The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Where necessary, roadside repairs in Syria were made by the 2/3rd Field Workshops (Mobile). Here NX149836 Warrant Officer Ian John Deegan is making repairs to a Bren Gun Carrier track.
Putting a new engine into a Bren Gun Carrier at the 2/3rd Field Workshops, Syria. Identified personnel, from the left, are: QX13987 Corporal (Cpl) George Bell Leighton, QX5746 Private Keith James A
HOMS, SYRIA. 1942-06-18. IN 1942-06, THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION HELD LARGE SCALE MANOEUVRES IN SYRIA AND LEBANON. DRIVER A.E. DUGMORE (LEFT) AND PRIVATE C.F. HERBERT OF THE 2/28TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY
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.
TRIPOLI, SYRIA. 1942-03. MEMBERS OF THE 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN ARMY FIELD WORKSHOPS ADJUSTING THE TRACKS OF A BREN CARRIER.
MADDALENA. M.T. SECTION OF THE 2/2 AUSTRALIAN FIELD WORKSHOPS REMOVING MOTOR FROM BREN GUN CARRIER. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
CRAWLER TRACKS FOR THE BREN GUN CARRIER. MADE IN AMERICA, THIS HYDRAULIC BROACHING MACHINE HAS BEEN ADAPTED IN AUSTRALIA FOR TESTING BREN GUN CARRIER TRACK SECTION. (NEGATIVE BY CRANSTONE).
