The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYRIA. SKILLED MEN WERE NEEDED BY THE AIF IN SYRIA TO KEEP IN GOOD CONDITION THE TOOLS USED BY FIELD WORKSHOP UNITS IN SERVICING GUNS AND VEHICLES.
SYRIA. DESERT CAMPAIGNS IN THE MIDDLE EAST HAVE SUBJECTED GUNS AND VEHICLES TO SEVERE WEAR AND TEAR. THE ARMY HAS PROVIDED MEN TO SERVICE THEM AND KEEP THEM IN FIGHTING CONDITION. THESE MEMBERS OF THE
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. 1943-03-09. SERGEANT A.L.R. SIEVERS OF LAND HEADQUARTERS EXPERIMENTAL WORKSHOPS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, PAINTING A SILHOUETTE OF TOOLS THAT ARE USE
Towraghondi, Afghanistan. c. 1992- 01. Informal group portrait of Afghanis at the Afghani Government transport workshop. A pile of cut up machine guns are on the ground in front of the group. The mach
SYRIA. ARMY MECHANICS MUST BE ABLE TO DO EVERY JOB NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE MOBILITY OF THE MODERN MECHANISED ARMY. THIS BREN GUN CARRIER WAS OVERHAULED IN THE FIELD BY ARMY MECHANICS.
The interior of an Australian Army workshop truck. These vehicles were equipped with a lathe, drill press and other specialty tools and could manufacture replacement parts and repair broken parts for
SYRIA. ARMY FIELD WORKSHOPS. WELDING A BREAK IN A MACHINE GUN PART - PRELUDE TO PUTTING THE WEAPON BACK INTO SERVICE.
