The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of SF113354 Driver Valda Olive (Val) Carroll AAMWS an ambulance driver with 5 Ambulance Car Company and two unidentified men. The Truck Ambulance (Aust) No 1 Chevrolet ambulance is on the left. On the right is a Chevrolet Indian Army Pattern ambulance painted with a black number 3 inside a yellow painted uneven disc, indicating a bridge weight of three tons; the vehicle may only cross a bridge if the corresponding bridge marking is three or greater. The Tactical Sign for 5 Ambulance Car Company is 5 over 487 on a red over green background, divided horizontally (obscured by man on right's arm).
Portrait of SF84546 Private Margery Helen Lodge AAMWS, an ambulance orderly attached to 105 Adelaide Military Hospital. The Chevrolet Indian Army Pattern ambulance is painted with a black number 3 ins
A Ford sedan car belonging to an Allied Traffic Control unit parked outside the Townsville Police Station. The car has a loudspeaker mounted on its roof and a sign painted on its bonnet which reads: '
INGLEBURN, NSW. AWAS DRIVERS OF NO. 2 PLATOON, 2ND AUSTRALIAN AMBULANCE CAR COMPANY (2 AACC) ON PARADE IN FRONT OF THEIR VEHICLES. THE VEHICLES ARE A MIXTURE OF FORD AND CHEVROLET INDIAN ARMY AMBULANC
ENOGGERA, QLD. 1944-01-05. DRIVER J. A. KREBS, AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE (AWAS), TESTING TYRE PRESSURES DURING A DAILY MAINTENANCE CHECK ON AN AMBULANCE AT THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN AMBULANCE CAR COMPA
Waddington Airfield, England. 1943-11 to 1945-07. A personnel truck used by No. 463 Squadron RAAF (Lancaster bombers), with a Women's Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) member at the steering wheel. Air crew
BULUS RIVER, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-08-07. BRIDGE OVER THE BULUS RIVER. A GRAVEL TRUCK OF 55 FIELD PARK COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, SHOWN CROSSING THE BRIDGE WHILE CAR WASHING IS GOING ON IN THE R
