The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 (centre), and the height and range finder (background). The muzzle of one of the 3.7 inch guns may be seen protruding from the camouflaged gun position in the background. Included in the picture are predictor position gunner V J Turner; Lance Bombardier (Bdr) G B Foster; Sergeant (Sgt) M H Gibbons and Bdr L A Almond. In command post: Lieutenant G Propsting (right); and Sgt L A Giblin and at range finder: Bdr V M Cato.
SELFS POINT, HOBART, TAS. 1943-04-17. THE HEIGHT AND RANGE FINDER IS ANOTHER INSTRUMENT FOR DETERMINING THE POSITION OF AIRCRAFT. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS PERSONNEL OF 414TH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION, 1
HOBART, TAS. 1943-04-17. GENERAL SCENE AT THE COMMAND POST OF 414TH HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT GUN STATION, 13TH HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, AT SELFS POINT. ALL CALCULATIONS FROM
FREMANTLE, WA. 1942-11-24. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING COMMAND POST OF 423 AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION WITH PREDICTOR AND CREW IN THE FOREGROUND AND HEIGHT AND RANGE FINDER IN RIGHT BACKGROUND.
SELFS POINT, HOBART, TAS. 1943-04-17. THE CREW OF THE HEIGHT AND RANGE FINDER OF 414TH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION, 13TH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, RUSHING TO THEIR I
SELFS POINT, HOBART, TAS. 1943-04-17. THE CREW OF THE PREDICTOR AT 414TH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN STATION, 13TH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, AT WORK ON THEIR INSTRUMENT. LEF
EXMOUTH GULF, WA. 1943-10-10. TROOPS OF THE 102ND AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT REGIMENT, STANDING BY AT THE COMMAND POST WITH THEIR PREDICTOR AND HEIGHT AND RANGE FINDER. SHOWN ARE:- VX139243 GUNNER
