The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEAR GERANIA. MEMBERS OF THE 2/3 CARRIER PLATOON OF THE 16TH BRIGADE. THE BREN GUNS ARE MOUNTED AGAINST AERIAL ATTACK AS SOON AS THE CARRIERS MOVE INTO CAMP WHILE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE WORKS ARE EFFECTED. CPL. S.R. MANLY..NX4935 AND PTE. G. THOMPSON NX4725 (WITH THE BREN GUN). (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
LEBANON. THE AUSTRALIAN ATTACK ON THE WIRELESS MAST AT KHALDE. TWO AIF BREN GUN CARRIERS CAN BE SEEN AGAINST THE WALL ON WHICH THE SHELLS ARE BURSTING. THE CARRIERS ARE OFF THE ROAD. (PHOTOGRAPHER: G.
DARWIN, NT. 1940. CHECKING MAINTENANCE ON BREN GUN CARRIERS BEFORE MOVING ONTO THE 2/15TH BATTALION PARADE AT VESTEY'S MEAT WORKS, WHICH WAS USED AS ARMY BARRACKS. (DONOR A. CONNOR)
North Korea, 1950-11. Two tracked carriers from the Machine Gun Platoon, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), move along a dirt road through a Korean village. The carriers mount .303 V
BATHURST, NSW. 1940. GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF CARRIER PLATOON, 2/19TH BATTALION AT TRAINING CAMP. TWO BREN GUN CARRIERS ARE IN THE BACKGROUND. (DONOR I. LEAVER)
The 106th Field Workshops, based at Nui Dat, is equipped with an armoured personnel carrier fitted with a crane, which is driven into combat areas to repair damaged carriers and tanks on the spot. Dur
The 23rd Battalion machine gunners, with two Lewis guns for aerial defence, mounted so as to be controlled by one man. Left to right: Corporal (Cpl) T. Lemmer (tin helmet); Private (Pte) W. McLure (p
