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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 PROVED AT FORT GELLIBRAND PROVING GROUND. AMONG THESE WEAPONS ARE THE NEW 17-POUNDER ANTI-TANK GUN, THE ADAPTED 25-POUNDER GUN, AND THE 4-INCH MORTAR.
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. 1943-03-02. COLONEL COSGROVE, CANADIAN TRADE COMMISSIONER TO AUSTRALIA (LEFT) AND MAJOR-GENERAL L.E. BEAVIS, CBE, DSO, MASTER GENERAL OF ORDNANCE, ALLIED LAND HEADQ
MR. BROCKINGTON VISITED FORT GELLIBRAND PROVING GROUND WHERE HE INSPECTED ALL TYPES AND CALIBRES OF WEAPONS MADE IN AUSTRALIA. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:- COLONEL COSGROVE, CANADIAN TRADE COMMISSIONER TO AUS
FORT GELLIBRAND. AT PROVING GROUND DURING THE VISIT OF MR. L.W. BROCKINGTON, KC, BA, LL.D, SPECIAL ADVISER TO THE BRITISH MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, WHEN HE INSPECTED ALL TYPES AND CALIBRES OF GUNS AND
FORT GELLIBRAND. MR. L.W. BROCKINGTON, KC, BA, LL.D, SPECIAL ADVISER TO THE BRITISH MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, SECOND FROM LEFT, INSPECTING A SAWN OFF 25-POUNDER FIELD GUN IN COMPANY WITH (FROM LEFT) MA
Mr Leonard Walter Brockington, KC, BA, LL.D, Special Adviser to the British Ministry of Information, and VX101992 Captain Cecil Mandsley Ingram Pearson, Australian Armoured Corps, inspect the bogies o
