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Photograph A00444 First World War, 1914-1918A group of Australian troops resting by the side of the road, guns are lying against the embankment. The photograph was taken prior to leaving for Anzac. Their colour shoulder patches indicate they
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of some of the unidentified Australian officers who took part in the Western Frontier Campaign in the Libyan Desert. A padre is in the middle of the back row and the colour patches worn by the major, front row third from left, indicate he probably belonged to the 1st Divisional Train, ASC.
A group of Australian troops resting by the side of the road, guns are lying against the embankment. The photograph was taken prior to leaving for Anzac. Their colour shoulder patches indicate they
Western Desert, Libya. 2 June 1942. Group portrait of four officers of the Italian Air Force captured in the third Libyan campaign.

Group portrait of 18 unidentified officers. They have probably been attending a training course in England. The gorgets attached to the collars of some officers indicate that they are staff officers

Soldiers with a group of Bedouin prisoners during the Western Frontier Campaign in the Libyan Desert. A white dog is on the left and horse lines are in the (right) background.
A camel train laden with Sydney War Chest and Australian Comforts Fund gifts trekking across the Libyan Desert from Mersa Matruh Landing on the North African coast to the Western Frontier. (Donor Sir

Three Model T Ford Red Cross cars waiting for wounded after fighting on Christmas Day in the Libyan Desert, Western Frontier Campaign. Three soldiers are standing in front of the Rolls Royce armoured
