The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
IMPROVISED RAFTS FOR GUNS. THIS PICTURE SHOWS THE CROSSING OF WATER (RIVERS, CANALS, ETC.) BY SEMI IMPROVISED RAFTS CARRYING GUNS AND THE MEN CONCERNED ARE DOING THIS FOR THE FIRST TIME. BRITISH ARMY.
AS THE VAST TERRITORY OF RUSSIA IS CROSSED BY NUMEROUS RIVERS SOME OF THEM OF GREAT WIDTH, THE SURMOUNTING OF WATER-OBSTACLES HAS BEEN CAREFULLY CONSIDERED IN THE RED ARMY TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT. THIS
A typical delta settlement seen through the rear of the loading door of a RAAF Caribou as it taxies for takeoff. The settlements are usually protected by natural rivers and man-made canals, that prev
A topographic map titled 'Ninh Giang' covering the area around the town of Ninh Giang in the northern Vietnamese province of Thai Binh. Scale 1:50,000, series L701, sheet 6273 II, edition 3, compiled
Markham River, New Guinea. 1943-09-05. Aerial view of troops of 7th Division crossing the river during the drive to force the Japanese from the Huon Peninsula. Some of the troops can be seen carrying
TOBRUK. A PATENT STILL FOR PURIFYING WATER, INVENTED BY LT. J. BLAIR-YUILL, 345 COY ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS (CENTRE OF PICTURE). MANY STILLS, SIMILAR TO THIS ONE, HAVE BEEN IMPROVISED BY THE UNITS IN
Depicts Sergeant Alexander Barclay, 2/10 Field Coy RAE and Staff Sergeant J S Whelan, 2/10th Field Coy RAE in an improvised workshop. Selerang Barracks were former British Army Barracks and were used
