The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MODERN EQUIPMENT AND HIGHLY TRAINED MEN ARE THE ONLY ANTIDOTE TO ENEMY AGGRESSION. IN AUSTRALIA TODAY WE HAVE BOTH AND EACH DAY SEES AN IMPROVEMENT IN OUR POSITION. DURING THE TRAINING OF ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERIES AT FORWARD BATTLE STATIONS, THE RAAF PROVIDES TARGET AIRCRAFT TO MAKE PRACTICE MORE REALISTIC.
Australian made 3.7 Anti-aircraft guns are ready to defend Australia. In practice shoots on the Australian coast, these modern weapons have been used with deadly accuracy at targets towed by aircraft.
Australian made 3.7 Anti-aircraft guns are ready to defend Australia. In practice shoots on the Australian coast, these modern weapons have been aimed with deadly accuracy at targets towed by aircraft
REALISTIC PRACTICE BY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN CREWS ON DUTY AT AUSTRALIA'S OUTPOSTS. WHERE THE RAAF CO-OPERATES FULLY TO PREPARE OUR DEFENDERS FOR THE JOB OF COMBATING ENEMY RAIDERS.
SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA. AUGUST 1941. A FAIREY BATTLE AIRCRAFT, USED TO TOW THE DROGUE (TARGET) FOR LIVE AIRCRAFT GUNNERY PRACTICE BY RAAF MEMBERS OF THE NO. 2 BOMBING AND GUNNERY SCHOOL, EMPIRE AIR TRAI
RAIDING AIRCRAFT INVARIABLY ATTACK THEIR TARGETS "OUT OF THE SUN" IN THE HOPE OF BAFFLING THE DEFENDING ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERIES. THIS CREW, A FORWARD BATTLE STATION, PRACTICE CONTINUALLY TO COMBAT THI
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. DRIVEN OUT OF THE NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES BY THE JAPANESE THIS DUTCH SQUADRON MADE ITS WAY TO AUSTRALIA AND IS STILL FIGHTING THE ENEMY THIS TIME WITH MORE MODERN EQUIPMENT. PANGKE
