The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEVER BEFORE HAS AUSTRALIA FACED SUCH AN ORDEAL AS THAT WHICH LIES AHEAD AND NEVER BEFORE HAS SHE BEEN SO FORMIDABLY EQUIPPED TO MEET ANY FORCE THAT MAY BE THROWN AGAINST HER. WITH THE LATEST TANK EQUIPMENT MANNED BY THOROUGHLY TRAINED CREWS, AND LED BY MEN EXPERIENCED IN TANK WARFARE, HER ARMOURED DIVISIONS ARE A STERN THREAT TO ANY INTENDING INVADER. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
NEVER BEFORE HAS AUSTRALIAN FACED SUCH AN ORDEAL AS THAT WHICH LIES AHEAD, AND NEVER BEFORE HAS SHE BEEN SO FORMIDABLY EQUIPPED TO MEET ANY FORCE THAT MAY BE THROWN AGAINST HER. WITH THE LATEST TANK E
PART OF AN AUSTRALIAN TANK SQUADRON LINED UP FOR GUNNERY PRACTICE. THIS UNIT, WITH MANY OTHERS, HAS BEEN EQUIPPED WITH THE LATEST AMERICAN GRANT M3 MEDIUM TANKS PROVIDING FIRE POWER PREVIOUSLY UNHEARD
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA HAS SO POWERFUL A STRIKING FORCE BEEN ASSEMBLED FOR ACTION. AFTER MONTHS OF INTENSIVE TRAINING OUR ARMOURED FORCES ARE NOW EQUIPPED WITH MODERN AMERICAN HEAVY AND MED
Australia. February 1967. Singer Jacqueline De Paul takes a long look at the needle as an Army Medical officer prepares to give her one of a number of needles before leaving for South Vietnam. Watchin
View of a Citroen 2CV and a local truck with a thatched canopy covering its load. One of 477 colour 35mm transparencies taken or collected by 2784336 Signalman (Sig) Stuart Lindsay Weller, 104 Signal
American media photograph of Margaret Hope Maberley Gordon, an Australian member of the Women’s Royal Naval Service, being awarded the British Empire Medal by Lord Halifax. Margaret Gordon and her hus
