The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
At sea. 1 August 1952. The crew of a single Bofors gun at action stations while at sea off the coast of Korea. Pictured, left to right: Able Seaman Don Murcott of South Yarra, Vic; Able Seaman Ray Whitfield of Subiaco, WA, and Able Seaman A (Happy) Anderson of Wynnum, Qld (sitting at gun sight).
At sea. 1 August 1952. Able Seaman A. (Happy) Anderson of Wynnum, Qld, using the gyro sight of a single Bofors gun on board HMAS Bataan, which was off the Korean coast. Note that he is wearing ear pro
At Sea, off the coast of New Guinea. May 1944. Action stations aboard Motor Launch 424 during a patrol along the Rai coast of New Guinea. Pictured here are, left to right: Able Seaman T. Jordon and Ab
AT SEA, 3 JULY 1945. MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF NO 6 BOFORS GUN AT ACTION STATIONS FOR BOGEY WARNING ABOARD THE RAN CRUISER, HMAS SHROPSHIRE. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: LIEUTENANT R P NEWEY, DIRECTION OFFI
AT SEA. BORNEO AREA. 22 JUNE 1945. ORDNANCE ARTIFICER SHEATHER (1); ABLE SEAMAN ANDERSON (2) AND ABLE SEAMAN BONNINO (3) WORKING ON A TWIN BARREL 40 MM BOFORS MK IV GUN INSTALLATION ABOARD THE RAN CRU
AT SEA, OFF BUIN, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-08-20. AN OERLIKON GUN CREW AT ACTION STATIONS ON THE BRIDGE OF THE CORVETTE HMAS LITHGOW, AS JAPANESE BARGES ESCORTED BY THREE RAN MOTOR LAUNCHES APPROACH CARRYIN
Australian East Coast. August 1942. Modern anti-aircraft equipment has been established at strategic points to protect vital industrial areas and war bases on the east coast. A happy gun crew in front
