The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LIBYA. 1942-01. MEMORIES OF HOME WERE REVIVED FOR AUSTRALIAN TROOPS WHEN THEY PASSED THIS HOUSE ON THE ROAD BETWEEN DERNA AND TOBRUK. IT WAS PAINTED BY SX538 SAPPER "DOC" DAWES.
LIBYA. 1942-01. A FAMILIAR SIGHT TO ALL AUSTRALIANS WHO TOOK PART IN THE FIRST LIBYAN CAMPAIGN WAS THIS HUGE SIGN PAINTED BY SX538 SAPPER "DOC" DAWES ON A ROADSIDE BUILDING BETWEEN TOBRUK AND DERNA.
LIBYA. 1942-01. A FAMILIAR SIGHT TO ALL AUSTRALIANS WHO TOOK PART IN THE FIRST LIBYAN CAMPAIGN WAS THIS HUGE SIGN PAINTED BY SX538 SAPPER "DOC" DAWES ON A ROADSIDE BUILDING BETWEEN TOBRUK AND DERNA.
South Australian painter, SZ538 Sapper Leslie John “Doc” Dawes, 2/3rd Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, painted these signs on a road house about Kilo 30 west of Tobruk.
CYRENE, LIBYA. 1942-01. BRITISH ARTILLERYMEN INSPECTING ROMAN RUINS AT THIS SMALL TOWN ON THE ROADWAY BETWEEN DERNA AND BARCE.
CYRENE, LIBYA. 1942-01. BRITISH ARTILLERYMEN INSPECTING ROMAN RUINS AT THIS SMALL TOWN ON THE ROADWAY BETWEEN DERNA AND BARCE.
CYRENE, LIBYA. 1942-01. BRITISH ARTILLERYMEN INSPECTING ROMAN RUINS AT THIS SMALL TOWN ON THE ROADWAY BETWEEN DERNA AND BARCE.
