The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Khost, Afghanistan. 1991-10. A derelict Russian tank, type T-34-85. This type of tank was manufactured between 1943 and 1947 inclusive. This particular tank probably belonged to the Afghani Government Forces.
Khost, Afghanistan. 1991-09. Captain Mark Willetts and an Afghani demining instruction crew in a Russian tank, T-55. Willetts was an Australian member of the United Nations Mine Clearance Training Tea
Khost, Afghanistan. c. 1991-10. Captain Mark Willetts beside the wreck of an Afghani Government aircraft, Antonov 32 (AN32). This is a Soviet plane bearing the insignia of the Afghani Government. Will
Korea, 1950-10. Two Russian-made T34 Type 85 tanks belonging to the North Korean Army lie wrecked on the side of a road after being destroyed by allied forces. At right, the tracks of the tank in the
A Soviet built Second World War era T34-85 tank seen amongst the spectacular scenery of the lower Panjshir Valley. This tank was probably used by Afghan government forces, and taken over by Northern A
Nerang, Queensland. 1944-08-14. A Sherman M4 medium tank participating in trials conducted by QX19098 Major G.C. Dennis. This particular tank, T263412, was a ‘composite hull vehicle’ manufactured with
A man riding a motorcycle with a young boy holding a goat between them rides past a destroyed Russian T55 tank in Gulbahar, Afghanistan. This illustrates how the people of Afghanistan have adapted to
