The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Outdoors portrait of four members of an Allied Traffic Control unit standing to attention in front of the unit's Ford sedan car. The four men are (left to right): an Australian Army Military Policeman (MP); a RAAF Service Policeman; an Australian civilian policeman and a US Army MP. The car has a loudspeaker mounted on its roof and a sign painted on its bonnet which reads: 'U.S.A.U.12182 Allied-Traffic-Control.
A Ford sedan car belonging to an Allied Traffic Control unit parked outside the Townsville Police Station. The car has a loudspeaker mounted on its roof and a sign painted on its bonnet which reads: '
A Ford sedan car belonging to an Allied Traffic Control unit parked outside the Townsville Police Station. The car has a loudspeaker mounted on its roof and a sign painted on its bonnet which reads: '
A Model T Ford travelling on the road through Mus Mus Pass. A light has been mounted on the bonnet of the car.
The light car which passed under the white flag to the Turkish and demanded a surrender of the city. The Model T Ford has the army registration number LC 043 or LC 943 painted on the bonnet.
Private (Pte) J G Williams of East Camberwell, Vic (right), a Regimental Policeman on traffic control, directs Pte Tommy Hayes of Bankstown, NSW, who has pulled up in a jeep. Note the sign reads, "3BN
Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Sir Henry Wells, KBE, CB, DSO, Chief of the General Staff Australian Army, travelling in convoy from Sungei Siput to Salak North in Perak, about to pass a check point which
