The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Westinghouse petrol-electric, narrow gauge locomotive (centre) with the British War Department (BWD) number LR2006 B and Works number 1149 (not visible). The cab of a Dick, Kerr Company petrol-electric locomotive, with the BWD number LR1907 A, can be seen (left), while part of another unidentified British Westinghouse petrol-electric locomotive is visible (right).
Two Australian soldiers standing next to a narrow gauge petrol-electric locomotive manufactured by Dick, Kerr and Company of Kilmarnock, Scotland (right). The soldier smoking is possibly 566 Sapper Th
A 2-6-2T narrow gauge steam locomotive built by the American Locomotive Corporation (ALCO) with the serial number 1272 and the Works number 57093 (not visible).
A derailed Baldwin 4-6-0T narrow gauge steam locomotive with the serial number 928 being re-railed by unidentified allied soldiers. Two of the soldiers are wearing wet weather clothing and the group a
An unidentified engineer from one of the Australian Light Railway Operating Companies standing in a Baldwin, narrow gauge 4-6-0T steam locomotive, with the serial number 870 and the works number 44871
An unidentified Australian soldier working alongside a narrow gauge American Locomotive Corporation (ALCO) 2-6-2T steam locomotive with the serial number 1204 and the works number 57095 (not visible)
A group of unidentified Australian soldiers and railway engineers standing with a Baldwin 2-8-0 standard gauge steam locomotive (serial number 1436) at the rail yards in Roeselare. This locomotive was
