The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Australian Army Anti-Aircraft unit carrying out a practice shoot. Traces of shell bursts can be seen across the sky after a shoot target practice.
Shell bursts from two 3 inch Anti-Aircraft guns after shooting at a target towed by an aircraft during a practice shoot by an Australian Army Anti-Aircraft Unit. Ten rounds rapid fire were fired by ea
Members of an Australian Army Anti-Aircraft Unit gather around a 3 inch Anti-Aircraft gun on which can be seen dials that are operated electrically by a Predictor located on the shell storage racks.
After all gauges and dials on the gun are checked, the unidentified NCO indicates with upraised arm that he is ready to commence firing during a practice shoot by an Australian Army Anti-Aircraft unit
A 3 inch Anti-Aircraft gun shown at full recoil during a practise shoot by an Australian Army Anti-Aircraft Unit. During the shoot, a continuous chain of trainees feed the shells to the gun.
A 3 inch Anti-Aircraft gun shown at full recoil during a practise shoot by an Australian Army Anti-Aircraft Unit. During the shoot, a continuous chain of trainees feed the shells to into the gun.
A member of an Anti-aircraft gun crew carrying a shell for a 3.7 Anti-aircraft gun during a practice shoot. These Australian made guns have proved deadly accurate against targets towed by aircraft.
