The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lytton, Qld. March 1927. Members of the 5th Australian Field Artillery Brigade with their horse drawn 18 pounder field gun and limber. Some are mounted on horses and others are sitting on the limber. (Donor J. Hendry)
Lytton, Qld. March 1927. Group portrait of the 5th Australian Field Artillery Brigade. From left to right: back row: Morton, Hutchinson, Stephens, Wilson, Pym (Payne?). Front row; unidentified, John E
This drawing shows a horse team from the 1st Australian Division Artillery, consisting of six horses (three ridden, three led), pulling a half limber wagon and 18-pounder field gun through the mud at
Thursday Island, Qld. c. 1912. Ten men of the Royal Australian Garrison Artillery stand in shallow water with a small boat. They have been fishing and some are holding fish they have caught and others
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
A 1st Australian Division Artillery battery moves into position through the mud, with mules and horses pulling an 18-pounder gun and half limber wagon. Two soldiers on foot are wearing cape groundshe
Two gun teams training, possibly at Holdsworthy Camp. The artillery drivers are mounted on the horses and the two gunners are on the limber.
