The Army Inter - No.1, Mk.1

The International No.1, Mk.1 and Mk.2 Built as a small batch of only roughly 100 vehicles, very few images of the Mk.1 and 2 Exist, and even fewer vehicles are still known to exist. The Army museum has two Mk.1 Internationals, and another has been spotted, but was in need of a lot of work.
An official photo of the No.1 Mk.1	Being loaded up on the Nella Dan to be taken to the antarctic for use / cold weather trials.
The Mk.1 fresh off the production line at international.	The Mk.1 being tested on a beach by International.
The Mk-1 being tested by the ADE	The Mk-1 being tested by the ADE
The Mk.1 being tested on a beach by International.	A Mk.1 survivor in need of some work.
This is a copy of the booklet produced for the hand over ceremony for the batch of 100 Mk.1 International Trucks. The ohotos below appear to be the new trucks on the same day.


No.1 Mk.1 Trucks fresh from the factory on delivery day. Photo courtesy of the National Archives of Australia
No.1 Mk.1 Trucks fresh from the factory on delivery day. Photo courtesy of the National Archives of Australia
No.1 Mk.1 Trucks fresh from the factory on delivery day. Photo courtesy of the National Archives of Australia
No.1 Mk.1 Trucks fresh from the factory on delivery day. Photo courtesy of the National Archives of Australia
This vehicle which was called a P2 or P3 by those that used it is a Mk.1 Inter. One of the 100 that were trialed by units to evaluate their suitability. The uniform of the soldier infront of the truck dates this as pre 1965. This photo is taken from the 1 Coy RAASC page.