The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of Allenby Bridge and the ornate embankment. A sign is at the left hand approach to the bridge and reads 'Speed 6 miles per hour total load not to exceed 12 ton'.
This photograph was taken from a German negative captured in 1918. The title on the negative reads:- "February 1, 1918, 11 o'clock; valley, north and south of Arbid; height, 2,500 feet; speed, 88 mil
The back view of an Army Motor Ambulance parked on the side of a road. The ambulance is marked with 'B 23' on its right side. Note also on the right side of the vehicle (towards the front) a sign th
1942-07-06. RECENT ARRIVAL FROM AMERICA IS THE BOEING B17C, A DEVELOPMENT OF THE B17B AND A MID-WING MONOPLANE WITH A SPEED OF 300 MILES PER HOUR. AT A SPEED OF 220 MILES PER HOUR IT HAS A RANGE OF 24
Soldiers, gassed during fighting in the August offensive, being assisted by two members of 2nd Division Army Medical Corps details at the White Chateau. The injured men have bandages wrapped around t
2/4 Armoured Regiment. A 27-ton Matilda tank passing between sister tanks and their diesel transporters. Powered by twin Leyland six cylinder diesels developing 195 horsepower, the Matilda, Australi
WALLGROVE, NSW 1946-01-16. 2/5TH CAVALRY REGIMENT, 4TH ARMOURED BRIGADE. A 30-TON GENERAL GRANT M3 MEDIUM TANK IN THE REGIMENT'S VEHICLE RANK. THE GENERAL GRANT TANK WAS POWERED BY TWIN SIX CYLINDER G
