The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of United Kingdom (UK) meteorologists from Porton Down Chemical Defence Board, now part of the Meteorology Section of the 1st Field Trials Company, standing in the barracks area of the Proserpine Chemical Warfare Station (CWS). Idenitfied, left to right: Stanley Crawford; Frank Pasquill (Head of the Section); Stanley Mason. The Proserpine CWS was set up to mainly test British chemical warfare weapons. It was abandoned at the end of the war.
A heavy cloud of gas amongst the trees in the savannah during a chemical field trial by the 1st Field Trials Company. The Proserpine Chemical Warfare Station was set up to mainly test British chemical
Informal group portrait of the Meteorology Section of the 1st Field Trials Company. Identified, left to right, back row: unidentified; John Anderson. Second row: Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Eastwood; un
Informal group portrait of the Meteorology Section of the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section, later known as the 1st Field Trials Company. Identified left to right: Eric Ada
An unidentified soldier tending the flower garden at the new purpose built chemical warfare testing station of the 1st Field Trials Company, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE). The Chemical Warfare Stat
Informal group portrait of members of the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section, later to be known as the 1st Field Trials Company, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE). Identifie
Informal group portrait of members of the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section, later known as the 1st Field Trials Company, on a United States (US) landing craft off Hinchinb
