The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SHOT TAKEN AT THE SOUNDING OF AN AIR ALARM AT AN ADVANCED ALLIED BASE. THIS AUSTRALIAN LIGHT ACK ACK THEN GOES INTO ACTION AT THE FIRST SOUND OF THE WARNING.
"ENEMY AIRCRAFT APPROACHING" ... THE GUN CREW LEAP INTO ACTION IMMEDIATELY. THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN AT AN ADVANCED OPERATIONAL BASE JUST AS A RAID WARNING WAS SOUNDED. MOST OF THE MEMBERS OF THESE ANTI
A gun crew of the 2/3rd Australian Light Anti-Aircraft Battery, Bofors 40 mm anti-aircraft gun rushes to Action Stations on the sounding of an alarm at the Battery's position, Sydney Harbour.
Depicts troops and civilians in Haifa moving towards shelter during an alarm for an air raid. A small newspaper clipping pasted to the front of the drawing reads "Air Raid Alarm in Haifa: An air raid
OFFICERS GOING TO COVER ON THE SOUNDING OF AN AIR RAID ALARM. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.)
HEAVY AUSTRALIAN ACK ACK GUN, "BELCHING BERTHA" PRIDE OF THE ANTI AIRCRAFT REGIMENT STATIONED AT AN ADVANCED OPERATIONAL BASE IN THE PACIFIC. THE CREW ARE ALL AUSTRALIANS.
AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ACK ACK GUN AND CREW STATIONED AT ONE OF THE ALLIED FORWARD POSITIONS IN THE PACIFIC. THE CREW OF THE GUN IN THE FOREGROUND ARE ALL VICTORIANS, AND FROM THE LEGEND ON THE GUN BARREL I
