The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cooks of the 2nd Battalion preparing bully beef rissoles for the evening meal at Ypres. With the aid of the mincer, the eternal 'bully' was turned into a variety of dishes. Identified are: Lance Corporal D McPherson (left foreground), cutting what appears to be bacon; R Egan (checking the contents in the field cooker or mobile kitchen, behind McPherson); Private (Pte) Kerwin (right foreground) working the mincer (this man has also been identified as Pte Hamilton MM); Pte R W Boyce (extreme right background, cigarette in mouth); Pte Suppel (on the other side of the field cooker). There is a limber behind Pte Boyce. Beside McPherson there are tins of bully beef. The soldier in the centre foreground with the minced bully beef is carrying his gas mask over his shoulder.
NEW GUINEA. BUSO RIVER. LAE AREA. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS OPEN UP TINS OF BULLY BEEF. LEFT TO RIGHT - PTE. J. HILL, OF LIDCOMBE, N.S.W., N.S.W., AND CPL. W. MCDONALD OF HAMILTON, NEWCASTLE, N.S.W. (NEGATIVE
Cooks of the 58th Battalion with their field cooker (mobile kitchen) at Dickebusch, near Ypres, where the 5th Australian Division rested after the Third Battle of Ypres. Identified, left to right: 233
MOROTAI, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. C. 1945-03. SWIFTS AUSTRALIAN CORNED BEEF (BULLY BEEF) AND SPAM, WE PRESUME. MOST OF THE FOOD FOR AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN AT THE FIRST TACTICAL AIR FORCE
An improvised scale for weighing-in boxers at the 22nd Battalion sports at 'Hogsback' (about 12 miles from Ismailia), Egypt. The man's weight was estimated by the number of tins of bully-beef in the b
WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 1943-07-16. "A" COMPANY, 4TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION COOKHOUSE WITH "WYLES" MOBILE COOKER AND COOKHOUSE IN THE FOREGROUND. LEFT TO RIGHT: NX157067 SERGEANT J. R. DONALDSON; NX
Members of an advance party from 450 Squadron RAAF queue in the mess line for doughnuts, tinned potatoes and bully beef stew prepared by the cook, Jack Little, for their Christmas dinner. In the centr
