The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
QUEENSLAND. V.D.C. ANTI AIRCRAFT PERSONNEL WORKING THE RANGE FINDER DURING THEIR FIRST SHOOT WITH LIVE ROUNDS. LAWYERS, BUSINESS MANAGERS, INDUSTRIAL AND MUNITIONS WORKERS RESPONDED TO THE APPEAL TO ENLIST IN THE V.D.C. AND RELEASE TROOPS FOR OPERATIONAL AND FRONT LINE AREAS. THE STANDARD OF THIS ANTI AIRCRAFT UNIT IS EQUAL TO THAT OF MANY FULL TIME SERVICE UNITS.
STAFF OFFICERS AND V.D.C. OFFICERS OF A QUEENSLAND ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY WATCHING ANTI AIRCRAFT SHOOT BY V.D.C. PERSONNEL. IT WAS THE BATTERY'S FIRST SHOOT WITH LIVE ROUNDS. LAWYERS, BUSINESS MANAGERS
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
Australian East Coast. August 1942. Modern anti-aircraft equipment has been established at strategic points to protect vital industrial areas and war bases on the east coast. An operator uses the tele
Australian East Coast. August 1942. Modern anti-aircraft equipment has been established at strategic points to protect vital industrial areas and war bases on the east coast. Here, an anti-aircraft ob
