The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
GREECE. AIR ATTACK WAS THE BIGGEST PROBLEM WHICH CONFRONTED THE MOVING OF TRANSPORT ALONG THE ROADS ... WHEN POSSIBLE, ALL VEHICLES CARRIED A MAN ON THE RUNNING BOARD AS A LOOKOUT, AND THE HEAVIER TRANSPORT MOUNTED LIGHT MACHINE GUNS.
1915-12-25. On Christmas Day, soldiers man a machine gun on the upper deck of the transport SS Caledonia between Lemnos and Egypt after the evacuation of Gallipoli. The guns and soldiers with rifles w
Members of the Australian Army Special Air Service operate five man patrols in South Vietnam. A patrol demonstrates silently moving toward a Vietnamese camp, recording relevant information and relayin
Egyptian drivers employed on the 3rd Australian Light Horse field Ambulance carts, used in the soft desert country, when heavier vehicles were impractical. The specially broard tyres of these sand car
The No. 1 Australian Light Car Patrol at Aleppo Railway Station. The men are in Model T Ford vehicles, some of which have Lewis machine guns mounted on the car, and several are on motorcycles.
VILLAGERS DRIVEN FROM THE SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE BY THE RUTHLESS GERMAN ATTACK, CONGREGATED AT SERVIA IN THE HOPE OF OBTAINING TRANSPORT TO THE SOUTH. PATHETICALLY RESIGNED OLD PEOPLE AND YOUNG CHILD
Motor and horse transport passing through Vlamertinghe, near Ypres. Motor transport, including six Australian companies, continuously used the cobbled road from Poperinghe to Ypres. The photograph ill
