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KILA BEACH, PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-11. V2/362 MRS N. LYNCH (1), A MEMBER OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS ATTACHED TO THE 2/1ST GENERAL HOSPITAL, POURING TEA FROM A MOBILE CANTEEN WHICH OFFERS A CHOICE OF LIGHT REFRESHMENTS. THE CANTEEN, WHICH TOURS BEACHES AND SPORTS MEETINGS HAS BEEN IN THE AREA FOR 18 MONTHS AND PROVIDED OVER 7,000 MEALS DURING THE PERIOD.
KILA BEACH, PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-11. V2/363 MRS N. LYNCH (9), A MEMBER OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS ATTACHED TO THE 2/1ST GENERAL HOSPITAL, POURS TEA FROM A MOBILE CANTEEN WHICH OFFERS A C
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-11-29. MRS LAMBETH POURING TEA FOR SERVICE PERSONNEL AT THE WOMENS ALL SERVICES CANTEEN (WASC), EDDY AVENUE. FREE MEALS WERE SUPPLIED HERE FOR ALL SERVICES DURING THE WAR. (PHOTOGRAPH
KURE, JAPAN. 1946-10-03. THE SALVATION ARMY RED SHIELD WAR SERVICES PROVIDED LIGHT REFRESHMENTS FROM THEIR TRUCK SERVING AS A MOBILE CANTEEN, AFTER THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH BASE FIRST TABLOID SPORTS M
NEW GUINEA. FIVE HUNDRED MEALS AT A TIME AT A HOSPITAL PICNIC, OR UNLOADING BOATS OF WOUNDED ALLIED TROOPS, HAVE BEEN CATERED FOR BY THIS RED CROSS MOBILE CANTEEN. WITH THE SOLDIERS WHO ARE RECEIVING
RAF Fighter Command Spitfires of No. 453 Squadron RAAF this is the Squadron led by Squadron Leader Ernest Esau which was engaged in attacking V2 rocket sites. Close up studies of pilots drinking tea a
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1942-06-07. ALLIED AND AUSTRALIAN SERVICEMEN AND CIVILIANS BEING SERVED BISCUITS, TEA AND COFFEE BY WOMEN HELPERS AT A TOC H. MOBILE CANTEEN, STATIONED OUTSIDE TOC H. HEADQUARTERS IN C
