The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Blistered burns around the left elbow of a volunteer who participated in a chemical trial undertaken by the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section, later known as the 1st Field Trials Company, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE).
Blistered burns on the arms and hands of a volunteer who participated in a chemical trial undertaken by the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section, later known as the 1st Field
Healing blisters on the shoulder of a volunteer who participated in a chemical trial undertaken by the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section, later known as the 1st Field Trial
The small rash like red dots on the chest and neck of a male volunteer who participated in a chemical trial undertaken by the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section, later known
A male volunteer showing mustard gas burns on his arm and abdomen. The darkened patches of skin are one of the final stages of healing and it peeled off several days later. The chemical experiments we
Severe burns on the right arm of an Australian volunteer sustained during chemical warfare (CW) trails. This man is taking part in experiments run by the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Exper
Blistered hands, arms chest and face of an Australian volunteer sustained during chemical warfare (CW) trails. This man is taking part in experiments run by the Australian Chemical Warfare Research an