VDC personnel on "Mars"
Art ART25141 Second World War, 1939-1945Members of the Volunteer Defence Corps towing in the target on the tug "Mars" at the end of a day's exercise shoot, Queenscliff, Victoria.
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Members of the Volunteer Defence Corps towing in the target on the tug "Mars" at the end of a day's exercise shoot, Queenscliff, Victoria.
Members of the Volunteer Defence Corps towing in the target on the tug "Mars" at the end of a day's exercise shoot, Queenscliff, Victoria.
Personnel of Volunteer Defence Corps look after the tow rope for target being towed for exercise shoot by 4.7 inch coastal guns, also manned by men of the Volunteer Defence Corps for coastal defence,
On this special exercise, personnel of the Volunteer Defence Corps operated the searchlight to light up the target for 4.7" guns on the coast, Queenscliff, Victoria.
Tending to sore feet of members of the Volunteer Defence Corps at the Regimental Aid Post whilst on exercise at Queenscliff, Victoria.
QUEENSCLIFF, VIC. 1943-12-31. UNCOVERED AND FIRMING AT A TARGET WHICH IS BEING TOWED THROUGH THE RIP. THIS 4.7" COAST DEFENCE GUN IS OPERATED BY MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS, WHIL

QUEENSCLIFF, VIC. 1943-12-31. UNCOVERED AND FIRMING AT A TARGET WHICH IS BEING TOWED THROUGH THE RIP. THIS 4.7" COAST DEFENCE GUN IS OPERATED BY MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS, WHIL
