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Photograph E05027 Period 1910-1919A group of unidentified students at work in the engineers' machine room at the Australian Corps Technical School. The students, under the direction of Captain Greenlees, fitted all the machinery in t

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of unidentified soldiers in the wood-working machine shop at the Australian Corps Technical School. The building was originally a glass factory and when the German forces evacuated only the walls were left in a sound state. However in a very short period, with the aid of 1,000 German prisoners, the building was repaired and provided excellent accommodation for the classes, and with the salvaged machinery made an up to date technical school.
A group of unidentified students at work in the engineers' machine room at the Australian Corps Technical School. The students, under the direction of Captain Greenlees, fitted all the machinery in t

Two unidentified students working at lathes in the fitters' machine shop at the Australian Corps Technical School. Some of these lathes consisted of as many as five parts, all salvaged from different

Baria, South Vietnam. 1968-06. Warrant Officer Ernie Sly of Kingston, ACT (centre), passes building instructions to a Vietnamese worker through an interpreter, in the library and science block being b

Seven German prisoners in the electrical repair and testing shop at the Australian Corps Technical School. The prisoners were engaged on fatigue work.

A group of unidentified students and German prisoners in the blacksmiths' shop at the Australian Corps School. The tools used were all made by the students from pieces of salvaged scrap iron.

Four unidentified soldiers in the wood-working machine shop at the Australian Corps Technical School. The two German prisoners in the background were, like many German prisoners, employed on the unsk
