The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TOBRUK. WORKSHOPS ARE ALWAYS BUSY. THEIR EFFORTS HAVE DONE MUCH TO MAINTAIN THE ARMY'S EFFICIENCY. HERE A BRITISH ORDNANCE UNIT IS WORKING WITH A PORTION OF AN AUST. FIELD WORKSHOP UNIT. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
TOBRUK. MEMBERS OF THE NO 1 RECOVERY SECTION OF THE 2/1 AUST. FIELD WORKSHOPS TOWING ITALIAN CARRO VELOCE CV33 TANKETTES TO THEIR WORKSHOPS FROM THE COMMON DUMP OF ITALIAN CAPTURED VEHICLES. (NEGATIVE
TOBRUK. PART OF THE HEAVY FIELD WORKSHOPS UNIT WORK ON THE ENGINE OF A MOTOR TRUCK. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
DEIR SUNEID. COLONEL W. CHAPMAN INSPECTING THE MEN OF THE ORDNANCE TRAINING UNIT AFTER THE COMPLETION OF THEIR ONE MONTHS INTENSIVE INFANTRY TRAINING BEFORE BEING DRAFTED TO WORKSHOP UNITS IN THE FIEL
DEIR SUNEID. COLONEL W. CHAPMAN INSPECTING THE MEN OF THE ORDNANCE TRAINING UNIT AFTER THE COMPLETION OF THEIR ONE MONTHS INTENSIVE INFANTRY TRAINING BEFORE BEING DRAFTED TO WORKSHOP UNITS IN THE FIEL
DEIR SUNEID. COLONEL W. CHAPMAN INSPECTING THE MEN OF THE ORDNANCE TRAINING UNIT AFTER THE COMPLETION OF THEIR ONE MONTHS INTENSIVE INFANTRY TRAINING BEFORE BEING DRAFTED TO WORKSHOP UNITS IN THE FIEL
TOBRUK. CO-OPERATION AMONG THE FORCES IN TOBRUK IS A FEATURE OF THE PRESENT SITUATION. HERE TOGETHER ARE........ J.M. BROWNLEE (BRITISH ARMY) CHIEF P.O. GOODHEW (NAVY) MECH. BRUCE BOYD (NX10014) OF SI
