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Barracks for the Troops. Page
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"Cavalry Orderly
Rooms". This is an original
CDV photograph showing 2 brick buildings, most likely in Sandhurst (now
known as Bendigo), Victoria, Australia. The closer building has a three
branched emblem above the doorway, and the words "Cavalry Orderly
Room" are sign written on the panel just above the
door.
Photographer: Batchelder, Pall Mall, Sandhurst,
Australia. Date: Not dated, Benjamin Pierce Batchelder is recorded as
being active at Sandhurst in 1866 to 1867. |
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Sergeants
Quarters, School of Instruction, Enoggera Queensland 1916 |
The
recruits did their sleeping in tents at Enoggera Queensland 1916 |
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Exterior
of the old wooden barracks at Woodside SA |
Interior
of the barracks at Woodside SA. Every Digger got the same equipment. 1
bed, 1 steel locker, 1 table and 1 chair. |
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The
16 bed metal buildings at Singleton NSW in the mid 1960's |
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The
barracks at Selarang in Singapore. Built in the late 1930's and still in
use today by the Singapore Armed Forces. Used by Australian POW's
1942/45 and ANZUK 1970/74. |
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