The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 GALLON DRUMS PER HOUR.
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. 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 FUL
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).
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-04. PERSONNEL OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN BULK PETROLEUM STORAGE COMPANY FILLING 44 GALLON DRUMS WITH MOTOR TRANSPORT 80 OCTANE MOTOR SPIRIT.
Personnel loading 4 gallon drums on a vehicle at the Can Filling Plant, 1st Petroleum Storage Company, Port Moresby. Identified personnel, from left to right, are: VX109776 Driver Daniel James Ginni
OONOONBA, TOWNSVILLE, QLD. 1944-03-11. A GENERAL VIEW OF THE 102ND MOBILE BATH UNIT PICTURING THE HOT SHOWERS AND A TANK TRUCK. AS EACH TRUCK IS CAPABLE OF SHOWERING 200 MEN, THE FOUR TRUCKS AT THE UN
