The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A 132 ton, pontoon floating dry dock which was constructed at Labu, New Guinea between 10 October to 11 November 1944, by sappers from E and M Sections, Company, 8th Australian Army Troops, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE). The project was led by NX125136 Lieutenant George E Moore, RAE and It seen here just prior to launching.
The launch of a 132 ton, pontoon floating dry dock which was constructed at Labu, New Guinea, between 10 October to 11 November 1944, by sappers from E and M Sections, 8th Australian Army Troops, Comp
The almost completed 132 ton, pontoon floating dry dock which was constructed at Labu, New Guinea by Australian Sappers from E and M Sections 8th Australian Army Troops, Company, Royal Australian Engi
Unidentified Australian welders from either E or M Sections, 8th Australian Army Troops, Company, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE), working on the stabilising towers which will be incorporated into a
Unidentified Australian Soldiers stand on top of the newly completed 132 ton, pontoon floating dry dock which was constructed at Labu, New Guinea by Australian Sappers from E and M Sections 8th Austra
PINE RIVER, QLD. C. 1940-12. MEN OF THE 11TH FIELD COMPANY, RAE (ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS), IN CAMP NEAR PETRIE TRAINING IN THE USE OF FOLDING BOAT EQUIPMENT (FBE), ARE SEEN HERE MANOEUVERING A COMP
Unidentified Sappers from 1st Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE) fitting a mine clearing sled, (made from heavy gauge chain and sections of steel 'I' beams) to the front of a Centurion M
