The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vesicles (cysts or blisters) on Major F S (Freddie) Gorrill's neck caused by a small area of skin being inadvertently left unprotected during an experimental shoot of gas shells carried out by the 2/2nd Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, and 2/1st Australian Chemical Warfare laboratory.
FORBES, NSW. 1943-02. CLOSE-UP OF VESICLES ON MAJOR F.S. (FREDDIE) GORRILL'S NECK CAUSED BY A SMALL AREA BEING INADVERTENTLY LEFT UNPROTECTED DURING AN EXPERIMENTAL SHOOT OF GAS SHELLS CARRIED OUT BY
FORBES, NSW. 1943-02. DRESSING A BLISTER ON THE HAND OF AN OBSERVER AT AN EXPERIMENTAL GAS SHELL SHOOT BY 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY AND 2/1 AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL WARFARE LABORATORY,
FORBES, NSW. 1943-02. DRESSING A BLISTER ON THE HAND OF AN OBSERVER AT AN EXPERIMENTAL GAS SHELL SHOOT BY 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY AND 2/1 AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL WARFARE LABORATORY,
FORBES, NSW. 1943-02. DRESSING A BLISTER ON THE HAND OF AN OBSERVER AT AN EXPERIMENTAL GAS SHELL SHOOT BY 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY AND 2/1 AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL WARFARE LABORATORY,
FORBES, AUSTRALIA. 1943-02. SWABBING OFF LIQUID CONTAMINATION FROM THE FACE PIECE OF A RESPIRATOR AFTER IT HAS BEEN EXPOSED TO THE EFFECTS OF GAS FROM GAS SHELLS FIRED IN AN EXPERIMENTAL SHOOT CARRIED
FORBES, AUSTRALIA. 1943-02. HANGING OUT FACE PIECES OF RESPIRATORS TO DRY AFTER DECONTAMINATION. THEY HAVE BEEN CONTAMINATED DURING AN EXPERIMENTAL SHOOT OF GAS SHELLS BY 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUS
