The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An officer and two soldiers, all unidentified, probably of the 9th Australian Division Cavalry Regiment (9 Aust Div Cav Regt), with a British manufactured 'Carrier Machine Gun'. This was a small armoured tracked vehicle powered by a Ford V8 side valve petrol engine, used for many duties including scouting, liaison and transporting heavy weapons.
Informal portrait of 410014 Sapper Athol Robert 'Bob' Masterton, 9th Australian Division Cavalry Regiment (9 Aust Div Cav Regt), using a W.S. No 11 wireless installation (Wireless Set No. 11) in a mac
Example of an early ambulance used in the Middle East. It is a 1939 Ford 4x2 4-berth ambulance with an Indian Army Pattern body. The body is open at the rear and equipped with a canvas flap and canva
A German prisoner sitting on a box and flanked by 410014 Sapper Athol Robert (Bob) Masterton and SX4570 Corporal Douglas (Doug) Gordon Turner, of the 9th Australian Division Cavalry Regiment (9 Aust D
Australian Machine Gun Carrier, Local Pattern 2A, of welded steel construction. The vehicle has a double front bogie and a single rear bogie, in a system known as the Horstmann slow motion suspension
Members of C Squadron, 2 Cavalry Regiment (2 Cav Regt) resupply an Australian Light Armoured Vehicle (ASLAV-25) in Ainaro, during a long-range reconnaissance patrol by the quick reaction force (QRF).
An Australian Light Armoured Vehicle (ASLAV) of C Squadron, 2 Cavalry Regiment (2 Cav Regt), is loaded onto HMAS Tarakan [II] (L129), a Balikpapan class Landing Craft Heavy of the RAN, at the port of
