The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A 105 mm M314A2 illuminating projectile for use in 105 mm howitzers (such as the M101, and Light Gun, used in Australian army service). The projectile is 475 mm long and has a diameter of 105 mm. It is fitted with a M520 A1 nose fuze. The outside of the projectile is painted white with a 28 mm wide brown band around the body 135 mm from the front nose fuze hole. There is a 20 mm copper driving band located 27 mm above the base. There is no base plate inserted.
Australian Vietnam War munitions produced by the Maribyrnong Explosives Factory in Victoria.
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
A 105 mm M60 smoke projectile for use in 105 mm howitzers (such as the M101, and Light Gun, used in Australian army service). The projectile is 400 mm long and has a diameter of 105 mm with a 48 mm di
A 105 mm HC SMOKE M84B1 projectile for use in 105 mm howitzers. The projectile case is 385 mm long and has a diameter of 105 mm with a 40 mm diameter threaded nose fuse insertion hole. There is a M529
A 105 mm TK Inert projectile for use in 105 mm howitzers (such as the M101, and Light Gun, used in Australian army service). The projectile is 410 mm long and has a diameter of 105 mm. The outside of
105 mm Type H Mark M1 high explosive projectile for use in the M2A2 105 mm howitzers. The projectile body is 400 mm long and has a diameter of 105 mm with a 48 mm diameter threaded nose fuze insertion
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