Content
1. Photograph album
2. Photograph album
Only photographs with inscriptions on the reverse side have been recorded.
3. [House-boats on the River Nile], print
4. [(Abu) Mena taken from top of Pyramids], print
5. [Hawkers in a side street in Cairo], print
6. [Halfway House Cairo, Alexandra], print
7. [Alexandria Harbour], print
8. [Flats Port Said], print
9. [Bathing sheds Port Said], print
10. [Main Street Port Said], print
11. [Gardens at Port Said], print
12. [Flats Port Said], print
13. [Anzac’s memorial 1914-18 Port Said], print
14. [Main Street, Sollum], print
15. [Sollum from top of hill], print
16-17. [Mersa Matruh], print
18. [Flag-station Ismailia], print
19. [Checking port Ismailia], print
20. [Gardens at Ismailia], print
21. [Park new Cairo], print
22. [Cookhouse in the desert, Quasaba], print
23-29. [Japanese gardens, Helwan, Cairo], print
30. [Maadi Police on their camels], print
31. [D.A.B making concrete paths at camp, Maadi], print
32. [Police barracks, Maadi], print
33. [Trains at Maadi Station], print
34. [Abbassia road taken from tower], print
35. [Napoleon’s towers Abbassia], print
36-37. [Egyptians at Abbassia who did our washing], print
38. [Convoy of Italian lorries banked by the R.A.F], print
39. [Captured Italian Breda guns], print
40. [Covering up patrol in the desert], print
41. [Sand storm on the way], print
42. [Type of desert we went over], print
43. [In the desert again], print
44. [Somewhere in the western desert], print
45. [R.A.F on patrol], print
46. [Boys resting after sixteen-mile route walk], print
47. [D.A.B boys digging in their tent position, western desert], print
48. [Ted & Ourie], print
49. [Tank troop in the western desert], print
50. [Our sub-section up in the Libyan desert], print
51. [Fort Capuzzo Libya], print
52. Date palms and sweet water camel], print
53. [Lizard again at camp], print
54. [Sailing barge in the fresh water canal], print
55-62. [Cairo Zoo], print
63. [Suez canal, road and military], print
64. [Service club for soldiers Cairo], print
65. [Rifiles march into Maadi Camp], print
66. [Looking up the canal at Port Said], print
67. [The rifle battalion when they disembark], print
68. [Mosque at a village near Cairo], print
69. [Small Mosque near Cairo], print
70. [One of Napoleon’s towers Abbassia, Cairo], print
71. [Ship going through Cairo], print
72. [Sailing barge in fresh water canal], print
73. [Driving into Port Said], print
74. [Monument at Fort Capuzzo (Italian Libya) damaged by British shells], print
75. [Italian monument in Libya], print
76. [All that’s left Italian lorry which got a direct hit R.A.F.], print
77. [Italian captured tanks and guns], print
78. [Italian plane bought down], print
79. [Italian fighter bought down], print
80. [Wrecked Italian plane], print
81. [Italian raider Ramb I about to take her last dive. Sunk in the Indian Ocean by H.M.N.Z.S Leander, Feb 1941], print
82. [And the little boat that caught her. H.M.S Moonstone], print
83. [Italian raider Ramb I from H.M.N.Z.S Leander, Indian Ocean, Feb 1941], print
84. [Burial of Italian seamen from the Ramb I died of wounded after being in action with H.M.N.Z.S Leander, Indian Ocean, and February 1941], print
85. [An ITI Sub that didn’t arrive back safely], print
86. [Rifle Green Colombo], print
87. [Ricardo del Kuo Fratello (undecipherable)], print
88. [Roe Oherif Pacha, Alexandria Egypt, Sheack(?) lights], print
89. [Moscat 22/12/40], print
90. [Italian tanks captured by Aussies], print
94. [On the way to Russell showing storm coming on and no. 2 gun doing 28 knots], print
99. [Foxy McBeth taking aim], print
109. [Load of prisoners, desert], print
128. [Amiens Cathedral 1947 – N.Z. Memorial 1914-18], print
129. [Amiens 1947], print
132. [Germans in Athens], print
133. [Germans marching through Athens], print
137-160. [Jerusalem], print
161. [Sign in Tunis], print
162. [Abbassia], print
164. [Tripoli Church], print
165-166. [Tripoli], print
167. [Tripoli bomb damage], print
168. [P.O.Ws Tunisia], print
169. [Hudson hospital plane], print
170. [Native houses Medenine (Tunisia)], print
171. [Tobruk bomb damage], print
172-173. [Church at Tobruk], print
174 [Cemetery at Mersa Matruh], print
175. [? air men gather at Mersa Matruh], print
176. [Italian tank], print
177. [Bomb damage], print
178. [Nazi sailor graves], print
179. [5 Field M.D.S], print
180. [Stuka Gruppe’s grave], print
181. [Shell taken from a sub ?? compared with a beer bottle], print
185. [Wharf and township Souda Bay, Crete Island], print
186. [View taken from one of our camps in Crete], print
187. [Cooks’ preparing a meal on Crete Island], print
188. [Stony path through village in Crete], print
189. [The boys buying orange off Greek boys on Crete Island], print
190. [View of Souda Bay Crete Island], print
191. [Mt Olympus taken from Servia Pass, Greece], print
192. [Another view of Mt Olympus, Greece], print
198-200. [Three photographs of posters regarding keeping vigilant for spies], print
208-214. [U.S Navy photograph taken during Vietnam War, October 1966. The patient, Luong, has a 60mm mortar shell removed from his side by 2 U.S Naval surgeons, John Lyons and Captain H.H. Dinsmore. During the operation to remove the shell, the room was sandbagged and all personnel except the 2 doctors were cleared form the room. Note that page had similar experience], print
209. [Luong lies in the operating room, the mortar round clearly visible underneath the skin of his chest. At the right under sheets are sandbags which were used initially to protect Dr Dinsmore and EN1 John Lyons Photo No.62-359, 2 October 1966], print
210. [After the round had been removed, Dr. Dinsmore (r), aided by assistants, starts to sew up Luong's wound. During the removal of the mortal shell, all personnel except Lyons and Dr. Dinsmore were cleared from the operating room. Photo No.62-360, 2 October 1966], print
212. [Dr. Dinsmore works to complete the sewing up of Luong's wound after the mortar shell ahs been removed. Photo No.62-362, 2 October 1966], print
213. [Luong rests quietly in bed the morning after a 60mm mortar shell was removed form his side. Photo No.62-363, 2 October 1966], print
214. [Luong is shown a mortar shell exactly like the one taken from his body by EN1 John Lyons (right) and Captain H.H. Dinsmore. Photo No.62-364, 2 October 1966], print