The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of 2/31st Infantry Battalion’s Concert Party at Jebel Tourbel, Syria. Identified members, from the left, are: VX11625 Private (Pte) R. R. Buckley (drums); VX16601 Pte Burlton George Coombe (Piano Accordion); QX20749 Pte Jack Lawrence Byford (Guitar); NX11337 Pte Phillip Thomas Riddell Brown (Piano); SX5215 Corporal J. Kirke and DX124 Lieutenant Leslie Gordon Gardner (In charge of Concert Party).
Men of the 2/31st Infantry Battalion constructing a Section Post as part of the second defence line in the Jebel Tourbel area, Syria. Identified, from the left, are: VX11832 Private (Pte) Brian Rae
Members of the 2/31st Infantry Battalion erecting barbed wire defences in the Jebel Tourbel area, Syria. Identified personnel, from left to right, are: SX1997 Private (Pte) Michael Wade; QX16774 Pt
Perth, WA. c.1944. Group portrait of members of the 1st Armoured Division Concert Party, some with their musical instruments. Left to right: back row: Ron Apps, Paul De Bur, Ray Chester, Jimmy Roberts
Yamil No. 1 - Maprik Area, New Guinea. 14 July 1945. Group portrait of the Waratah concert party which entertains troops in forward areas. Shown: Lieutenant H. W. Garland of Sydney, NSW, Commanding Of
Pusan, Korea. 4 April 1954. An Australian Concert Party led by Colin Baker of Bondi, NSW, arrived in Pusan yesterday to tour all British Commonwealth Units in Korea. Here an impromptu sing song for so
Pusan, Korea. 4 April 1954. An Australian Concert Party led by Colin Baker of Bondi, NSW, arrived in Pusan yesterday to tour all British Commonwealth Units in Korea. Here an impromptu sing song for so
