The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Eleven unidentified women sew a piece of hessian onto a net at a British camouflage factory.
Four unidentified young women sew strips of hessian onto a large net that is spread out on the ground at a British camouflage factory. Also present is an unidentified officer. Piled on the ground be
Five unidentified women use brooms to paint designs on a large piece of hessian at a British camouflage factory.
Five unidentified men, four of Asian appearance, use sprays to colour pieces of hessian at a British camouflage factory. Other pieces of hessian are hanging to dry behind them. Vietnamese people did
YUNGABURRA, QLD. 1943-07-08. PUPILS OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN CORPS COMBINED CAMOUFLAGE TRAINING SCHOOL THREADING (GARNISHING) DYED HESSIAN STRIPS THROUGH A CAMOUFLAGE NET.
Melbourne, Vic. c. 1944. Rows of women employed as machinists in the Commonwealth Clothing Factory sew clothing at their Singer sewing machines. (Copy in album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill p. 247
TORQUAY, VIC. 1943? WOMEN MEMBERS OF THE VOLUNTEER AIR OBSERVER CORPS (VAOC). ONE VOLUNTEER WEAVES A CAMOUFLAGE NET WHILE THE SECOND SCANS THE SKY WITH BINOCULARS FOR AIRCRAFT.
