The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
One of the (BL) 6 inch Mark XI Counter Bombardment guns at Emery Point. Note the Emery Point navigation light behind the gun position.
An elevated view of one of the (BL) 6 inch Mark XI Counter Bombardment guns at Emery Point, immediately after proof firing by the Darwin Garrison, showing a cloud of black smoke. The right side gun wa
An elevated view of one of the (BL) 6 inch Mark XI Counter Bombardment guns recently constructed at Emery Point - B Battery. The gun is mounted on a concrete block and is of the same type used on the
Big gun practice on HMAS Brisbane using a 6 inch BL Mark XI gun. Gunners are just loading.
Members of the Darwin Garrison prepare a 6 inch Mark XI Counter Bombardment gun at Emery Point for proof firing. An official party including the Chief of General Staff Major General Sir Julius Bruche,
Members of the Darwin Detachment laying planks along the road moving the pedestal for one of the 6 inch Mark XI Breech Loading Counter Bombardment guns, which is cradled on wooden rollers. The ordnanc
A BL 6 inch wire Mark XI naval gun being removed from the Australian War Memorial outdoor collections area at the Exhibition Buildings in Carlton Gardens. This is one of a series of photographs taken
