P02729.052 Accession Number: P02729.052

P02729.051

Photograph P02729.051 Period 1930-1939

North Head, NSW. c. 1932. Four members of the 1st Gunnery Staff Course sitting on the cliff. Identified are Paul Chalmers (second from left) and Major J. S. Whitelaw (right). In the background are a n

P05244.004

Photograph P05244.004 Period 1930-1939

A trailer mounted three inch, 26 CWT anti aircraft gun of the 1st Anti Aircraft Battery, which is about to be towed away after a gunnery exercise at North Narrabeen.

P01467.005

Photograph P01467.005 Second World War, 1939-1945

WERRIBEE, VIC. 1940. MEMBERS OF 5TH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, 2/2ND ANTI-AIRCRAFT REGIMENT, READY TO FIRE A 3 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN. (DONOR RSL NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS)

P00991.041

Photograph P00991.041 Australian Colonial Forces, 1854-1900

SYDNEY, NSW. 1893. A 10 INCH, 25 TON GUN SHOWN IN THE COURSE OF IT BEING DISMANTLED BY MEMBERS OF THE LONG COURSE AT THE NSW SCHOOL OF GUNNERY, MIDDLE HEAD. (DONOR ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY HISTORICA

P00991.064

Photograph P00991.064 Australian Colonial Forces, 1854-1900

SYDNEY, NSW. 1897. LONG COURSE MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL OF GUNNERY DISMOUNTING AT SOUTH HEAD A 9 INCH, 12 TON RIFLED MUZZLE LOADING GUN. (DONOR ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY HISTORICAL SOCIETY)

P00991.003

Photograph P00991.003 Australian Colonial Forces, 1854-1900

MEMBERS OF THE LONG COURSE AT THE NSW SCHOOL OF GUNNERY, MIDDLE HEAD, MOVING A 10 INCH, 18 TON, RIFLED MUZZLE LOADING (RML) ARTILLERY GUN BARREL. (DONOR ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY HISTORICAL SOCIETY)