Image Gallery: March 2008
Exercise reaches south
11 March 2008
Vehicles and equipment for 1st Brigade's Exercise Southern Reach at Cultana are loaded onto rail carts at the Berrimah Railyard near Darwin.
A newly-constructed crew van named after Major General J.D. Stevenson is being utilised for the first time this year, to accommodate soldiers escorting equipment carried on the railway.
Exercise Southern Reach is a unit-based training activity, which occurs twice a year at Cultana. 1st Brigade units use the South Australian training area during the Northern Territory's wet season, when Army ranges there are closed.
| 20080222adf8243523_041 Lieutenant David Ueda from 1st Brigade Movements checks rail cart manifests at the Berrimah Railyard in the Northern Territory. (Date taken: 7 March 2008) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
 |
| 20080227adf8243523_015 ASLAVs from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment are secured to rail carts at the Berrimah Railyard in preparation for their transport to South Australia for Exercise Southern Reach. (Date taken: 7 March 2008) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
 |
| 20080307adf8243523_022 Fully-laden rail carts are checked before departure from Berrimah Railyard in the Northern Territory. (Date taken: 7 March 2008) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
 |
| 20080307adf8243523_081 One of the first "rail-parties" from 1st Brigade to use the new crew van named after Major General Stevenson have their photo taken with the carriage at Berrimah Railyard prior to departure for South Australia. (Date taken: 7 March 2008) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
 |
