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Photograph P02729.059 Period 1930-1939A half pedestal for a 9.2 inch gun about to be unloaded from a truck at North Head, after being unloaded from Titan, a floating crane. (Donor J. Whitelaw)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A gun pit being built for a 9.2 inch gun at North Head. (Donor J. Whitelaw)
A half pedestal for a 9.2 inch gun about to be unloaded from a truck at North Head, after being unloaded from Titan, a floating crane. (Donor J. Whitelaw)

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

`Titan', a floating crane unloading a 9.2 inch gun off the barge and onto the beach at North Head.

SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-01-20. NO. 2 MAN CLOSING THE BREECH OF A 9.2 INCH GUN IN PREPARATION FOR FIRING AT THE NORTH HEAD BATTERY, SYDNEY FORTRESS AREA.

SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-01-20. THE BREECH OF A 9.2 INCH GUN, MAXIMUM ELEVATION, AT THE NORTH HEAD BATTERY, SYDNEY FORTRESS AREA.

SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-01-20. MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY CLEANING A 9.2 INCH GUN AT THE NORTH HEAD BATTERY, SYDNEY FORTRESS AREA.
