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Photograph 020666 Second World War, 1939-1945An engineer of the 9th Division setting off a demi-gasse, an effective anti-tank weapon. This picture was taken when engineers were demonstrating methods of flame-throwing.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Engineer of the 9th Division filling a drum with benzol and petrol before demonstrating methods of flame-throwing. The explosive is formed of 60 percent benzol, 40 percent petrol and “electron” shavings.
An engineer of the 9th Division setting off a demi-gasse, an effective anti-tank weapon. This picture was taken when engineers were demonstrating methods of flame-throwing.

ATHERTON, QLD. 1944-12-14. ATHERTON DETACHMENT NO.1, QLD LINES OF COMMUNICATION AREA BULK ISSUE PETROL AND OIL DEPOT TROOPS UNLOADING 4 GALLON DRUMS FROM UNIT TRUCKS FOR RE-FILLING. THE 44 GALLON DRUM

PALESTINE. 1941-11. ENGINEERS OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION DEMONSTRATING METHODS OF HANDLING INCENDIARY BOMBS.

ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-29. FILLING 4 GALLON DRUMS WITH PETROL FROM 44 GALLON DRUMS AT THE N.T. BULK INSTALLATION PETROL AND OIL DEPOT. THE MAN ON THE EXTREME LEFT IS SEEN ROLLING AWAY

BALIKPAPAN, BORNEO. 1945-10-05. A GENERAL VIEW OF THE PETROL DRUM FILLING AREA (FORTY FOUR GALLONS AND FOUR GALLONS) WHICH IS NOW OPERATED BY PERSONNEL OF 2/21ST FIELD COMPANY.

BALIKPAPAN, BORNEO, 1 AUGUST 1945. THE DRUM DUMP AND FILLING SHED OF 66 BASE INSTALLATION PETROL AND OIL DEPOT PLATOON.
