The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
OONOONBA, TOWNSVILLE, QLD. 1944-03-11. SX7608 CORPORAL A.S. KNIGHT WATCHING THE HEAT GAUGE ON A BOILER POSITIONED ON A TANK TRUCK OF THE 102ND MOBILE BATH UNIT. THE FOUR TRUCKS AT THE UNIT GIVE A TOTAL CAPACITY OF 800 SHOWERS PER HOUR.
OONOONBA, TOWNSVILLE, QLD. 1944-03-11. A GENERAL VIEW OF THE 102ND MOBILE BATH UNIT PICTURING THE HOT SHOWERS AND A TANK TRUCK. AS EACH TRUCK IS CAPABLE OF SHOWERING 200 MEN, THE FOUR TRUCKS AT THE UN
OONOONBA, QLD. 1944-03-11. PERSONNEL OF THE 102ND MOBILE BATH UNIT. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: QX8956 LIEUTENANT J. SEATON, COMMANDING OFFICER (1); LANCE-CORPORAL J. CALVERLEY (2); SX7608 CORPORAL A.S.
OONOONBA, QUEENSLAND. 1944-03-11. QX54660 PRIVATE W.L. PASHEN (1), A MEMBER OF THE 102ND MOBILE BATH UNIT, OPERATING A DISINFECTOR USED TO DECONTAMINATE BLANKETS, CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. THEY ARE OPER
PIONEER CROSSING, PORT MORESBY AREA, PAPUA, 1944-03-25. A JEEP OF THE 2/107TH MOBILE BATH UNIT. THE POSITION OF THE BOILER, THE BURNER, AND THE DISMANTLED SHOWERS CAN BE SEEN.
PIONEER CROSSING, PORT MORESBY AREA, PAPUA, 1944-03-25. A JEEP OF THE 2/107TH MOBILE BATH UNIT. THE POSITION OF HE BOILER, THE BURNER, AND THE DISMANTLED SHOWERS CAN BE SEEN.
OONOONBA, QUEENSLAND. 1944-03-11. MEMBERS OF THE 102ND MOBILE BATH UNIT ERECTING A DISINFECTOR USED TO DECONTAMINATE BLANKETS, CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. ONE SIDE IS BEING CLOSED, AND BLANKETS ARE BEING
