P02729.032
Photograph P02729.032 Second World War, 1939-19451944. Members of T Australian Heavy Battery, Magnetic Battery, standing next to a 155mm m1917/1918 gun, mounted for coastal defence. (Donor J. Whitelaw)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1944. Members of T Australian Heavy Battery, Magnetic Battery, standing next to a 155mm m1917/1918 gun as it is fired. These guns were often mounted and used for coastal defence. Major Maurice, the Officer Commanding, is standing alongside. (Donor J. Whitelaw)
1944. Members of T Australian Heavy Battery, Magnetic Battery, standing next to a 155mm m1917/1918 gun, mounted for coastal defence. (Donor J. Whitelaw)

Torokina, Bougainville. August - September 1945. The four 155mm guns of U Heavy Battery. (Donor J. Whitelaw)

c. 1930. Unidentified men, probably of the 1st Medium Brigade, standing next to a 60 pounder BL gun as it is fired. (Donor J. Whitelaw)

LYTTON, QLD. 1943-11-11. GUNNERS OF `T' (COMPANY, US TERM) 1ST AUSTRALIAN HEAVY TRAINING BATTERY PRACTISING LOADING ONE OF THEIR 155MM M1917 MOBILE GUNS. SHOWN ARE: GUNNER J. R. WILKINSON (1); BOMBARD

RAA Coastal Defence Battery. Naval type gun is loaded, aimed and fired from camouflaged emplacement. Battery's anti/aircraft defence, .50 Browning heavy machine gun is loaded and fired.
LAE, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-27. THE 155MM M191A1 FIELD GUN USED FOR COASTAL DEFENCE AT N HEAVY BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY ATTACHED TO HEADQUARTERS LAE BASE SUB-AREA. THE GUN, CAPABLE OF A 60 DEG
