The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of unidentified members of the 1st Division gathered in and around one of their shelters. The shelter is surrounded by trees and camouflaged with branches, and its roof is supported by logs and a large rock.
A group of unidentified Australian soldiers, probably of a reserve company of the 2nd Australian Infantry Brigade, standing near their shelter. The roof of the shelter is supported by a large rock an
Unidentified members of 2nd Division Signals gathered around a wireless transmitter set at the camp signal office at Carns Hill. The office is a corrugated iron shed, with extra shelter provided by a
Perak State, Malaya. Two members of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), in front of a temporary shelter at a bush camp during operations in the jungle. The shelter consists of she
A young Maltese mother feeds her baby outside their shelter home. Covered by 120 feet of rock, these shelters, which take a month to tunnel, consist of three large rooms. The pigeons carry on as usual
Pioneer Beach, NT. c. June 1943. Men of the 2/1st North Australia Observers Unit (NAOU), colloquially known as the nackeroos at the camp at Bynoe Bay, west of Darwin. A rough shelter, perhaps a cantee
Perak State, Malaya. A member of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), standing beside a makeshift shelter at a bush camp during operations in the jungle. The soldier, with cigarett
