The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A sketch of the Ack Ack (Anti Aircraft) plotting room is depicted, showing helmets and military equipment hanging from hooks on the wall, and an Ack Ack chart in the centre.
The operations room of No. 452 (Spitfire) Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, is depicted. Features in the room include flight charts, flight equipment hanging from hooks, and maps on the wall (not
A Bren Gun crew on the look-out for enemy aircraft in an Ack-Ack pit in Libya. The anti-aircraft gun is a Bren Light Machine Gun (LMG).
This painting shows the position of two 3.7 inch anti-aircraft guns on Ack Ack Hill. Men wearing shorts and tin helmets stand next the guns, while 44-gallon drums have been used to fortify the area.
Interior of underground control room of 4th Australian Anti-Aircraft Battery at Middle Park in which communication and plotting are carried out.
A German sailor of the German Imperial Navy (Kaiserliche Marine), and member of the German Mediterranean Division (MMD)m standing beside an artillery plotting board. The plotting board has been bolted
American anti-aircraft gunners manning a Bofors gun on Kila Kila Aerodrome. They soldiers sit in bunkers wearing helmets.
