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Photograph 005613 Second World War, 1939-1945TOBRUK - AN ITALIAN ANTI AIRCRAFT GUN THAT WAS DISPATCHED BY A DIRECT HIT FROM OUR ARTILLERY.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TOBRUK - AN ITALIAN NAVAL GUN COMPLETE WITH GUNNER, SUFFERED ANOTHER DIRECT HIT FROM OUR ARTILLERY WHO ARE HAVING PLENTY OF PRACTICE.
TOBRUK - AN ITALIAN ANTI AIRCRAFT GUN THAT WAS DISPATCHED BY A DIRECT HIT FROM OUR ARTILLERY.

Two unidentified Australian soldiers examining a German machine gun emplacement near 'Kit and Kat' track on Westhoek Ridge, in the Ypres Sector. This emplacement was partially destroyed by a direct hi

Tobruk, Libya. 1941-07. The operating theatre of the 2/4th Australian General Hospital, in which all major surgical operations from the Tobruk fortress were performed during the period April-September

France. Two members of 107th Howitzer Battery standing next to a 4.5 inch sub gun which suffered a direct hit. (Donor J. Hardwicke)

Near Tobruk, Libya. 20 April 1941. An informal group of members of the Bren Gun Carrier Section, 2/48th Battalion, leaning against a universal carrier (Bren Gun carrier) two days before the raid on Ca

Adelaide, SA. c. 1940. A studio portrait of SX7605 Sergeant (Sgt) Leonard William Charles Batty DCM, 2/48 Battalion (2/48Bn). Sgt Batty, the Bren Gun Carrier Section Commander, was wounded in action a
