The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Men of the 23rd Battalion inspecting the 28cm German railway gun, (known as the Amiens gun) after its capture by AIF troops. The words 'captured' and partly obscured 'Australia' have been painted on the mounting. The camouflaged barrel is displayed at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
The 28cm German railway gun known as the 'Amiens gun' at a railway siding at Eveleigh Railway Workshops in Sydney prior to being moved to Canberra. The gun and the complete train were captured by AIF
Men at the Jones Bay dockyard lower the 28cm barrel of the German railway gun known as the "Amiens gun", guiding it onto its gun carriage using a number of ropes. The gun arrived in Australia in the h
A captured German railway gun, known as the Amiens Gun, possibly during its relocation in Canberra. It had been exhibited in Paris before it was sent to England for transportation to Australia as a w
A captured German railway gun, known as the Amiens Gun, possibly during its relocation in Canberra. It had been exhibited in Paris before it was sent to England for transportation to Australia as a w
Sydney, NSW. 1920-03-27. The 28cm German railway gun known as the `Amiens gun' at a railway siding before it was moved to Canberra. The gun and the complete train were captured by AIF troops near Harb
The 28cm German railway gun known as the `Amiens gun' captured by AIF troops near Harbonnieres in France on 8 August 1918. The camouflage pattern appears to be freshly painted and the sign, "Captured
