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Footscray Auxilliary [i.e. Auxiliary] Firemen - Water in 15 seconds (1939–45)

between 1939 and 1945 · Footscray

Footscray Auxilliary [i.e. Auxiliary] Firemen - Water in 15 seconds

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Footscray Auxilliary [i.e. Auxiliary] Firemen - Water in 15 seconds

between 1939 and 1945FootscrayThe 1940s

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Looking south from Napier Street Footscray to area bounded by Maribyrnong River and Parker Street. Includes Moreland and Whitehall Streets, 1935–491935–49Footscray F.C., 19421942Two Footscray Auxiliary Firemen on platform using firehose, 1939–451939–45Footscray Auxiliary Firemen inspecting hose carriage and trailer pump during World War II, c. 1942c. 1942Footscray Auxiliary Fireman on ladder using firehose, 1939–451939–45Chief Fire Officer James Kent inspecting ranked Footscray Auxiliary Firemen during World War II, c. 1942c. 1942Footscray Auxilliary [i.e. Auxiliary] Firemen's Display, c. 1942c. 1942Pte R. J. Owens, Footscray, had his arm broken when he was hit by a falling coconut at Milne Bay, c. 1943c. 1943Presentation of colors [i.e. colours] by General Sir Harry Chauvel at Footscray V.D.C. unit, c. 1941c. 1941Army v R.A.A.F. Cricket at Footscray, c. 1943c. 1943V.D.C. Units marching through Footscray, c. 1941c. 1941Mrs Anderson of Bilston St. Footscray, 101 years old, c. 1941c. 1941

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