The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Egypt, 2 September 1940. Infantry manoeuvres, Australian infantry are transported by rail and road with equipment.
A Movietone News item on the manoeuvres of Australian and New Zealand warships held in the Pacific. The two opposing forces were the 'Red Land' fleet commanded by Rear Admiral Sir Richard Hayden Owen
Larrimah - 311 miles from Darwin, where the road convoys end and supplies are transhipped by rail. Shots of motor convoy arriving; loads being transhipped to rail trucks; loading of vehicles on to fla
HEATHER LAGOON, NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1944-07-22. A JEEP BEING TRANSPORTED ACROSS THE ADELAIDE RIVER BY MEANS OF A "FLYING FOX" DURING THE 28TH INFANTRY BATTALION MANOEUVRES. SHOWN ARE:- DRIV
DONADABU AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-11-30. VX40500 BOMBARDIER STRIPP (LEFT) AND VX17507 GUNNER TILLY (RIGHT) BOTH OF THE 2/4TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT, OPERATING SIGNALLING EQUIPMENT DURING COMBINED MAN
HOMS, SYRIA. 1942-06-18. MEN OF "A" COMPANY, 2/28TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION, BEING TRANSPORTED BY LORRIES TO RE-FORM A DESERT "BOX" FORMATION AFTER A HALT IN THE MANOEUVRES OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN
KAIRI, QLD. 1945-02-13. PRIVATE R K RUBY, BREN GUNNER, (1), WITH PTE L P SLOPER, MORTARMAN, (2), LOOKING ALONG THE ROAD FOR THE GOVERNOR GENERAL'S CAR. THE MEN, MEMBERS OF THE 21 INFANTRY BRIGADE, ARE
