The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 CRATER AND SO TRACE THE DISPERSAL OF THE SHELL FILLING. NX27169 SERGEANT O. G. KELLICK IS CONDUCTING THE WORK, USING A MODIFIED "GUTZEIT" METHOD.
BROADMEADOWS, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-03. NX27169 SERGEANT O.G. KELLICK OF 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL WARFARE LABORATORY IS SEEN USING THE TINTOMETER IN THE ESTIMATION OF SAMPLES FROM CONTAMINATED
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, 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. VX
BROADMEADOWS, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-03. CHEMICAL SHELLS ARE DRILLED FOR SAMPLING PURPOSES AND VX67755 SERGEANT P.W. BRUNTON OF 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL WARFARE LABORATORY, WHO IS A QUALIFIED A
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.
