The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 2nd Battalion barber, 1831 Private H J Sewell, giving an unidentified soldier a haircut. It was during these periods of rest that the men were able to obtain a welcome haircut and clean changes of clothing denied them in the line. An unidentified soldier watches at left.
The 2nd Battalion barber, 1831 Private H J Sewell, giving an unidentified soldier a haircut. It was during these periods of rest that the men were able to obtain a welcome haircut and clean changes of
The 2nd Battalion barber, 1831 Private H J Sewell, giving an unidentified soldier a haircut. It was during these periods of rest that the men were able to obtain a welcome haircut and clean changes of
Korea. c. 1951. Flight Lieutenant John Harnetty (right), a Public Relations Officer with the Australian Army who was seconded from the RAAF, with his notebook in hand, watches on as an unidentified so
NEAR BARDIA - THE COMFORTS FUND PROVED THEIR WORTH BY GETTING CHRISTMAS HAMPERS TO THE BOYS IN THE FRONT LINE ON CHRISTMAS DAY AND PARCELS CERTAINLY PROVIDED WELCOME CHANGE OF DIET FOR THEM BESIDES GI
An unidentified soldier working in the Clothing Room at the Australian Corps Clothing Exchange, near Corbie. Soiled clothes were handed in and clean articles issued in exchange.
An unidentified soldier, sits on a rock beside some hay at a rest area, and receives a short, back and sides haircut from a soldier. The hairdresser is wearing a summer cap and is probably a soldier
An unidentified driver from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), sits in his jeep and talks with fellow soldiers who have just received very welcome mail. 3RAR have set up a tempo
