The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Shows camouflaged entrances to guns 2 and 3. Melbourne's skyline as a background, with Government House and The Shrine of Remembrance predominating. Middle Park, unidentified soldier cleaning 3.7 inch anti-aircraft gun of the artillery unit.
Green cloth bound sketchbook containing six drawings from Major Julian Thirkill when deployed to Afghanistan in 2009 to undertake operations as part of the Mentoring and Reconstruction Task Force (MRT
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-18. GENERAL VIEW OF ONE OF THE CAMOUFLAGED 3.7 INCH GUNS OF 400 HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION AT MIDDLE PARK.
Drawn at 400 Australian Anti-Aircraft Battery positions, Middle Park, on Armistice Day. The Shrine of Remembrance and flag (on Government House), symbols of the last war, from a background to the read
Richard Ashton, an artist with the Military History Section, painted a number of works related to Australia's defences during the Second World War. This work depicts anti aircraft guns in place at Mi
FREMANTLE, WA. 1942-11-24. 423 AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION AT SOUTH BEACH, FREMANTLE, SHOWING THREE 3.7 INCH GUNS; ONE IN THE MIDDLE DISTANCE STILL UNDER CAMOUFLAGE NET AND TWO OTHERS I
Coverage of a parade of Australian made armaments and munitions held in Melbourne. The film shows in long shot from a high angle the following armaments passing the fixed camera position; 3.7 inch Ant
General view of portion of 414th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Gun Station, 13th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, showing the layout of the predictor (foreground), the command post (cent
