The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WESTERN DESERT. TROOPS LIKE THESE MANNING HIGHLY MOBILE ANTI- TANK GUNS BROKE ROMMEL'S PANZERS BY MAKING CONTACT ALL THROUGH THE DESERT WHERE IT WAS LEAST EXPECTED.
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. A MOBILE ANTI-TANK UNIT OF THE BRITISH FORCES AT PRESENT MAKING THE OFFENSIVE IN THE DESERT. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
WESTERN DESERT. A MOBILE ANTI-TANK UNIT OF THE BRITISH FORCES AT PRESENT MAKING THE OFFENSIVE IN THE DESERT. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
WESTERN DESERT. A MOBILE ANTI-TANK UNIT OF THE BRITISH FORCES AT PRESENT MAKING THE OFFENSIVE IN THE DESERT. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
WALKING WITH THEIR KIT ALONG THE WHARF AT AN AUSTRALIAN PORT ARE AUSTRALIANS RETURNED FROM THE MIDDLE EAST FRESH FROM THEIR TRIUMPHS IN THE WESTERN DESERT WHERE THEY MET AND REPULSED ROMMEL'S PANZERS
Fresh from their triumphs in the Western Desert, where they met and repulsed Rommel's panzers at El Alamein, soldiers of a famous AIF Division have returned safely at an Australian port after more tha
