World War 2, Australia, Northern Territory, Berry Springs, 28 Battalion, 1944
1944Overview
Soldiers at swimming pool, Berry Springs rest camp
Historical information
In 1942 a Rest Camp was established at Berry Springs about 33 miles south west of Darwin. It was intended that all units in the Northern Territory would spend a week in the camp in turn. Approximately 1200 troops at a time could be accommodated in the camp.
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cwa-org-32-P1980.338.1l
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-12.725070852083, 131.01456447887
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