The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An armoured car of the Australian Light Car Patrol, probably a Daimler 50 hp named 'Gentle Annie' by the crew and was armed with a single Colt Model 1895 Machine Gun, commonly known as a 'potato digger', which was operating on the western frontier of Egypt, against the Senussi.
Group portrait of the men and vehicles of the 1st Armoured Car Section prior to their embarkation. Lieutenant Ernest Homewood James is bellieved to be centre of the group. The 1st Australian Armoured
A bogged armoured car of the 1st Armoured Car Battery, which was operating on the western frontier of Egypt, against the Senussi, being pulled out of the sand over de-ditching boards.
An armoured car of the Australian Light Car Patrol, which was operating on the western frontier of Egypt, against the Senussi, in difficulties. The wheels sank in a patch of soft sand, and the car had
Vehicles of the 1st Australian Armoured Car Section at a training camp. The section comprised two armoured cars, a tender and a motorcycle combination mounting a Colt machine gun. The two armoured car
Inspection of members of the 1st Australian Armoured Car Section at Victoria Barracks during the presentation of two armoured cars to Senator George Foster Pearce, Minister for Defence (centre, wearin
Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Sir Henry Wells, KBE, CB, DSO, Chief of the General Staff Australian Army, travelling in convoy from Sungei Siput to Salak North in Perak, about to pass a check point which
