The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Land Rover 1/4 ton 4 x 4 truck, modified to carry a M40A1 106mm recoilless rifle, which is accessioned as REL/19355. The Land Rover's Australian Military Forces registration number is 111 613.
The modified Land Rover with 106mm RCL was developed in 1960. A total of 69 Series 2 and 2A vehicles were converted and used to equip the anti-tank troops of the RAAC and later the anti-armour platoon of infantry regiments. This type was used in Vietnam by Australian forces. The Series 2 entered service on 11 February 1964 and the Series 2A on 8 July 1966. These vehicles were withdrawn from service in the 1990's. Data: engine & type: Rover 4 cyl 2,286cc petrol, 77bhp at 4,250rpm (Rover, 4 cyl petrol, 2.2 litres, 67 hbp); Crew: 4; Fuel capacity: 100 litres: road range, 400 km; weight: 1268 kg; payload capacity; 227 kg; airportable by Chinook, C130 & Caribou. This vehicle was disposed of by 11 Supply Battalion in 1987. Its service history is unknown.
Type: truck, utility, 3/4 ton GS Model: Land Rover Series 2A, 4 x 4. Manufacturer: Land Rover Australia, Pty Ltd Chassis no: 253164810 Body no: LRL 13157 Serial no: 10913157 AMF Registration: 114- 0
Truck, Ambulance, 3/4 ton Model: four berth ambulance, Landrover Series 2A. Manufacturer: Rover with local bodywork. AMF Markings: ARN 109 645, 3 ton bridge classification sign. The Series 2A Ambula
Land Rover Series 2A with 'Piecart' workshop configuration (back and side panels fold up) and Army registration number 113 852. It is missing spark leads, towing hook, air cleaner, tactical sign holde
Land Rover, 3/4 ton, 4x4 General Service, Series 2A, light truck. Chassis number 25306605b. Census number 6028. Australian Army Registration Number ARN 113107. The bodywork is of pressed steel and ri
