The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A woman drives an auto-trolley from a building at No. 1 Commonwealth Ammunition Factory. The trolley is loaded with boxes of supplies, possibly fuses. (This image appears on page 195 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill housed in the AWM Archive Store)
Vic. c. 1944. A woman railway porter with the Victorian Railways pushes a trolley laden with wicker baskets and boxes into a building at a railway station. (This image appears on page 251 of the album
c. 1944. A woman at work on a footbert automatic lathe making primers for ammunition, possibly at the Commonwealth Small Arms Ammunition Factory. (This image appears on page 186 of the album presented
Bendigo, Vic. c. 1944. A woman employed in the woodshop at the Commonwealth Ordnance Factory adjusts a glue cramping machine. The machine was used to cramp boards for ammunition boxes. (This image app
c. 1944. A woman employee of the no. 1 Commonwealth Ammunition Factory sets a velocity range chronograph used in testing small arms ammunition. (This image appears on page 184 of the album presented t
c. 1944. A woman employee of the Commonwealth Small Arms Ammunition Factory operates a machine which anneals shell case blanks. (This image appears on page 200 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summe
c. 1944. Two women use oxy-welding equipment at a workbench, possibly at the Commonwealth Small Arms Ammunition Factory. (This image appears on page 193 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill
