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AWAS PERSONNEL OF THE AUSTRALIAN NORTH WILLIAMSTOWN ANTI-AIRCRAFT STATION, OPERATING AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT PREDICTOR AT ONE OF THE UNIT OPERATIONAL POSTS.
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE (AWAS) PERSONNEL OF THE AUSTRALIAN NORTH WILLIAMSTOWN ANTI-AIRCRAFT STATION, OPERATING AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT HEIGHT AND RANGE FINDER AT ONE OF THE UNIT OPERATIONAL POSTS. (C
NORTH WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. 1944-03-29. AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE (AWAS) MEMBERS OF THE NORTH WILLIAMSTOWN ANTI-AIRCRAFT STATION, WORKING WITH A TELESCOPIC INDICATOR (DIRECTOR ELECTRIC CONTROL PILL
WESTERN DESERT, NORTH AFRICA. AIF TROOPS OPERATING THE RANGEFINDER AND PREDICTOR ASSOCIATED WITH AN ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY.
RANDWICK, NSW. 1945-01-15. AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE PERSONNEL AT THEIR RESPECTIVE POSTS ON THE VICKERS NO. 1 PREDICTOR FOR THE HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS DURING TRAINING AT THE LAND HEADQUARTERS
Williamstown, Vic. 1944-03-29. Three members of the Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS) in the plotting room of the North Williamstown Anti-aircraft station. (A copy of this image appears on page 1
Hendra, Qld. 1944-01-07. Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS) personnel, members of the 389th Australian Heavy Anti-Aircraft Troop, operating a predictor (an instrument that transmits data to guns t
