The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A white tent which has been issued without any camouflage, being taken down to avoid observation by enemy aircraft. the sandbags were built round as protection against aerial bomb splinters.
PHUOC TUY PROVINCE, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1969-07. IT MIGHT LOOK UNSTABLE, BEING MADE OF ARC-MESH, BUT THIS FORTY FOOT TOWER AT FIRE SUPPORT BASE (FSB) THRUST HAS WITHSTOOD HEAVY MONSOON STORMS. THE TOWER WA
A soldier stands beside a bridge which has been screened from the observation of enemy aircraft. A ruined building is behind the bridge.
1942. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE HEAVY CRUISER USS NORTHAMPTON (CA-26) SHOWING HER EARLY WARTIME APPEARANCE. SHE IS PAINTED IN A MEASURE 1 CAMOUFLAGE SCHEME OF DARK GREY WITH LIGHT GREY TOPS TO
Australian Second World War poster issued by the Department of Home Security, Camouflage Section, Canberra. Designed by Frank Hinder. The lower half of the poster features an army camp in black and wh
New Britain. The American assault troops set to work to dig slit trenches as a protection against possible aerial bombing or strafing, as soon as they landed at Arawe. Japanese dive-bomber aircraft an
Australian Second World War poster issued by the Department of Home Security, Camouflage Research Section, Canberra. Designed by Frank Hinder. The lower half of the poster features an army camp in bla