The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WESTERN DESERT. DAWN IN THE DESERT, THE SOFT MUSIC OF DISTANT GUNS. SOON IT WILL BE LIGHT ENOUGH TO GO OUT AND LOOK FOR ENEMY TANKS AND LEAD THEM INTO TRAPS. MEANWHILE THERE IS A NIP IN THE AIR AND A BIT OF BREAKFAST WOULDN'T GO WRONG. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
WESTERN DESERT. THE LOOK-OUT. AN OFFICER AND ONE OF HIS GUNNERS STAND TO THEIR ANTI-TANK GUN. IN DESERT WARFARE ENEMY TANKS MAY APPEAR FROM ANYWHERE WHEN THEY ARE LEAST EXPECTED. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK)
WESTERN DESERT. DAWN IN THE DESERT AND AN ARMOURED CAR CREW MAKE A SMART RECONNAISSANCE. THE MEN IN THESE CARS DO A GREAT JOB AND AMONG THEIR PAST- TIMES IS THE SPORT OF GOING OUT TO CONTACT THE ENEMY
WESTERN DESERT. DAWN IN THE DESERT AND AN ARMOURED CAR CREW MAKE A SMART RECONNAISSANCE. THE MEN IN THESE CARS DO A GREAT JOB AND AMONG THEIR PAST- TIMES IN THE SPORT OF GOING OUT TO CONTACT THE ENEMY
WESTERN DESERT. SOUTH AFRICAN TROOPS TAKE A LOOK AT ONE OF THE NEW GERMAN PANZERKAMPFWAGEN IV AUSF D MEDIUM TANKS CAPTURED DURING THE PRESENT TANK BATTLE IN THE DESERT. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
BEIRUT, LEBANON. AUSTRALIANS LOOK OVER GUNS THAT GAVE THEM A BIT OF A HIDING. THESE ARE COASTAL DEFENCE GUNS, AND WERE USED AGAINST THE AUSTRALIANS DURING THE FINAL ASSAULT ON THE TOWN. (NEGATIVE G. S
WESTERN DESERT. PRESS MEMBERS APPROACHING THE BATTLE FIELD UPON WHICH CAN BE SEEN A NUMBER OF BURNING ENEMY TANKS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
