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Photograph 020956 Second World War, 1939-1945These Polish soldiers in a reserve position at Tobruk were quite accustomed to handling the British mortar.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A portrait of a Polish Lieutenant in charge of a mortar section at Tobruk.
These Polish soldiers in a reserve position at Tobruk were quite accustomed to handling the British mortar.

These Polish soldiers in a reserve position at Tobruk were quite accustomed to handling the British mortar.

A group of Polish Artillery officers outside their Section Headquarters in Tobruk. The Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Colonel S. Glivicz is also in the picture.

A head portrait of a Polish Infantryman at Tobruk.

Two Polish officers with their British Liaison Officer checking artillery plans in Tobruk. From left to right: Major S. Domicsek, Second-in-Charge, Polish Carparthian Artillery Regiment, Captain (Ca

Portrait of unnamed Polish soldier artisan who worked the national emblem in cement which was placed outside Headquarters, Polish Brigade, Tobruk.
