The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two unidentified members of the Brigade Signals Troop (L Troop) with a WS 62 manpack detachment. All Battalion rear links can produce this detachment, for use when the Command Post gets too far off the road into the hills. Additional men are required to carry spare batteries if operating for any length of time.
Two unidentified members of L Troop, Brigade Signals Troop with WS 62 manpack detachments. All Battalion rear links can produce this detachment, for use when the Command Post gets too far off the road
A Multi-transmitter vehicle of B Troop, at Rear Division which contains the WS 53 remoted into the Signals Office. High frequency transmitter cables carry power from central power supplies. Aerials in
A multi-transmitter vehicle at Rear Division (B Troop) which contains three WS 53 remoted into a Signals Office. High frequency transmitter cables carry power from the central power supply. These tran
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. April 1971. Father DB Casey on his motorcycle out on the road outside the Chaplain's hut at Nui Dat, Headquarters of the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF). Father Casey, chaplai
Two German officers with a captured British Army Mark II female tank. This tank's serial number 586 is visible on the rear of the left hand side. The tank is from British unit No. 11 Company, D Battal
German 'Lederschutzmaske' [Leather protection mask] gas mask and container. The mask is made from a single piece of chrome-tanned sheepskin dipped in an oil sealant solution. The single seam running u
