The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BUCKLAND, WA. 1942-11-24. PERSONNEL OF HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GROUP EXCAVATING FOR CONSTRUCTION OF GUN-FLOOR SHELTER FOR GUN CREWS PROVIDED BY AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE, RIGHT:- GUNNER J. JOHNSON AND GUNNER H. RIMINGTON. (CENTRE).
BUCKLAND, WA. 1942-11-24. A WORKING PARTY FROM 419 AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION, EXCAVATING A SITE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GUN FLOOR SHELTER FOR MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY
BUCKLAND, WA. 1942-11-24. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN ADVANCED TRAINING OF INSTRUMENT OPERATORS ON A PREDICTOR OF 419 AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STA
BUCKLAND, WA. 1942-11-24. 419 AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION SHOWING ONE OF THE 3.7 INCH GUNS IN THE FOREGROUND. BOMBARDIER F. JONES IS EXTREME LEFT, SERGEANT J. EATT IS ON RIGHT AND LANCE
FREMANTLE, WA. 1942-11-24. PERSONNEL OF 423 AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION CLOSING "QUICK RELEASE" CAMOUFLAGE NET OVER 3.7 INCH GUN. CENTRE:- WX32493 BOMBARDIER J. SANDERSON; RIGHT:- WX317
BUCKLAND, WA. 1942-11-24. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN ADVANCED TRAINING OF INSTRUMENT OPERATORS. THEY ARE ATTACHED TO ANTI-AIRCRAFT GROUP, FREMANTLE, AND AR
FREMANTLE, WA. 1942-11-24. BOMBARDIER J. SANDERSON, THE NO. 1 OF GUN CREW, ACKNOWLEDGING ORDERS FROM THE GUN POSITION OFFICER OF 423 AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION. GUNNER A. HOPSON IS LEF
