The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE CONVOYS SERVICE THE 1,000 MILE SECTION BETWEEN THE RAIL-HEAD AT ALICE SPRINGS AND LARRIMAH. A GLIMPSE OF ALICE SPRINGS. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL).
NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1942-10-08. TYPE OF TRUCK USED BY 147 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL TRANSPORT COMPANY, A.I.F. ON CONVOYS BETWEEN ALICE SPRINGS AND LARRIMAH ON THE NORTH SOUTH ROAD. A 3-TONNER WITH INDIAN-TYP
NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1942-10-08. TYPE OF TRUCK USED BY 147 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL TRANSPORT COMPANY, A.I.F. ON CONVOYS BETWEEN ALICE SPRINGS AND LARRIMAH ON THE NORTH SOUTH ROAD. THE SEMI TRAILER, WITH A 3
NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-08. TYPICAL C/C AND 2 I/C OF MOTOR CONVOYS PLYING BETWEEN ALICE SPRINGS AND LARRIMAH, A DISTANCE OF 632 MILES. LEFT:- SERGEANT H.E. LOADER 2 I/C, AND LIEUTENANT
Northern Territory, Australia. July 1942. The construction of the Alice Springs-Darwin Road constituted an engineering feat of considerable magnitude and of great military importance. As sections of t
NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-04. ALLIED WORKS COUNCIL, DEPOT AT HELEN SPRINGS, 24 MILES NORTH OF BANKA BANKA ON THE ROAD BETWEEN ALICE SPRINGS AND LARRIMAH, THE RAILHEAD FOR THE DARWIN-BIRDU
Tents at Elliott staging camp in the Northern Territory. Elliott camp was located along the route from Larrimah to Alice Springs and was used as a stopover for troops travelling between the two towns.
