The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
APPOLONIA. SAPPER H. WHITING, CORPORAL BRINGLOW, SERGEANT MAJOR MACKENZIE, ALL OF THE 13TH COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS IN APPOLONIA POWER HOUSE. THESE MEN ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR RETURNING ELECTRICAL WORKS AND POWER STATIONS TO WORKING ORDER. (PHOTOGRAPHER FRANK HURLEY)
APPOLONIA. MEN OF THE 13TH COMPANY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS (CENTRE ROW) GO FROM CENTRE TO CENTRE RECONDITIONING AND PUTTING INTO WORKING ORDER ALL OF THE ELECTRICAL WORKS AND POWER STATIONS THAT HA
These men of the 2/13th Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, assisted in the making of the first ‘Rats of Tobruk’ medals from bomb splinters. They are Corporal R A Costello and Sapper F R Bignil
Two unidentified sappers of 106 Field Workshops Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME), working on a Mk V/1 (Aust) Centurion tank. The men are repairing a four cylinder Morris e
Corporal J Whiting (left foreground), VX86277 Sergeant Cedric Charles Davis (centre) and VX150464 Corporal Francis Patrick Walsh at work on a 25-pounder gun and a 17-pounder anti-tank gun in the Land
Members of the House of Representatives talk to troops of 1st Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, working on the weir. The Parliamentarians are members of the Parliamentary War Expenditure Comm
BLACK JUNGLE, NT, 1943-07-23. LEFT TO RIGHT: LANCE CORPORAL CARTER, STAFF SERGEANT SEABORNE, SAPPER PINNUCK, SAPPER JOHNSON AND LIEUTENANT C. S. ROLFE OFFICER COMMANDING, ALL OF THE 11TH WORKS AND PAR
