER I.A.J. FAITHFULL OF THE MILITARY HISTORY AND INFORMATION SECTION TRAVELLED TO ASMARA IN ERITREA TO OBTAIN STOCKS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
