The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
INFLATING THE BALLOON WITH HYDROGEN, AIRCRAFTWOMAN MORRIS WITH CYLINDER AND CORPORAL TONKS HOLDING BALLOON. (NEGATIVE BY CRANSTONE).
THE REGISTRATION OF WIND VARIATIONS IS PART OF THE W.A.A.A.F. WEATHER SERVICE ROUTINE. USING THE THEODOLITE IS SECTION OFFICER K. ATHERTON EX SCHOOL TEACHER FROM BRISBANE. ABOUT TO RELEASE THE BALLOON
THE REGISTRATION OF WIND FARIATIONS IS PART OF THE W.A.A.A.F. WEATHER SERVICE ROUTINE. USING THE THEODOLITE IS SECTION OFFICER K. ATHERON EX SCHOOL TEACHER FROM BRISBANE. ABOUT TO RELEASE THE BALLOON
MOROTAI, 1945-06-06. FLIGHT-SERGEANT M. MCGOVERN, 1 FLIGHT, 1 MOBILE METEOROLOGICAL SQUADRON, RAAF, ATTACHED ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY (RAA), HQ 1 CORPS, INFLATING A METEOROLOGY BALLOON WITH A PORTAB
SECTION OFFICER K. ATHERTON AT THE THEODOLITE, AND AIRCRAFTWOMAN D.E. MORRIS. (NEGATIVE BY CRANSTONE).
SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA. 1943-09-16. REAR VIEW OF A BARRAGE BALLOON INFLATED AND READY TO RISE DURING AN ARMY BALLOON BARRAGE DEMONSTRATION. NOTE HYDROGEN CYLINDER LYING ON THE GROUND NEAR
Laverton, Vic. C. 1944-12. WAAAF Meteorological Assistants filling a weather balloon from a hydrogen gas cylinder. These balloons are released at regular intervals and observed in flight to compute wi
