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HOMEBUSH, SYDNEY, NSW SOUTH WALES. 1945-05-21. FILLING 4 GALLON DRUMS FROM 4 RAIL TANK CARS AT THE RATE OF 1600 PER HOUR. THE SYSTEM OF FILLING 4 GALLON DRUMS DIRECT FROM RAIL TANK CARS IS USED TO FULFIL DEMANDS OF URGENCY.
HOMEBUSH, SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-05-21. A SMALL PORTABLE PLANT COUPLED TO A RAIL TANK CAR AND SUPPLYING FOUR FILLING HOSES. EACH PORTABLE PUMPING PLANT OPERATES 4 FILLING HOSES AND HAS A FILLIN
HOMEBUSH, SYDNEY, NSW SOUTH WALES. 1945-05-21. MOTOR TRANSPORT PERSONNEL FILLING 4 GALLON DRUMS AT A SIDING. EACH PORTABLE PUMPING PLANT OPERATES 4 FILLING HOSES AND HAS A FILLING CAPACITY OF 400 FOUR
BALIKPAPAN, BORNEO. 1945-10-05. A PETROL DRUM FILLING STATION IN THE OIL REFINERY AREA OPERATED BY PERSONNEL OF 2/21ST FIELD COMPANY (CAPACITY 600 X 44 GALLON DRUMS PER DAY).
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
Haramura, Japan. 1950-08-18. 6/4567 Private A. J. Stagg, a member of Support Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), camouflaging a Tank Trap which consisted of 4 gallon drums of
WILLOUGHBY, NSW. 1946-05-03. RE-DRUMMING OF DDT ANTI-INSECT SPRAY FROM FORTY SIX GALLON DRUMS TO FOUR GALLON DRUMS AT 1ST SUPPLY RESERVE DEPOT. LEFT TO RIGHT: NX172331 PRIVATE R. TODD; NX175080 SIGNAL
