The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Ribemont gas school and the defensive measures adopted against hostile gas attacks. Many gas schools were set up so that NCO and Officers could be shown the proper means of defence against gas attacks which consisted of proper gas mask drills, such as care of equipment, testing for gas when attacks come. Alarm systems clearing trenches of gas and the use of gas proof dug-outs for gas casualties.
Part 1 of Ribemont gas school
Part 2 of Ribemont gas school
Circular shaped and concave piece of compressed fibre. A pair of rectangular shaped cuts have been made through the object each measuring 8mm x 3mm. These cuts are 67mm apart. Between these two cut
Heavy wooden gas-proof carrying box, with 35mm thick sides, mounted on two wooden runners, to take up to four birds. The box is lined throughout with zinc plated steel. There is an outward opening inn
Brown flannel, PHG-type, gas hood. The hood has two separate round eyepieces with metal frames and an internal pink rubber flange. The metal frames around the eyepieces support a black elastic headban
Australian engineers and infantrymen closely supported each other when searching Viet Cong (VC) camps, tunnel systems and hides after the recent communist attacks on Australian fire support base 'Cora
British intelligence and instructional papers relating to the First World War service of Lieutenant-Colonel James Murdoch Archer Durrant, 1915-1917. This file is comprised of British intelligence and
Scene 1 17-26 A U S Army U21, Ute, electronic battlefield surveillance aircraft taxiing out from the refuelling point at Luscombe Airfield, Niu Dat, Vietnam. Australian Pilatus Porter aircraft in
