The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BEHIND AUSTRALIA'S FIGHTING FORCES IS A GREAT ARMY OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE MUNITIONS OF WAR. IN THE LAST WAR, DICK HANSEN SERVED WITH THE MACHINE GUN SECTION OF A NEW ZEALAND RIFLE BRIGADE. IN THIS WAR HE IS ASSISTING IN THE MANUFACTURE OF MORTAR BOMBS. HERE HE IS REMOVING SLAG FROM METAL FOR MORTAR BOMBS. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
BEHIND AUSTRALIA'S FIGHTING FORCES IS A GREAT ARMY OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE MUNITIONS OF WAR. IN THE LAST WAR, DICK HANSEN SERVED WITH THE MACHINE GUN SECTION OF A NEW ZEALAND RIFLE
BEHIND AUSTRALIA'S FIGHTING FORCES IS A GREAT ARMY OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE MUNITIONS OF WAR. JOHN WILLIS, STEEL MOULDER, WITH OILED- SAND BODY CORES WHICH ARE INSERTED INTO MOULDS
MORTAR BOMBS ARE AMONG THE MANY WAR COMMODITIES AUSTRALIA IS PRODUCING IN VAST QUANTITIES FOR EMPIRE NEEDS. THE CUPOLA MELTS SCRAP WHICH IS LATER CONVERTED INTO STEEL FOR USE IN TRENCH MORTAR BOMBS. S
DECEMBER 1941. MORTAR BOMBS ARE AMONG THE MANY WAR COMMODITIES AUSTRALIA IS PRODUCING IN VAST QUANTITIES FOR EMPIRE NEEDS. THE CUPOLA MELTS SCRAP WHICH IS LATER CONVERTED INTO STEEL FOR USE IN TRENCH
ONE OF THE WOMEN WORKERS ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF OWEN GUN BODIES. (NEGATIVE BY C. BOTTOMLEY).
Women workers at the St Mary's Munitions Factory. Left to right, back row: Waveney Walsh; Dorothy Luxton; Vi McDonald. Front row: unidentified; Daphne Cook. Because they were engaged in the manufactu
