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Photograph 010038 Second World War, 1939-1945SHEEP STATION AT BETHUNGRA. THESE GIRLS ARE "COUNTING OUT". ONLY BY LONG EXPERIENCE CAN MISTAKES BE AVOIDED. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SHEEP STATION AT BETHUNGRA. MOST COUNTRY GIRLS CAN HANDLE A CAR, AND SO THE VAGARIES OF A TRACTOR ARE SOON MASTERED. THIS GIRL, WITH A ROTARY HOE ATTACHED, IS PREPARING GROUND FOR A CROP OF SUDAN GRASS. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
SHEEP STATION AT BETHUNGRA. THESE GIRLS ARE "COUNTING OUT". ONLY BY LONG EXPERIENCE CAN MISTAKES BE AVOIDED. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).

Land Girls Army. Men from Australia's rural districts have "joined up for the duration" in such large numbers that the production of the pastoral and farming industries was seriously threatened. Count

A large barge on the Darling River being loaded with wool bales seen from a paddle-steamer. Several men are visible on the top of the barge and on the deck. Note the steering wheel on the top of the b

Western Desert, Egypt. 13 November 1942. RAF ground crews refuelling the Stuart 3A1 tanks (foreground) and Dingo scout car in the front line from a petrol bowser (tanker) at right. In the background a

Studio portrait of 426716 Sergeant (Sgt) John William Van Cooten, RAAF. Sgt Van Cooten was a school teacher from Chinchilla, Queensland when he enlisted in 1942, training as an observer and navigator

Informal outdoor portrait of 2784336 Signalman (Sig) Stuart Lindsay Weller undergoing training at Kapooka during his national service. One of 477 colour 35mm transparencies taken or collected by Sig W
