The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA. 1944-07-27. PHOTOGRAPH OF CRATE SHOWING TWO WOODEN BEARERS WHICH ARE FITTED ON THE BOTTOM OF ALL CRATES WEIGHING 150 POUNDS OR OVER. THESE BEARER OR CLEATS ALLOW THE FORK OF FORK LIFT TRUCKS TO SLIDE UNDER THE CRATE WITHOUT THE NECESSITY OF USING PLATFORMS.
Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915. Two Australian soldiers occupy a deep section of trench, while an empty tin and a wooden crate or trunk have been fitted for storage purposes into cavities hollowed out of the
Australian troops at Bien Hoa in Vietnam, unload supplies from Australia flown in by RAAF Hercules. The Hercules made regular courier runs to Bien Hoa and Saigon, carrying supplies, and evacuating si
Darwin, NT. 1940-11. Men of No. 1 Section, No. 2 Anti-Aircraft (AA) Battery, 2/1st Australian AA Regiment, using shearlegs to lift a wooden crate, containing part of a 3.7" AA gun, from the back of a
Romsey, Hampshire, England. c. 1915-04. Informal outdoors group portrait of the cooks of the 1st Australian Divisional Ammunition Park 4th Section standing in front of their field ovens from which tal
A group of five officers in a gully on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Identified left to right (seated, nearest the camera): Captain George Frederick Wootten, Captain Cecil Duncan Sasse and Major Frederick
Air despatchers, Private (Pte) William Gannon (left), aged 20, of Newtown, NSW, and Private (Pte) Laurie Corkery (right), aged 20, of Scarborough Beach. WA, both of the 39th Air Supply Platoon, Royal
