The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Despite a bandage shown here and there, these men of the 24th Infantry Brigade were in good spirits as they disembarked after their voyage from Tobruk. Identified, centre front, is QX474 Lionel Douglas Poacher of Wilston, Qld whose name is written on his bag near his left foot. All others are unidentified but likely from the 2/25th Battalion, 2/28th Battalion or 2/43rd Battalion, all units of the 24th Brigade.
Brigadier Godfrey of the 24th Infantry Brigade and Battalion Commanding Officers at Tobruk. From left to right: SX8886 Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Thomas Mayo Conroy, 2/32nd Battalion; VX25 Brigadie
KLIAS, BORNEO. 1945-08-07. MAJOR GENERAL G. F. WOOTTEN, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING 9TH DIVISION, MOVING PAST MEMBERS OF THE GUARD DRAWN FROM 2/43RD BATTALION, TO ENTER HIS RAILWAY CARRIAGE. MAJOR GENE
KAIRI, QLD. 1943-07-31. COMPETITIONS IN "SKILL AT ARMS" BETWEEN UNITS AND PERSONNEL OF THE 24TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE, WERE CARRIED OUT. HIGHLIGHT OF THE PROGRAMME WAS THE "CEREMONIAL COMPANIES"
Three weeks after the 24th Australian Infantry Brigade arrived in Palestine from Tobruk a parade was held at Kilo 89 to mark the visit by the General Officer Commanding AIF, Lieutenant General Sir Tho
Three weeks after the 24th Australian Infantry Brigade arrived in Palestine from Tobruk a parade was held at Kilo 89 to mark the visit by the General Officer Commanding AIF, Lieutenant General Sir Tho
Three weeks after the 24th Australian Infantry Brigade arrived in Palestine from Tobruk a parade was held at Kilo 89 to mark the visit by the General Officer Commanding AIF, Lieutenant General Sir Tho
