The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This depicts portion of the initial preparation of General Grant tanks for delivery to battle stations. The tanks received from America were a dark khaki colour, and were then camouflaged to Australian conditions. The bridge weight of 27 tons were painted in a yellow circle on the front, also the divisional insignia - in this case 1st Armoured Division. In the foreground are mess tables and on the left from a beam, hangs the wheel used as a mess gong.
Here Anderson depicts a Grant tank. The General Grant was a modified version of the United States M3 tank. It had a 75 mm gun, mounted on a sponson as its main armament, and a turret on the top that c
Item 1. On 25 Feb 1943 a parade of tanks of the 2/10th Aust. Armoured (Armd) Regiment was held for DMI. Shows the General Grant and General Stuart tanks on manoeuvres after the parade. Identified pers
This watercolour was painted by William Bustard (1894-1974) using sketches he made on active service with the R.A.A.F as a camouflage officer. It shows a project he was involved in at Gayndah, Queensl
General Dynamics RF-111C swing wing all-weather supersonic attack and reconnaissance aircraft. All metal construction with the two crew (pilot and navigator/systems operator) sitting side by side in
Camouflaged, Japanese, Type 94, two man tankette of welded and rivetted construction. The vehicle's serial number is '88'. The Australian Army Military History Section allocated the case number 'S125'
(A voice over sound track has been added to the Digital Betacam version). Activities of the 67 and 73 Mobile Anti- Aircraft Searchlight Batteries in New Guinea 1942-1943. Opening titles "Looking for t
