George Robert Bull was a New Zealander photographing their troops in the European theater during World War II.
'Spud barbers' at work near the cookhouse at
Hove Supply Dump in the Cassino area, Italy, 29 April 1944
A group of New Zealand Provosts attached to HQ 5 NZ Infantry Brigade
at Hove Dump in the Cassino area, Italy, 29 April 1944
A typical Regimental Aid post truck in the New Zealand
Divisional Headquarters area in Casale, Italy, 23 April 1944
Air force personnel talking over performance of a night bomber
on an aerodrome at Caserta, Italy, 13 May 1944
American medium bombers on way to join Allied attack
on the Monte Cassino front, Italy, 15 March 1944
Canine mascot Spandau loosening tent guy rope at the
NZ LOB Camp near Capua, Italy, 20 February 1944
[LOB = "Left Out of Battle"; perhaps a convalescent camp for wounded?]
Grace Douglas talking to Trooper D M Urquhart and Coporal A T Dewer at Maadi Camp, Egypt, after a performance by George Formby, circa 1 October 1943
[I've tried without success to find out who this Grace Douglas is]
Members of the American Field Service at Aquafondata, Italy, 6 May 1944
Men of NZ Division opening first mails since cessation
of North African hostilities, Maadi, Egypt, 10 June 1943
New Zealand armoured vehicles in cover beside road
near enemy in next village of Vicalvi, Italy, 29 May 1944
Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand
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