The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CAIRNS AREA, QLD. 1945-02-16. 2/16 FIELD COY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS PERSONNEL TAKE APART THE LAUNCHING NOSE TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE APPROACH RAMP DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BAILEY BRIDGE ACROSS CROWLEY CREEK IN THE WHITEROCK AREA.
CAIRNS AREA, QLD. 1945-02-16. A BAILEY BRIDGE AFTER ITS MAIN FRAMEWORK IS ASSEMBLED, BEING LAUNCHED BY 2/16 FIELD COY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS PERSONNEL ACROSS CROWLEY CREEK IN THE WHITEROCK AREA. T
CAIRNS AREA, QLD. 1945-02-16. 2/16 FIELD COY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS PERSONNEL LAUNCH A BAILEY BRIDGE ACROSS CROWLEY CREEK IN THE WHITEROCK AREA.
CAIRNS AREA, QLD. 1945-02-16. CAPTAIN T J ABBISS, 2/16 FIELD COY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS (1) DIRECTS PERSONNEL JACKING A BAILEY BRIDGE TO BEARINGS AFTER THE REMOVAL OF ROLLERS. THE BRIDGE IS CONSTR
CAIRNS AREA, QLD. 1945-02-16. A PANEL TIP TRUCK UNIT LOADED BY 2/16 FIELD COY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS PERSONNEL TO CARRY 8 BRIDGE PANELS AND ACCESSORIES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BAILEY BRIDGE ACRO
CAIRNS AREA, QLD. 1945-02-16. SAPPER R C HOLLAND, 2/16 FIELD COY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, CARRIES A COIL OF ROPE FOR THE HAND RAIL OF A BAILEY BRIDGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION ACROSS CROWLEY CREEK IN THE
CAIRNS AREA, QLD. 1945-02-16. A FULLY LOADED TRUCK MAKES A TEST CROSSING OVER A BAILEY BRIDGE CONSTRUCTED BY 2/16 FIELD COY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS PERSONNEL. THE BRIDGE IS OPEN TO TRAFFIC 3 HOURS
