The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Chemistry personnel wearing cholorine impregnated protective clothing loading Porton bubblers into a United States 3/4 ton Dodge T214 truck. Porton bubblers were used for measuring the concentration of mustard gas levels during spray trials done by the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section, later known as the 1st Field Trials Company.
Unidentified Chemistry Section personnel standing on the beach and equipping themselves with protective clothing. They are preparing to take porton bubblers, used for measuring the concentration of mu
Volunteers wearing protective clothing are preparing to place Porton bubbler measuring equipment in allocated positions on North Brook Island prior to a mustard gas trial. The most extensive test tria
A volunteer in full protective clothing attaching equipment to the branches in a tree. It is most probably a bubbler site, one of many used for measuring the concentration of mustard gas levels on Nor
Informal portrait of V387912 Sergeant (Sgt) Olive Lucas, Australian Womens Army Service, wearing "Double layer impregnated clothing at gas trial, minus head gear, respirator and impregnated gloves" (A
Members of the Chemistry Section of the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section setting up equipment including bubblers and injectors on Mission Beach in preparation for spray t
A member of the Chemistry Section of the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section setting up equipment including bubblers and injectors on Mission Beach in preparation for spray
