The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This image was originally released by the Department of Information with the following caption: "The Salvation Army, as usual, is doing splendid work in the forward areas during the advance of our troops into Syria. Here, at Saiada the "army" car rests for a while and a crowd of visitors drops in to listen to the latest news from the outside world. The Salvation Army is creating a new record of service in this war that will prove a source of proud satisfaction and inspiration to its officers in the future." Major Albert Moore, the Salvation Army chaplain who drove the van, later recalled that "we were machine gunned twice by French planes in this position".
This photograph was originally issued with the following caption: "The Salvation Army, as usual, is doing splendid work in the forward areas during the advance of our troops into Syria. Here, at Saiad
This photograph was originally issued with the following caption: "The Salvation Army, as usual, is doing splendid work in the forward areas during the advance of our troops into Syria. Here, at Saiad
SYRIA. THE SALVATION ARMY, AS USUAL, IS DOING SPLENDID WORK IN THE FORWARD AREAS DURING THE ADVANCE OF OUR TROOPS INTO SYRIA. HERE, AT SAIADA THE "ARMY" CAR RESTS FOR A WHILE AND A CROWD OF VISITORS D
The Salvation Army Kokoda Trail coffee outpost.
PALESTINE, C. 1942. TWO SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS ENJOYING A CUP OF TEA BEHIND THEIR VAN, WHICH WAS DONATED BY THE COMMUNITY OF MURWILLUMBAH IN NORTHERN NSW.
BEIT JERJA, PALESTINE. MAJOR OAKLEY, MAJOR BLOOR AND ALBERT MOORE OF THE SALVATION ARMY, IN FRONT OF ONE OF THEIR VEHICLES
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. SALVATION ARMY POST AT MILNE BAY
