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ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNNERS CLEANING THEIR BEFORS GUN. THESE MEN ARE STATIONED IN A FORWARD OPERATIONAL AREA, WHERE THEIR EFFICIENCY IS MAKING ENEMY BOMBING ATTACKS BOTH COSTLY AND INEFFECTUAL.
KEEPING THE DEFENCE IN ORDER AT AN ADVANCED OPERATIONAL BASE IN NEW GUINEA. JAPANESE RAIDERS ARE FINDING IT INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT TO OPERATE EFFECTIVELY AGAINST OUR FORWARD BASES OWING TO THE EFFICIE
ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN CREWS STATIONED IN A FORWARD BATTLE AREA MAINTAIN CEASELESS WATCH FOR ENEMY RAIDERS.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1943-05-30. MEMBERS OF THE VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS LOADING A 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN DURING TRAINING ON KENSINGTON GOLF LINKS. THESE MEN WHO ARE CIVILIAN VOLUNTEERS, ARE TRAINING TO TA
SYDNEY, NSW. 1943-05-30. MEMBERS OF THE VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS LOADING A 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN DURING TRAINING ON KENSINGTON GOLF LINKS. THESE MEN WHO ARE CIVILIAN VOLUNTEERS, ARE TRAINING TO TA
SYDNEY, NSW. 1943-05-30. MEMBERS OF THE VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS LOADING A 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN DURING TRAINING ON KENSINGTON GOLF LINKS. THESE MEN WHO ARE CIVILIAN VOLUNTEERS, ARE TRAINING TO TA
"ENEMY AIRCRAFT APPROACHING" ... THE GUN CREW LEAP INTO ACTION IMMEDIATELY. THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN AT AN ADVANCED OPERATIONAL BASE JUST AS A RAID WARNING WAS SOUNDED. MOST OF THE MEMBERS OF THESE ANTI
