The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CANADA. KEEPING GUNS IN GOOD WORKING ORDER IS ONE OF THE MANY JOBS OF THE AIRCRAFTMAN, HE MUST KNOW NOT ONLY HOW TO MAINTAIN IT IN GOOD ORDER, BUT ALSO HOW TO MAKE REPAIRS.
AN RAAF PILOT TRAINEE LEADS A FULL LIFE. LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) GORDON KEVIN JOHNSON, WHO WORKED IN THE CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT OF THE WEST AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT BEFORE HE ENLISTED IN THE RAAF
N.Z. AIRMEN TRAINING IN CANADA. EVERYONE MUST KNOW HOW TO EMPTY THE AIR FROM AN OPEN PARACHUTE. IT'S A TRICKY JOB EVEN FOR THE INSTRUCTOR, WHO SHOWS THE STUDENTS WHAT HAPPENS IF THE CHUTE ISN'T SPILLE
BALLALAE ISLAND, BOUGAINVILLE AREA. 1945-11-10. A MEMBER OF 7 INFANTRY BATTALION EXAMINING ONE OF THE MANY HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS WHICH HELPED TO PROTECT THE AIRSTRIP. THE GUN IS STILL IN GOOD CONDI
This Australian Second World War poster was printed by the Commonwealth Coal Commission in 1944 to help promote the careful and sparing use of coal. The poster highlights numerous actions that many pe
UBERI, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-08. IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN A CONTINUOUS SERVICE, TELEPHONE LINES MUST BE TESTED EVERY HOUR. N220047 SIGNALMAN S. C. WILLIAMS, LEFT, AND VX114353 SIGNALMAN F. A. BANAMAN OF THE
LIBYAN DESERT. 1941. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS FIRING CAPTURED ITALIAN GUNS AND AMMUNITION BACK AT THE ITALIAN AND GERMAN FORCES OUTSIDE TOBRUK. THIS WAS HUMOUROUSLY KNOWN AS THE "BUSH ARTILLERY"; THOSE WOR
