The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Finschhafen, New Guinea. Mortar shells burst close to base of trees. 2" mortar is fired at 150 yards range at a Japanese position at the base of a tall tree on the Sattelberg Road. Shortly after Australians captured the position.
Finschhafen, New Guinea. Mortar shells burst near a Japanese position. A 2 inch mortar is fired at 150 yards range at a Japanese position at the base of a tall tree on the Sattelberg Road. Shortly aft
Finschhafen, New Guinea. An Australian soldier holds a 2 inch mortar which is fired at 150 yards range at a Japanese position at the base of a tall tree on the Sattelberg Road. Shortly after Australia
Finschhafen, New Guinea. On the Sattelberg roadside a church service is conducted by Roman Catholic Padre Byrnes. The service was held within 150 yards of Japanese positions. As the service proceeded
SCARLET BEACH AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-12-21. SHOT SHOWING THE PENETRATIVE POWERS OF 12 ARMOUR PIERCING 37MM SHELLS FIRED FROM A RANGE OF APPROXIMATELY 30 YARDS AT A MATILDA TANK IN THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN T
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 4 May 1915. The wheatfield in front of the Australian line at Anzac, photographed from the gun pit, on which No. 4 gun of Hughes' Battery fired. The shrapnel shells were
FORTIFICATION POINT, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-06. THE FRONT VIEW OF SPLINTERED SISALKRAFT TEST PAPER POSITIONED 20 INCHES BEHIND ARMOUR PLATING INDICATING THE EFFECT OF A CAPTURED JAPANESE 75MM REGIMENTAL
