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NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-29. AS GALVANISED IRON IS DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF HUTS ETC. OTHER MATERIAL MUST BE PUT TO USE. MEMBERS OF 41 AUSTRALIAN FIELD BATTERY, 11TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT ARE SHOWN CUTTING UP TAR DRUMS TO BE USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SHED IN WHICH TO STORE AMMUNITION. LEFT TO RIGHT: GUNNER R. F. JILLETT, GUNNER MULHOLLAND, LANCE-BOMBARDIER K. C. BRIGGS AND GUNNER G. MEONI.
NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-29. TAR DRUMS, ROLLED OUT FLAT AFTER HAVING BEEN OPENED OUT, ARE USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE WALLS OF AN AMMUNITION SHED FOR 41ST AUSTRALIAN FIELD BATTERY, 1
NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-29. GENERAL SCENE DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN AMMUNITION SHED FROM FLATTENED-OUT TAR DRUMS, BY MEMBERS OF 41 BATTERY, AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT.
NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-29. MEMBERS OF 41 AUSTRALIAN FIELD BATTERY, 11TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT PREPARING TIMBER FOR USE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF WINTER QUARTERS. LEFT TO RIGHT:- GUNNE
NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1942-10-29. MEN OF 41 AUSTRALIAN FIELD BATTERY, 11TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT GETTING A 4.5 INCH HOWITZER GUN INTO ACTION IN APPROXIMATELY TWO MINUTES. 1ST PHASE- THE GUN ARRIVING
NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1942-10-29. MEN OF 41 AUSTRALIAN FIELD BATTERY, 11TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT GETTING A 4.5 INCH HOWITZER GUN INTO ACTION IN APPROXIMATELY TWO MINUTES. 5TH PHASE- THE GUN CREW MAN
NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1942-10-29. SERGEANT R.G. FREER EXTREME LEFT, STANDING OF 41ST AUSTRALIAN FIELD BATTERY, 11TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT GIVING MEMBERS OF THE BATTERY A LECTURE ON SIGNALS AND HOW T
