Our boys at the front
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Members of the Australian Field Ambulance take shelter in "Funk Holes". In the slang of the time, to 'funk' meant to hide or sneak away in fear: these men might have been sheltering from bombs or bad weather, but no-one could accuse them of 'funking'.
Unknown photographer, postcard, c.1916
Accession number: H33781/10
From the State Library of Victoria's Picture's Collection.