The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
FINSCHHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 194-07-02. QX10072 LIEUTENANT A.A. NOLAN, 101ST BRIGADE SUPPORT COMPANY, DISPLAYS A LETTER RACK AND OPENER CONSTRUCTED FROM JAPANESE BULLETS AND SHELL CASE. THE INGENUITY USED BY SOME SOUVENIR MAKERS IS REMARKABLE. THIS SET WAS MADE USING A HACKSAW BLADE, COLD CHISEL AND SANDPAPER.
Palestine. 1942-02. Horrie, the "Wog Dog", the four legged mascot and campaigner of the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, pictured in his travelling pack shortly before the unit returned to Australia. Horr
Horrie, the "Wog Dog", the four legged mascot and campaigner of the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, pictured in his travelling pack shortly before the unit returned to Australia. Horrie was adopted by Pr
Horrie the Wog Dog, the four-legged mascot and campaigner attached to the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, seen here standing on a fuel can wearing his Corporal's uniform. 'Horrie the Wog Dog' was a white
