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  $('.summary').html("<p>Raising&nbsp;the main body of the NZEF was a huge logistical exercise and needed to be done\nquickly. By early August 1914 the first recruits arrived at training camps\nestablished in the four military regions across the country (Auckland,\nWellington, Christchurch and Otago-Southland).&nbsp;One\nof the most important tasks, beside basic training, was housing and feeding the\nnew troops.<\/p><p>Tahuna Park in Dunedin was chosen as the initial training camp for the\nOtago-Southland region. This rare ‘behind the scenes’ footage shows the work of\nthe tin shed cookhouse set up to feed the 1100 men camped there. The Cook\nSergeant, with a bandaged arm, orders around the cookhouse fatigues (work teams).\nNotice how everyone is puffing away on pipes or cigarettes, adding extra fibre,\nflavour and aroma to the camp stew!<\/p>");
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  $('.js-location-name').html('Tahuna Park, Victoria Road, Lawyers Head, Dunedin');
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