Old Photo Gallery

#2 A young woman cutting driving bands for anti-aircraft shells in a munitions factory in South Australia.

Home »
#2 A young woman cutting driving bands for anti-aircraft shells in a munitions factory in South Australia.

Arming the Nation: The Contributions of Australian Women in World War II

#2 A young woman cutting driving bands for anti-aircraft shells in a munitions factory in South Australia.

WWII

Related posts:

#19 The USS LST-21, manned by the U.S. coastguard unloads British Army tanks and trucks onto a Rhin…

#47 The Prudential building was Warsaw’s tallest skyscraper and was hit by approximately 1000 artil…

#92 Czechoslovakian Army at Attention.

#49 Ruins and debris in the Munich city center after the Second World War, 1945.

#10 German soldiers retreated back in the direction of Murnau and the camp. Eyewitnesses say some p…

#9 Filipino citizens find safety, Manila, Philippines, February 1945

#52 Women picking cotton, 1943

#12 Berlin after the Allied bombings in 1945.

#26 The surrender ceremony of the Japanese to the British forces with General Itagaki surrendering …