The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VICTORIA BARRACKS MELBOURNE - FIRST BREN GUN MADE IN AUSTRALIA BEING INSPECTED BY GENERAL NORTHCOTT: BRIG. MILFORD: BRIG. COMBES: MR. J.K.J. JENSEN: CONTROLLER GENERAL OF MUNITIONS ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL STANTKE. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
VICTORIA BARRACKS MELBOURNE - FIRST BREN GUN MADE IN AUSTRALIA PASSED OVER TO THE ARMY. L TO R: BRIG. MILFORD: MR. J.K.J. JENSEN: CONTROLLER GENERAL OF MUNITIONS ADMINISTRATION; MAJOR GEN. NORTHCOTT:
MELBOURNE - EMBARKATION "G" - MAJ. H.G.F. HARLOCK: BRIG. E.J. MILFORD, D.S.O: CAPT. J.W. HARRISON: LT. C.H. ROWAN. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
MUNITIONS. NEWPORT. BREN GUN CARRIERS. THE BODY BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE. (NEGATIVE BY CRANSTONE).
MELBOURNE. ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN TANKS: L-R: CAPTAIN FLETCHER, MAJOR GENERAL NORTHCOTT AND LIEUTENANT COLONEL R. HOPKINS, EXAMINE THE FIRST AMERICAN STUART M3 LIGHT TANKS. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
Broadmeadows, Victoria. One of the first American Stuart M3 light training tanks to arrive in Australia being inspected by senior Army officers. From left, Captain Fletcher (inside tank); Major Genera
Group portrait of members of the Military Board at Victoria Barracks. Identified are: Major General V. P. H. Stantke; Major General Williams; Brigadier G. Street, Minister for Army; General Sir Bruden
