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Photograph 020497 Second World War, 1939-1945Under the shelter provided by this rock formation in the side of a wadi, these two members of the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion are writing letters home.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This rock formation provided a natural dugout in the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion area, Tobruk.
Under the shelter provided by this rock formation in the side of a wadi, these two members of the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion are writing letters home.

Two members of the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion eating a hasty lunch in a small rock cave in a forward area of Tobruk.

VX31704 Corporal Warwick (Wally) Brownrigg, of the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion replacing the magazine of his tommy gun. His dugout is typical of fire bays in the Tobruk area.

An English soldier in the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion area in Tobruk posed for this photograph.

The Commanding Officer of the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion, VX47819 Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Evans and the Medical Officer, VX48595 Captain John MacDonald Agar, playing chinese checkers outside a dugou

The Commanding Officer of the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion, VX47819 Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Evans and the Medical Officer, VX48595 Captain John MacDonald Agar, playing chinese checkers outside a dugou
