The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Liverpool, NSW. 28 February 1938 - 5 March 1938. Rear view of men of the 114th Field Battery, 14th Field Brigade, Royal Australian Artillery, preparing to fire the 4.5 inch Q. F. Howitzer gun. This exercise was conducted while the Royal Australian Artillery was still horse drawn. (Original stored in AWM archive store)
Liverpool, NSW. 28 February 1938 - 5 March 1938. Side view of men of the 114th Field Battery, 14th Field Brigade, Royal Australian Artillery, preparing to fire the 4.5 inch Q. F. Howitzer gun. This ex
4.5 inch Howitzer Ammunition wagons in the 112th Howitzer Battery wagon lines carrying 4.5 inch. The house in rear was used as a quartermaster's store. Standing in the doorway is Bombardier J. Stevens
A 114th Howitzer Battery gun of Australian Field Artillery, drawn by mules, on its way to the forward areas to support the advance.
Rear view of the 114th Howitzer Battery of Australian Field Artillery moving past Estrees, on their way to the forward area.
Liverpool, NSW. ? October 1938. Men of B Troop, 53rd Battery, 14th Field Brigade, Royal Australian Artillery, prepare to fire the ranging gun, a Mark IV 18 Pounder. This was a First World War gun with
Liverpool, NSW. ? October 1938. Men of B Troop, 53rd Battery, 14th Field Brigade, Royal Australian Artillery, prepare to fire the ranging gun, a Mark IV 18 Pounder. This was a First World War gun with
