The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A HOTCHKISS MK 1 MACHINE GUN (LEFT) AND A BREN MK 1 LIGHT MACHINE GUN (RIGHT) TESTING .303 AMMUNITION FOR "CASUALTIES". (PHOTOGRAPHER: S HENTY).
Informal portrait of Private A. K. (Dog) Braysher, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). To the right is the entrance to an underground tunnel and to the left are boxes of 303 Mk 7 mach
MELBOURNE, VIC. A LEWIS MK 1 MACHINE GUN TEST-FIRING .303 AMMUNITION, PRIOR TO THE AMMUNITION BEING SENT TO THE FIGHTING FORCES. 500 IN EACH 200,000 ROUNDS ARE TEST-FIRED.
A VICKERS MACHINE GUN TESTS .303 AMMUNITION, DETECTS "CASUALTIES" OR FAULTY ROUNDS.
ON BOARD HM TRANSPORT LACONIA, AT SEA. 1942-03-24. VIEW OF THE LACONIA FROM AMIDSHIPS LOOKING AHEAD, AND SHOWING, ON LEFT LOWER PORTION OF PICTURE, A .303 BREN MARK 1 LIGHT MACHINE GUN MOUNTED IN AN A
Workbench in the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) Workshops. Note the hand operated grinding stone, drill bits, metal punches and a .303 Bren light machine gun (right).
GODOWA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-11-05. NX24933 GUNNER A. C. THYNNE OF WAHROONGA, NSW, (LEFT) AND NX22729 GUNNER B. B. BRUSH OF SYDNEY, NSW, (RIGHT), BOTH OF C TROOP, 2/3RD AUSTRALIAN LIGHT ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATT
