The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
FRENCHS FOREST, NSW. 1943-06-12. AFTER LEAVING THE TREATMENT SHED, THE WATER DRAINS INTO SLUDGE TANKS, THEN THROUGH STONE FILTERS. FROM THERE THROUGH SAND FILTERS, AFTER WHICH IT IS TREATED WITH CHLORIDE OF LIME AND THEN ALLOWED TO RUN AWAY. LEFT TO RIGHT: NX149372 SERGEANT G. SPIERS AND NX145315 SERGEANT S. RAINE, BOTH OF THE JUNGLE TRAINING SCHOOL, 41ST AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION.
FRENCHS FOREST, NSW. 1943-06-12. AFTER LEAVING THE TREATMENT SHED, THE WATER DRAINS INTO SLUDGE TANKS, THEN THROUGH STONE FILTERS. FROM THERE THROUGH SAND FILTERS, AFTER WHICH IT IS TREATED WITH CHLOR
FRENCHS FOREST, NSW. 1943-06-12. INSIDE WATER TREATMENT SHED OF THE JUNGLE TRAINING SCHOOL OF THE 41ST AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION, SHOWING HYDRATE OF LIME AND FERROUS SULPHATE BEING MIXED INTO THE
FRENCH'S FOREST, NSW. 1943-06-12. WATER PURIFICATION PLANT AT THE JUNGLE TRAINING SCHOOL OF THE 41ST AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION. ALL WATER FROM SHOWERS, LAUNDRIES, WASH BASINS AND COOK-HOUSES, IS T
Thirty eight Australian soldiers were wounded and one killed when 'A' Company 5RAR on Operation Camden engaged in a fierce battle with elements of Viet Cong 274 Regiment entrenched in a complex bunker
c. 1946. Studio portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) B.C.(Ben) Hackney, 2/29th Battalion, one of only two men to survive the Japanese massacre of wounded at Parit Sulong during the fighting on the Malay Penins
We have just taken off from Luscombe airfield at Nui Dat enroute to Vung Tau. Seen below are some of about 20 perimeter fences, to slow down an enemy attack. These are the tent line of 104 Signal Squa
