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MILITARY BRIDGE-BUILDING AND POISON GAS.-Views taken at Trentham, where officers and N.C.Os. belonging to the new Zealand Engineers stationed at Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland are in camp for training. TOP LEFT, Major-General Sir William Sinclair-Bur-gess (left), with Captain W. G. Gentry (centre), chief assistant instructor, and Captain Davis, chief instructor of the Small Arms School. TOP RIGHT, one of the completed bridges being tested with a motor car, a field gun, and a number of men under training. General Sin-clair-Burgess is standing behind the car. ABOVE, bridge building under poison-gas conditions.

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Northern Advocate, 1 December 1936, Page 10

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MILITARY BRIDGE-BUILDING AND POISON GAS.-Views taken at Trentham, where officers and N.C.Os. belonging to the new Zealand Engineers stationed at Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland are in camp for training. TOP LEFT, Major-General Sir William Sinclair-Burgess (left), with Captain W. G. Gentry (centre), chief assistant instructor, and Captain Davis, chief instructor of the Small Arms School. TOP RIGHT, one of the completed bridges being tested with a motor car, a field gun, and a number of men under training. General Sinclair-Burgess is standing behind the car. ABOVE, bridge building under poison-gas conditions. Northern Advocate, 1 December 1936, Page 10

MILITARY BRIDGE-BUILDING AND POISON GAS.-Views taken at Trentham, where officers and N.C.Os. belonging to the new Zealand Engineers stationed at Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland are in camp for training. TOP LEFT, Major-General Sir William Sinclair-Burgess (left), with Captain W. G. Gentry (centre), chief assistant instructor, and Captain Davis, chief instructor of the Small Arms School. TOP RIGHT, one of the completed bridges being tested with a motor car, a field gun, and a number of men under training. General Sinclair-Burgess is standing behind the car. ABOVE, bridge building under poison-gas conditions. Northern Advocate, 1 December 1936, Page 10