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SUPPLY OF ANTI-MINE ROLLERS. THESE ROLLERS MADE FROM OLD PETROL DRUMS AND PIECES OF PIPING AND FILLED WITH CONCRETE ARE ATTACHED TO THE REAR OF A TRUCK WHICH IS THEN REVERSED THROUGH THE MINEFIELD, BLASTING A TRACK AS IT GOES.
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-10. ANTI-MINE ROLLERS FITTED TO TRUCK. THESE ROLLERS MADE FROM OLD PETROL DRUMS AND PIECES OF PIPING AND FILLED WITH CONCRETE ARE ATTACHED TO A TRUCK AS SEEN IN THIS PICTUR
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-10. MEN OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL ENGINEERS WITH A NEW TYPE OF ANTI-MINE DEVICE. THESE ROLLERS MADE FROM OLD PETROL DRUMS AND PIECES OF PIPING AND FILLED WITH CEMENT
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-10. ANTI-MINE ROLLERS FITTED TO TRUCK. THESE ROLLERS MADE FROM OLD PETROL DRUMS AND PIECES OF PIPING AND FILLED WITH CONCRETE ARE ATTACHED TO A TRUCK AS SEEN IN THIS PICTUR
CEYLON. 1942-06. A NATIVE WITH HIS BULLOCK CART MOVING THROUGH A 6TH DIVISION ROAD BLOCK WHICH IS CONSTRUCTED OF COCONUT PALM LOGS AND CONCRETE FILLED PETROL DRUMS.
PAGEWOOD, NSW. 1946-05-03. NX141212 PRIVATE K. DOUGLAS AND N266157 PRIVATE H. J. SULLIVAN HANDLING DRUMS OF FLOUR AT 1ST SUPPLY RESERVE DEPOT. THESE DRUMS ARE BOUND FOR KURE, JAPAN. THE MEN BELONG TO
ATHERTON, QLD. 1944-12-14. A 5,000 GALLON BULK RAILWAY TRUCK DISCHARGING PETROL INTO MAIN STORAGE TANKS AT THE ATHERTON DETACHMENT NO.1, QLD LINES OF COMMUNICATION AREA BULK ISSUE PETROL AND OIL DEPOT
