The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Andaman Islands? 1942-1945. Members of a Japanese coastal anti-aircraft battery use a special brush to clean the gun barrel of a Type 88 Anti-aircraft gun. The work is hard and requires several men. (Frame enlargement taken from AWM film, No. F06931)
Andaman Islands? 1942-1945. Members of a Japanese coastal anti-aircraft battery, elevate a Type 88 Anti-aircraft gun and prepare to fire against Allied aircraft. (Frame enlargement taken from AWM film
Andaman Islands? 1942-1945. Members of a Japanese coastal anti-aircraft battery, set the fuse of a shell, to explode at a predetermined height or on impact, and load a Type 88 Anti-aircraft gun. (Fram
Andaman Islands? 1942-1945. Members of a Japanese coastal anti-aircraft battery, equipped with Type 88 Anti-aircraft guns, prepare to fire three of their guns against Allied aircraft. (Frame enlargeme
Andaman Islands? 1942-1945. Members of a Japanese coastal anti-aircraft battery, equipped with Type 88 Anti-aircraft guns, check the position of a target with a Type 96 Height and Range Finder. (Frame
Andaman Islands? 1942-1945. Members of a Japanese coastal anti-aircraft battery, equipped with Type 88 Anti-aircraft guns, looking for enemy aircraft use a bell at the command post to warn of an attac
Aerial view of two Japanese Aichi D3A Navy Type 99 Val carrier bombers from the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Shokaku. This type of aircraft were used at the bombing of Pearl Harbour and Dar
