The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1968-04. CREW OF HMAS SYDNEY SHOOT A LINE TO THE ROYAL NAVY AUXILIARY VESSEL RESURGENT PRIOR TO REFUELLING AT SEA. NOTE THE SAILOR ON THE EXTREME RIGHT WITH A SELF LOADING RIFLE WITH A GRENADE DISCHARGER ON THE MUZZLE OF THE RIFLE.
LUSCOMBE AIRFIELD, VIETNAM. 1968-01-23. SOLDIERS FROM FIRE ASSAULT PLATOON SUPPORT COMPANY, 7TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (7RAR), MOVING ALONG LUSCOMBE AIRSTRIP PRIOR TO TRANSFER BY HEL
1968-04. THE ROYAL NAVY AUXILIARY VESSEL RESURGENT (A280) PREPARING TO REFUEL HMAS SYDNEY AND HMAS PARRAMATTA IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA.
Fabric Pouch for Japanese Type 100 7.7 m.m. Grenade discharger. No. 10150. The Type 100 cup-type grenade discharger was used for projecting the Type 99 (1939) fragmentation grenade. The launcher wa
Arisaka Type 99 Rifle, modified to fire a Type 89 grenade discharger. The rifle is bolt action, with an internal magazine and dust cover. It has been heavily modified, with the barrel shortened and a
QX61195 Private Henry Richard Maris, 2/33rd Australian Infantry Battalion; using a rifle grenade launcher with EY (Edward Yule - inventor) discharger cup (these were ordinary .303 rifles no longer sui
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-12-06. THE CUP DISCHARGER BAG ON A SOLDIER'S BELT. IT IS THE OPENED POUCH NEAREST THE CAMERA AND IS USED TO HOLD THE GRENADE DISCHARGER CUP ATTACHED TO THE BARREL OF THE RIFL
