The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
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” sh
PALESTINE. 1941-11. ENGINEERS OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION DEMONSTRATING METHODS OF HANDLING INCENDIARY BOMBS.
SAPPERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION "SWEEPING" WITH MINE DETECTORS DURING A 2ND AUSTRALIAN CORPS DEMONSTRATION OF TANK AND INFANTRY ATTACK METHODS.
TARAKAN ISLAND, BORNEO. 1945-09-10. MAJOR A. J. ANDERSON, GENERAL SERVICE EQUIPMENT FIELD SECTION 9TH DIVISION, DEMONSTRATING THE METHOD OF FIRING A UNITED STATES ARMY FORCES ANTI TANK GRENADE FROM AN
ATHERTON TABLELANDS, QLD. 1943-07-02. SAPPERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION ERECTING A GAP MARKER IN A MINEFIELD, DURING A 2ND AUSTRALIAN CORPS DEMONSTRATION OF TANK AND I
Balikpapan, Borneo. 1945-07-03. A flame throwing tank of 1 Australian Armoured Regiment in action against a Japanese bunker set into a hill beside Tank Road. The Regiment's tanks were supporting an ad
