The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A series of Baldwin 4-6-OT side tank locomotives takes in water from a water tank. The rectangular tanks in which the locomotives carried their water can be seen on the left hand side of each one. Wide and narrow gauge railways had to be constructed around the Somme battlefield when wet weather made roads impassable for men, horses and motor vehicles.
Two unidentified officers travelling on a T model Ford chassis (serial M 45281) that has been adapted for use on a light railway. Wide and narrow gauge railways had to be constructed around the Somme
Six narrow gauge steam locomotives which have been loaded onto standard gauge low sided wagons waiting to be transported. The two closest locomotives are 2-6-2T side tank locomotives which were ordere
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
A party of stretcher bearers carrying a wounded man past the cemetery at the southern end of Anzac Cove. Three cylindrical water tanks and one rectangular tank can be seen on the far side of the road
Broad gauge and light rail tracks and rolling stock at a railway yard near Ypres. On the far left some wagons are standing on the heavy gauge rail tracks; on the adjacent light rail tracks are severa
MALAYA. TWO JAPANESE TANKS TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANKS DESTROYED NEAR BAKRI BY 13TH BATTERY, 4TH AUSTRALIAN ANTI-TANK REGIMENT. TWO DESTROYED MOTOR VEHICLES OF THE 45TH INDIAN BRIGADE ARE BY THE SIDE OF
