The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BROADMEADOWS, VIC. 1943-05-03. A GUTZEIT ARSENIC DETERMINATION IN PROGRESS AT 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL WARFARE LABORATORY. SIX SAMPLES UNDER EXAMINATION ARE BEING HEATED ON AN ELECTRIC WATER BATH. VX86165 SAPPER R.M. HAMILTON, WHO IS ATTACHED TO THE LABORATORY FROM LAND HEADQUARTERS GAS SCHOOL, IS SEEN EXAMINING THE TEST PAPERS IN THE TUBES ABOVE THE FLASKS.
The interior of the laboratory of the Australian Chemical Warfare Field and Experimental Section with, in the foreground, two members of the Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) carrying ou
BROADMEADOWS, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-03. THIS AIRFLOW APPARATUS PROVIDES ONE METHOD OF DETERMINING THE IDENTITY OF A WAR GAS PRESENT IN A CONTAMINATED SAMPLE. NX121465 LIEUTENANT J.W. MUMFORD OF
BROADMEADOWS, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-03. AN ANALYSIS BEING CARRIED OUT AT 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL WARFARE LABORATORY TO DETERMINE THE ARSENIC PRESENT IN SAMPLES FROM A CONTAMINATED SHELL CRATE
Unidentified male and female laboratory assistants working in a laboratory of the Australian Chemical Warfare Field and Experimental Section. Various laboratories looked at chemical, meteorological, h
BROADMEADOWS, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-03. VX113521 SAPPER M.J. DURRAN OF 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL WARFARE LABORATORY IS SEEN REPAIRING A HOT WATER OVEN FOR THE LABORATORY.
A field test kit made by Leeds and Northrup, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America (USA) (left), which contains an electrically powered vacuum pump to suck air through samples in test t
