The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A and B Company lines, No. 7 Camp, at the 12th Training Battalion. Huts are well ventilated, with electric light and store available. Accommodation in each hut is for thirty men. Bedboards and palliasses are on issue and all amenities close at hand. Racks are fitted for holding of rifles in the huts.
At left, the cookhouse for A Squadron, 3 Cavalry Regiment, Royal Australian Armoured Corps (RAAC), at the 1st Australian Task Force (1 ATF) base. On the verandah of the building are large metal trough
Vung Tau, South Vietnam, c. 1969. A timber hut provides simple accommodation probably for medical officers (MOs) serving at the 1st Australian Field Hospital. The beds are spartan pieces of furniture
The living quarters of the 1st Anzac Corps Staff and the Nissen huts (right) used for the accommodation of the staff during the winter of 1917-18. This is a digitally combined composite panorama made
Three Australian bushmen pose in front of a wooden-sided railway freight wagon. They are holding either Lee-Enfield or Lee-Metford .303 calibre rifles ("long toms"). These rifles were standard issue
Rabaul, New Britain, 1945-10. A row of huts stands among tropical palm trees at a former Japanese prisoner-of-war (POW) camp for captured Indian soldiers from the Punjab. The huts, roofed with matting
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Troops at the 12th Training Battalion, issuing coal for use in huts (winter issue). Each hut has a tub, numbered, which is brought to coal yard by the h
