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Photograph 021052 Second World War, 1939-1945A group of Senior Officers of the Polish Brigade taken at Tobruk. Identified personnel to photographer, from left to right, are: Backrow: Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Cieszkowski (OC “A” Tk Bty); M

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of Senior Officers of the Polish Brigade taken at Tobruk. Identified personnel to photographer, from left to right, are: Backrow: Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Cieszkowski (OC “A” Tk Bty); Major (Maj) Zaremba (Chief of Staff); Maj J. Sholto Douglas (OC No 26 British Military liaison); Maj Kwiatkowski (Polish Lisiason Officer HQ Tobruk Fortress). Front row: Captain Rozycki (Staff Captain); Maj Zimnal (Brigade Major); 375 Lt Col William Wauchope Crellin (Commanding Officer 2/43rd Australian Infantry Battalion); Major General Stanislaw Kopanski (GOC Polish Independent Brigade); Colonel Peszek (Second in Command Polish Brigade); Maj Kopec (OC 1 Polish Infantry Battalion); Maj Bobinski (OC Polish Cavalry Regiment); Maj Brzosko (OC 2 polish Infantry Battalion).
A group of Senior Officers of the Polish Brigade taken at Tobruk. Identified personnel to photographer, from left to right, are: Backrow: Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Cieszkowski (OC “A” Tk Bty); M

Brigadier Godfrey of the 24th Infantry Brigade and Battalion Commanding Officers at Tobruk. From left to right: SX8886 Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Thomas Mayo Conroy, 2/32nd Battalion; VX25 Brigadie

Portrait in Tobruk of Major General Stanislaw Kopanski, General officer Commanding, Polish Independent Brigade.

The Commander in Chief, Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, speaking to the Battalion Commanders after inspecting the 10th Infantry Brigade in the grounds of the aerodrome near the Chateau. Left to right:

Headquarters Group of the 26th Infantry Brigade, Tobruk. Left to right: Back row: Lieutenant (Lt) W. L. Grott (Polish Cavalry Liaison Officer); SX9990 Lt Hurtle Cummins Morphett; VX1641 Captain (C

KAIRI, QLD. 1943-07-31. COMPETITIONS IN "SKILL AT ARMS" BETWEEN UNITS AND PERSONNEL OF THE 24TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE, WERE CARRIED OUT. HIGHLIGHT OF THE PROGRAMME WAS THE "CEREMONIAL COMPANIES"
