"Only a handful of people watched this A.I.F. contingent sail from Melbourne on Wednesday August 7th 1940." (1939–45)

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"Only a handful of people watched this A.I.F. contingent sail from Melbourne on Wednesday August 7th 1940."

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"Only a handful of people watched this A.I.F. contingent sail from Melbourne on Wednesday August 7th 1940."

between 1939 and 1945Somewhere in Melbourne The 1940s

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Members of the A.I.F. invalided from the Middle East, disembarking from a hospital ship, Melbourne, 1942

Men of the 17th Brigade ... given a tumultuous welcome ... when they marched through Melbourne, 1942

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