The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bendigo, Vic. c. 1944. Two women employed at the Commonwealth Ordnance Factory heat a 4 inch naval gun barrel prior to straightening it in a press. (This image appears on page 210 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill housed in the AWM Archive Store)
c. 1944. Women rivet holders work in mountings for 3.7 inch anti-aircraft guns in a Commonwealth Ordnance Factory. More than 90% dilutee trainee labour was employed in this particular shop. (This imag
Bendigo, Vic. c. 1944. A woman operates a footbert automatic lathe at the Commonwealth Ordnance Factory, machining 20mm shells. (This image appears on page 221 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summe
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
Bendigo, Vic. c. 1944. A woman employed at the Commonwealth Ordnance Factory uses high cycle grinding to make a smooth area on a 250lb semi-armour piercing bomb case in order to conduct a hardness tes
c. 1944. A woman uses a brush to grease a row of Horn Boss holes of naval contract mines, possibly at the Commonwealth Ordnance Factory, Bendigo, Vic. (This image appears on page 216 of the album pres
c. 1944. Two women charge a machine press for filling of explosive composition in munitions shells, possibly at the Commonwealth Small Arms Ammunition Factory. (This image appears on page 185 of the a
