The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. c 1966. The Army's open air showers on the beach, consisting of a wooden floor over a trench with buckets hanging from pulleys on an overhead frame, and two lengths of hessian as walls. In order to have a warm shower, the buckets had to be filled with water a few hours before bathing.
BIEN HOA PROVINCE, VIETNAM, 1965-1966. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER TAKING A SHOWER AT THE BASE CAMP FOR 1ST BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (1RAR), AT THE BIEN HOA AIR BASE. THE SHOWER CONSISTED OF A
Astrolabe Bay, Madang, New Guinea, 1945-08. 'Frog 'Ollow', a nickname for part of the officers' lines at Headquarters, RAAF Northern Command (NORCOM). A narrow pathway runs between tents occupied by t
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Mijek, Western Sahara. 1992-08. Aerial view of the United Nations (UN) Teamsite with the words UN Mijek spelt out on the ground. The sites are Weather-Haven camps, consisting of white plastic drawn ov
Several unidentified Australian Army camp guards stand in and near the Post and Telegraph Office at the Camp. The office also operates as a Money Order Office, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Savings
Ford, 3 ton, GS F60L (long wheelbase), Cab 12, 4x4. The vehicle is finished in matt khaki green, Number three paint. It is fitted with a wooden, fixed side, Number 1, Australian body/tray. The Austral
