In the bottom left hand corner, there is what seems to me to be the bow of a DUKW amphibious vehicle.
535 of these were sent to Australia as part of the United States Lend Lease program, and entered Australian Army service in 1942.
[ ref. www.defence.gov.au/dmo/news/ontarget/nov06/rw.cfm ]
BobMeade
In the bottom left hand corner, there is what seems to me to be the bow of a DUKW amphibious vehicle. 535 of these were sent to Australia as part of the United States Lend Lease program, and entered Australian Army service in 1942. [ ref. www.defence.gov.au/dmo/news/ontarget/nov06/rw.cfm ]
State Library of NSW
Thanks Bob. You can see more of the vehicle in this shot from the same series: acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=29402
BobMeade
Thank for the link. That's a DUKW for sure.
RafaGC
Sam Hood was a monster, astonishing captures from the photographic point of view with exquisite framings, very interesting photo collection.
mich_sydney_2007
I wonder how many people lived at Ingleburn then.