Cruiser training tanks arrive from America. Captain Fletcher (in tank) discusses points of interest of the first cruiser training tank to arrive in Victoria, Australia, from America. With Major General Northcott, Commanding Officer of Australia's First Armoured Division and Major General E.J. Milford, Master General of Ordnance

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Cruiser training tanks arrive from America. Captain Fletcher (in tank) discusses points of interest of the first cruiser training tank to arrive in Victoria, Australia, from America. With Major General Northcott, Commanding Officer of Australia's First Armoured Division and Major General E.J. Milford, Master General of Ordnance

Australia in the war. An American tank, manned by Australian troops is subjected to conditions it is likely to encounter in actual battle during training exercises of the Australian armored forces

A group of men standing next to tanks - FSA / Office of War Information Photograph

U.S. tanks with British crews do sterling work in the battles of "Knightsbridge" and "The Cauldron." The American "General Grant" tank, which has arrived in quantity in the Middle East throughout the winter took Rommel's Afrika Corps by surprise. Together with the lighter "General Stuart" tank, also American built, it has been mainly responsible, manned by British crews, for holding up the new German drive toward Egypt

A group of tanks lined up in a row. Office of War Information Photograph

Australia in the war. American medium and light tanks and their Anzac crews lined up for review at a camp in Australia. Along with other lend-lease equipment, these tanks are helping build up Australia's armored forces

Australia in the war. American tanks and guns, provided under lend-lease, are performing a vital role in building up Australia's armored forces. This Australian member of a tank crew does his two-hour night watch with the aid of an American Tommy-gun

Australia in the war. Months of training under field conditions contribute to the building up of Australia's armored forces. The American tank shown here is part of the fighting equipment furnished United Nations under lend-lease

Australia in the war. American medium tanksand their Anzac crews lined up for review at a camp in Australia. Along with other lend-lease equipment, these tanks are helping in the development of a formidable Australian mechanized army

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01/01/1942

United States. Office of War Information.

Port Victoria (S. Aust.) , -34.50000, 137.48333

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Australia in the war. An American tank, manned by Australian troops is subjected to conditions it is likely to encounter in actual battle during training exercises of the Australian armored forces

A group of men standing next to tanks - FSA / Office of War Information Photograph

A group of tanks lined up in a row. Office of War Information Photograph

Australia in the war. American medium and light tanks and their Anzac crews lined up for review at a camp in Australia. Along with other lend-lease equipment, these tanks are helping build up Australia's armored forces

Australia in the war. American tanks and guns, provided under lend-lease, are performing a vital role in building up Australia's armored forces. This Australian member of a tank crew does his two-hour night watch with the aid of an American Tommy-gun

Australia in the war. Months of training under field conditions contribute to the building up of Australia's armored forces. The American tank shown here is part of the fighting equipment furnished United Nations under lend-lease

Australia in the war. American medium tanksand their Anzac crews lined up for review at a camp in Australia. Along with other lend-lease equipment, these tanks are helping in the development of a formidable Australian mechanized army

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