The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of locally engaged Aboriginal men dress cattle hides with salt after a kill. The men are employed by the 3rd Australian Field Butchering Company near Adelaide River to skin and salt meat.
Coverage of the work of 2/1 Australian Field Butchering Company at Cape River Meat Works, Cape River North Queensland. Shows the ice making plant, army drovers collecting the cattle, preparation of tr
Three locally engaged Aboriginal men are ploughing a field at a pineapple plantation. The farm is operated by No. 1 Australian Farm Company of the Australian Army Service Corps. At the time, the Army
ADELAIDE RIVER, NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1944-08-02. CATTLE MUSTERED FOR KILLING AT THE ABATTOIRS OF THE 3RD FIELD BUTCHERING COMPANY.
A group of locally engaged Aboriginal people preparing and arranging a communal meal. The group works as mess‑staff at the Aboriginal settlement near Adelaide River, which is managed and controlled by
A group of locally engaged Aboriginal men are mixing concrete for the floors and the pipeline for No.2 Farm Section new farm. The men are employed by the 1st Australian Farm Company, Australian Army S
A temporary abattoir and water system. In order to provide fresh meat for allied soldiers in the northwest of Australia, the Australian Army established its own slaughter yards, cooling chambers and d
