The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
FORT GELLIBRAND. AN ALL-AUSTRALIAN MADE 17-POUNDER ANTI-TANK GUN UNDERGOING TRIALS.
FORT GELLIBRAND. MR. L.W. BROCKINGTON, KC, BA, LL.D, SPECIAL ADVISER TO THE BRITISH MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, (THIRD FROM RIGHT), AND OFFICIAL PARTY INSPECTING THE NEW 17-POUNDER ANTI-TANK GUN WHICH IS
FORT GELLIBRAND, WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. 1943-01-26. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT A DEMONSTRATION OF NEWLY INTRODUCED WEAPONS. AN AUSTRALIAN-MADE 17-POUNDER ANTI-TANK GUN IS IN THE BACKGROUND WHILE THE SOLDIER IN T
FORT GELLIBRAND. COLONEL COSGROVE, CANADIAN TRADE COMMISSIONER TO AUSTRALIA (CENTRE) AND MAJOR-GENERAL J.S. WHITELAW, CBE, MAJOR-GENERAL ROYAL ARTILLERY, ALLIED LAND HEADQUARTERS, INSPECTING THE BREEC
FORT GELLIBRAND, WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. 1943-03-02. MR. L.W. BROCKINGTON, KC, BA, LL.D, SPECIAL ADVISER TO THE BRITISH MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, AND OFFICIAL PARTY INSPECTING NEW WEAPONS THAT ARE BEING PRO
FORT GELLIBRAND. A SHORT 25-POUNDER GUN WITH SAWN OFF BARREL AND, IN THE BACKGROUND, AN AUSTRALIAN-MADE 40MM BOFORS ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN. THE 25-POUNDER HAS BEEN ADAPTED FOR USE IN MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRY.
An Australian built AC 4 Sentinel tank at the proving ground at Fort Gellibrand during a demonstration of newly introduced weapons. The tank has a 17-pounder gun mounted in a redesigned turret that is
