The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A QUEENSLAND VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS ANTI AIRCRAFT CREW OF A PREDICTOR DURING THE BATTERY'S FIRST SHOOT WITH LIVE AMMUNITION. WITH THE THIRD ROUND THEY HIT THE TARGET TOWED BY A PLANE. LEFT TO RIGHT BOMBARDIER E. ORFORD, OF NORTHGATE, BDR. J. BRATCHFORD, OF NORTHGATE, BDR. N. LINDSAY OF BRISBANE, GUNNER G. RICHARDSON, OF NUNDAH, GUNNER L. VARDON, OF NUNDAH, AND LANCE BDR. M. DIMS OF BRISBANE.
HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT GUNS MANNED BY QUEENSLANDERS FIRING DURING THE BATTERY'S FIRST SHOOT WITH LIVE ROUNDS. THE TARGET, TOWED BY A PLANE, WAS HIT WITH THE THIRD ROUND. CIVILIANS WHO ENLISTED IN THE V.D
QUEENSLAND. HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT GUNS MANNED BY QUEENSLANDERS FIRING DURING THE BATTERY'S FIRST SHOOT WITH LIVE ROUNDS. THE TARGET, TOWED BY A PLANE, WAS HIT WITH THE THIRD ROUND. CIVILIANS WHO ENLISTE
A QUEENSLAND V.D.C. HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY SHOOTING FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH LIVE AMMUNITION. THEY HIT THE TARGET TOWED BY A PLANE WITH THE THIRD ROUND. CIVILIANS WHO ENLISTED IN THE V.D.C. TO REL
Members of Eastern Command Fixed Defences who look after the guns on Signal Hill, South Head. Members from left to right; NX160042 Gunner R. C. Mader; NP750 Bombardier (Bdr) A. Connop; NX109491 Bd
General view of portion of 414th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Gun Station, 13th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, showing the layout of the predictor (foreground), the command post (cent
FREMANTLE, WA. 43-11-15. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE TRAINING A PREDICTOR ON THE TARGET AIRCRAFT AT HEADQUARTERS, 29TH AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, FREMANTLE FIXED DEFENC
