Pics from an Australian Military Museum

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LRR

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Armoured MOG (5 tonne truck)

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Some random ambulance

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Collection of AUS weapons

That's all, but I figured someone might like them

That's really cool. When I was a young kid I went to an Army Museum with my Dad in Puckapunyal.

>>34878593
nice

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>>34878593
noice, thanks

>>34878586
dat aug

which one? the one in melbourne supposedly closed down and the one at pucka isnt open to the public anymore

>>34878593
Pretty modest dump, but thanks. Always good to remind myself how good looking the LRR is.

>>34878593
Coolio. Is that the Australian Armour and Artillery Museum?

>>34878568
Some say its the cutest use of an m113

Nice stuff. I think the ambulance is a ww2 british model.

Did they have anything from their participation in the Vietnam war?

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Might as well post some pictures I've saved

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>>34878862
abrams are surprisingly small

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>>34878931
Anyone want navy/airforce photos?

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>>34878899
Is there anything new in regards to the Land 400 Phase 2 and 3?

Thanks for these mate

>>34878962
explosion tests where conducted on both vehicles. the boxer was able to get itself on the loader on its own afterwards, the amv wasn't

>>34878568
>australia
>military
Yknow, unlike your English parents you dont have the small island excuse, Japan is half your size and you still got owned

>>34879051
"owned"

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>>34879051
>>34879067
Know what I'm Taking this fuckin bait fuck you and your fucking shitposting


A country is made up of people of Japan had 10 times the amount in 1939 6.9 million to 70 million Japs so the Fact that we were able to Defend The largest front of the war ( the entire North coast of Australia ) while fighting two other offensive wars, one of which was on the other side of the fucking planet speaks volumes of our ability to war

>>34879141

There was fighting on the north coast of Australia during WW2?

>>34879141
Not being able to breed fast enough means you cant make babies for war

>>34879264
100 air raids from Broome to Townsville with 30+ hitting Darwin plus a small Japanese landing in 1944

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attacks_on_Australia_during_World_War_II

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>>34879317
Breeding takes time which is interesting that there have been people on the Japanese islands for
40 000 years compared to the 151 there had been Australians had been in Australia

>>34879342
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_raids_on_Australia,_1942%E2%80%9343

I see. So no actual ground fighting on Australian soil during the entire war. The small Japanese landing was four officers in a fishing boat.

Full respect for Australian and New Zealandian contributions during WW1 and WW2 though. Losses compared to force sizes are pretty brutal.

>>34879012
So is the Boxer the most probable choice?

>>34879051
Terrible bait or just an idiot.

Japan in 1940 had 15x the population Australia had at the time. Hell, it had 5x the population Australia has now. And including territorial holdings, had 1/3 of the land area. Almost all developed as opposed to the desert that still dominates Australia. Meanwhile most of the Australians' forces were fighting in the Middle East and North Africa until after the Second Battle of El Alamein in November and didn't return to Pacific Theatre until the end of 1942.

And even with those disadvantages, and with the primary exception of the failure of the British' incompetent Singapore Strategy, the Australians consistently wrecked the Japanese.

>>34879446
Technically Papua New Guinea was an Australian Territory at the time, but you are correct, no ground fighting on what you'd consider Australia now a days.

>>34879456
Pretty much

>>34878586
OI, YA GOT A PERMIT TO LOOK AT THEM FIREARMS ON YOUR DEVICE, CUNT?

>>34878717
Yeah it's the one an hour out of Pucka. Can't remember the name of the town but school of ordinance is there too.

>>34878899
Those land 400 vehicles are fucking massive compared to the older gear.

>>34878956
Does anyone know anything about the EW gear on the front of this vehicle?

>>34879264
No ground war but the Japanese conducted air raids frequently.