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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. A view of Magnetic Battery's camouflaged Battery Observation Post. (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)

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 Of

FORT LARGS, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 1944-03. THE ORIGINAL OBSERVATION POST OF THE FORT LARGS FIXED COASTAL BATTERY. THIS IS NOT NOW IN USE BUT IS CAMOUFLAGED AND RETAINED FOR DECEPTION PURPOSES.

A British Army howitzer battery camouflaged against aerial observation. (Donor German War Museum: Bufa 7979)

Numa Numa Trail, Bougainville. January 1945. Informal group portrait of a four man forward observation party from 11th Battery, 4th Field Regiment. They are preparing to move out to observe and contro

Ypres, Belgium. 1917. A bombed building on the Ypres battlefield used as an observation post by members of 107th Howitzer Battery, nicknamed "Surrey House". (Donor J. Hardwicke)
