The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A 4 inch calibre high explosive Mark N2 naval projectile. The projectile has a 38 mm wide brass driving band located 62 mm above the base. The case is hollow and empty and there is no nose tip fuze fitted in the 60 mm diameter case mouth. The projectile is painted black with a 10 mm wide red band 25 mm from the case mouth. Markings and stamps show the projectile was originally manufactured in September 1942 and re-approved for use in April 1950.
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A 4 inch calibre high explosive naval projectile. The projectile has a 38 mm wide brass plated driving band located 18 mm above the base. The case is hollow and empty and there is no nose tip fuze fit
A 4 inch calibre high explosive naval projectile. The projectile has a 37 mm wide brass driving band located 61 mm above the base. The case is hollow and empty and there is no nose tip fuze fitted in
A 6 inch calibre Mark 1D artillery projectile (empty) to hold 100 pound weight of high explosive. This projectile is 603 mm long and 149 mm diameter and has a tapered nose. The projectile is painted y
A 3 inch calibre, Mark II T, high explosive, projectile as used in the 20 hundredweight anti-aircraft gun that was in service (with various modifications ) from 1914 to 1945. The projectile is 270 mm
Fired 77 mm artillery projectile, complete with nose fuze. The steel projectile case is designed to hold explosive (now empty). The item (including fuze) is 290 mm long, the bottom 190 mm is painted y
A 105 mm M60 smoke projectile for use in 105 mm howitzers. The projectile is 400 mm long and has a diameter of 105 mm with a 48 mm diameter threaded nose fuse insertion hole - no fuze inserted. (The o
