The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Men of the Army Service Corps, 9th Division, were used as infantrymen for a long period and guarded the rugged east coast sector of Tobruk where the perimeter met the Mediterranean in a series of deep and narrow wadis. The men manned former Italian concrete posts.
Men of the Army Service Corps, 9th Division, were used as infantrymen for a long period and guarded the rugged east coast sector of Tobruk where the perimeter met the Mediterranean in a series of deep
Men of the Army Service Corps, 9th Division, were used as infantrymen for a long period and guarded the rugged east coast sector of Tobruk where the perimeter met the Mediterranean in a series of deep
Ern O’Brien of Mackay, Queensland, manning a bren gun through a slit in a concrete post looking out to sea. He is a member of the 9th Division Army Service Corps which was employed as infantrymen on
The cliffs of the Libyan coast looking towards enemy positions. These men from the 9th Division Army Service Corps are attached to the 2/32nd Battalion and are manning Post Z101, last on the eastern
The cliffs of the Libyan coast looking towards enemy positions. These men from the 9th Division Army Service Corps are attached to the 2/32nd Battalion and are manning Post Z101, last on the eastern
Members of the Army Service Corps, 9th Division, used as infantry in this eastern sector of Tobruk, are standing by an Italian 75mm gun at Post Z101 on a cliff above the Mediterranean. The men possib
