The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. MEN OF THE 4TH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR REGIMENT PREPARING A MEAL ON A PETROL STOVE BESIDE THEIR CAR IN THE DESERT. THIS REGIMENT DID EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD WORK DURING THE AXIS ADVANCE ON ALEXANDRIA, DRIVING THEIR CARS IN THE ENEMY CONVOYS AT NIGHT AND RADIOING THEIR POSITION TO HEADQUARTERS, DISAPPEARING BEFORE DAYLIGHT AND REMAINING HIDDEN UNTIL DUSK.
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. CREW OF AN ARMOURED CAR OF THE 4TH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR REGIMENT. CARS FROM THIS REGIMENT, DURING THE AXIS ADVANCE ON ALEXANDRIA, TRAVELLED IN THE ENEMY CONVOY
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. CREW OF AN ARMOURED CAR OF THE 4TH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR REGIMENT TRAIN ALL THEIR ARMOUR ON APPROACHING ENEMY AIRCRAFT. MEN OF THIS REGIMENT DROVE THEIR CARS IN
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. GROUP OF MEN OF THE 4TH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR REGIMENT WITH ONE OF THEIR CARS. WHEN THE AXIS FORCES WERE ADVANCING ON ALEXANDRIA, THESE MEN TRAVELLED IN THE AXI
A group of unidentified Australian servicemen stand beside their bivouacs, in desert country. Their shelters consist of blankets and groundsheets stretched between Ford cars, motorcycles and four-gall
Yongju area, North Korea, 1950-10-22. Wearing singlets, two cooks from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), prepare a meal for battalion members after their defeat of a large force
Western Desert, Egypt. 13 November 1942. RAF ground crews refuelling the Stuart 3A1 tanks (foreground) and Dingo scout car in the front line from a petrol bowser (tanker) at right. In the background a
