The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An M3 Grant medium tank of the 1st Australian Armoured Division being driven from away from a railway landing stage. Other tanks are on the train ready to disembark. The tank’s 37mm gun turret is trained to the rear. The diamond shapes painted on the tank’s turret and hull indicate that it belongs to the Headquarters Company. Its Australian Registered Number is 24887. Personnel riding on the tank are NX50420 Trooper Albert Edward Bartlett (left) and NX49999 Trooper Francis Richard Ricketts, both of 2/7th Australian Armoured Regiment
M3 Grant medium tanks for the 1st Australian Armoured Division preparing to unload from a train. The nearest tank’s M3 75mm gun is protected by covers. The 37mm gun turret is trained to the rear. The
M3 Grant medium tanks for the 1st Australian Armoured Division preparing to unload from a train. The nearest tank’s M3 75mm gun is protected by covers. The 37mm gun turret is trained to the rear. The
M3 Grant medium tanks for the 1st Australian Armoured Division travelling from the railway to their encampment. The tanks’ 37mm gun turrets are trained to the rear. The diamond shapes painted on the n
An M3 Grant medium tank of the 1st Australian Armoured Division being driven from a train onto a landing stage. The tank’s 37mm gun turret is trained to the rear.
An M3 Grant medium tank of the 1st Australian Armoured Division being driven away from the railway siding after unloading from a train. The tank’s M3 75mm gun is protected by covers. The 37mm gun turr
An M3 Grant medium tank of the 1st Australian Armoured Division being loaded onto an M19 tank transporter.An M3 Grant medium tank of the 1st Australian Armoured Division being loaded onto an M19 tank
