In the background

[Ian Patrick]

I came across this picture whilst researching my jeep which was known to have been used at Woomera as part of the Long Range Weapons Project in the late 40's and early 50's. Nothing definitive on the jeep unfortunately (no ARN visible) but there is what appears to be a CMP in front of the jeep behind the rocket. Also what appears to be a generator or workshop trailer.
Link here;
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Phot...B=4079726&SE=1

Ian

[Keith Webb]

Yes certainly looks like a 15CWT CMP there.

Originally Posted by Ian Patrick

I came across this picture whilst researching my jeep which was known to have been used at Woomera as part of the Long Range Weapons Project in the late 40's and early 50's. Nothing definitive on the jeep unfortunately (no ARN visible) but there is what appears to be a CMP in front of the jeep behind the rocket. Also what appears to be a generator or workshop trailer.
Link here;
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Phot...B=4079726&SE=1

Ian

[Keith Webb]

Here's another. Looks like it might be a Pacific Fire Tender:

A simulated aircraft crash and rescue by members of the Fire Service Training School established by the Department of Civil Aviation at Kingsford Smith Airport, Sydney

Link.

[Jason Ginn]

A Chev 3-Tonner in Tobruk. June 1942.

Source:Bundesarchiv

Archive title: Nordafrika, Tobruk.- Einmarsch motorisierter deutscher Truppen, u.a. Offiziere (Erwin Rommel ?) in mittlerem Schützenpanzer (Sd.Kfz. 251/3 ?), Schildaufschrift rechts: Straight on For Docks and San Marco W/P ; PK "Afrika"

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Jason Ginn

A Chev 3-Tonner in Tobruk. June 1942.

And a Morris-Commercial PU 8-cwt.

Great pic!

Hanno

[Keith Webb]

A nice pair of F60Ls unloading fuel drums in the Truscott area.

Link. Some interesting images here.