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Photograph EZ0112 First World War, 1914-1918The field kitchen of an Australian unit in a quarry known as the 'Chalk Pit'. In the foreground are four moveable cookers. The fuel used was coal or charcoal so as to reduce smoke. Meals were carri

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The field kitchens of a battalion in the support line of trenches. A seated group of soldiers is relaxing on the right; others are chatting and one is reading a newspaper. The chimneys of four cookers can be seen, as well as cooking vessels, wooden crates of supplies and transport wagons. The fuel used was coal or charcoal so as to reduce smoke. Meals were carried to the front lines from these kitchens three times a day.
The field kitchen of an Australian unit in a quarry known as the 'Chalk Pit'. In the foreground are four moveable cookers. The fuel used was coal or charcoal so as to reduce smoke. Meals were carri

The field kitchen of an Australian unit in a quarry known as the 'Chalk Pit'. In the foreground are four moveable cookers. The fuel used was coal or charcoal so as to reduce smoke. Meals were carried

Palestine. c. 1917. Captain Henry George Leahy, a doctor with the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC), lying down relaxing reading a newspaper in his bivouac set up in the desert. Under the cover a k

Men of a contingent of NSW Imperial Bushmen talking to members of the public (probably friends and relatives) in the kitchen area of the unit's camp at Kensington. Note the line of wood fired cookers

LABUAN, NORTH BORNEO. 1945-08-07. THE LIFE OF A KITTYHAWK PILOT ON LABUAN ISN'T ALWAYS AS RESTFUL AS THIS - UNFORTUNATELY FOR THE JAPANESE. 410955 FLYING OFFICER MORTON CRIPPS OF SYDNEY, NSW, RELAXING

Wales. 1941-10-03. Portrait of a pilot of No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF relaxing by reading a newspaper in the Officers Mess at RAF Station Pembroke Dock.
