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Photograph H00790 First World War, 1914-1918An unidentified soldier outside a regimental aid post which had been constructed of corrugated iron and sandbags.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Headquarters building of the Force Communication Center manned by the 1st Signal Troop, part of the Australian Army contribution to the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC). Taken at an unknown site the corrugated iron roofed hut has been covered by grass thatch to cool it and a wooden toilet has been built at left. A well constructed, corrugated iron reinforced, split trench in the foreground provides emergency protection in case the post is attacked and a skywards pointing satellite transmitter or receiver is set up at right. The post has had some homely additions placed near its entrance including an Australian black and yellow roadside kangaroo warning sign, a pedestal mounted religious shrine and what appear to be two wickerwork reindeer.
An unidentified soldier outside a regimental aid post which had been constructed of corrugated iron and sandbags.

A regimental aid post which had been constructed of corrugated iron and sandbags, prior to the Batttle of Gaza.

Rosehill Racecourse, Sydney, NSW. Members of the American Army undertaking a training exercise to assemble a Mark 1 Light Weight Air Warning (LW/AW) Radar. Transmitter, right, and Receiver, left, cabi

Lieutenant Joseph (Jock) Cudlipp, Headquarters (HQ) Group 26th Brigade, drying himself with a towel after his early morning shave and wash. He appears to be holding a small hand mirror. The dugout at

South Africa, c. 1901. A two storey fortified house at Middelburg during the South African (Boer) War. The ground floor veranda has been fortified with sandbags and corrugated iron. Note the firing sl

Dover Heights, South Heads, NSW. First prototype of the Light Weight Air Warning Radar (LW/AW). View from the telephone operator's side of the revolving floor. A clamp and shackle have been fitted to
