The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. 1941-09-27. A WOUNDED AUSTRALIAN, EVACUATED FROM TOBRUK, ON A STRETCHER AFTER HE HAD BEEN TAKEN FROM A ROYAL NAVY CRUISER.
Alexandria, Egypt. c. 1915-05. Sick and wounded Australian and British troops watching seriously ill stretcher cases being loaded into ambulances lined up on a wharf. Note the Royal Army Medical Corps
A stretcher case being loaded into a waiting ambulance on the Alexandria docks. These men had been evacuated from Tobruk by a naval unit.
A stretcher case being loaded into a waiting ambulance on the Alexandria docks. These men had been evacuated from Tobruk by a naval unit.
A stretcher case being loaded into a waiting ambulance on the Alexandria docks. These men had been evacuated from Tobruk by a naval unit.
1941-05. ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. TROOPS OF 6TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION ENTRAINING FOR CAMPS IN PALESTINE AFTER DISEMBARKING FROM CRETE FROM WHERE THEY HAD BEEN EVACUATED.
Members of Australian artillery and anti-aircraft units on the deck of a cruiser which had evacuated them from Tobruk to Alexandria.
