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Photograph NWA0464 Second World War, 1939-1945Darwin area, NT. c. 1943. RAAF personnel cutting 44 gallon drums in half and putting them in timber constructed stands to be used as washing tubs or troughs.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Darwin area, NT. 11 March 1943. Members of a RAAF Repair and Salvage Unit wash up their eating utensils after a meal, in 44 gallon drums that have been cut in half.
Darwin area, NT. c. 1943. RAAF personnel cutting 44 gallon drums in half and putting them in timber constructed stands to be used as washing tubs or troughs.

Livingstone, NT. February 1943. RAAF members Corporal J. W. Tindall of Mudgee, NSW, and Leading Aircraftman J. Austin of Brisbane, Qld, cut a 44 gallon petrol drum in half to make a wash basin at No.

Hiro, Japan. 1951-11. 44-gallon drums stacked against the wall on the outside of the BCOF Salvage Unit Storehouse.

Darwin area, NT. 11 March 1943. A camp concert organised by members of a RAAF Repair and Salvage Unit. Identified personnel on stage are: Aircraftman (AC1) D. Goward of Adelaide, SA; AC1 L. Solomon of

TARAKAN ISLAND. 4 JUNE 1945. A NETHERLANDS INDIES CIVIL ADMINISTRATION NATIVE USING A PICK TO MAKE A HOLE SO THAT HE CAN CUT THE TOP OUT OF A 44-GALLON OIL DRUM. THE DRUMS ARE BEING USED BY MEMBERS OF

Darwin area, NT. 1943-02. Aircraftman 1 G. Kellie and Leading Aircraftman A. J. Lloyd of a RAAF Repair and Salvage unit packing equipment for shipment south. These are two Curtiss P40E Kittyhawk fusel
