The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Australian artillerymen hauling a 4.7 inch naval gun into position, overseen by Major C. Rosenthal. (Donor W. Poate)
Damaged barrel of 4.7 inch quick firing naval gun. A third of the barrel at the muzzle-end has ruptured. The breech block is missing. 'The text, Q.F. 4.7In IV E.O.C. [broad arrow symbol] 1896 No.716'
GALLIPOLI PENINSULA, TURKEY. 1915. SOLDIERS MANOEUVRING A 4.7 INCH "LONG TOM" NAVAL GUN INTO POSITION AT ANZAC. (DONOR: T. YEOMANS).
GALLIPOLI PENINSULA, TURKEY. 1915. SOLDIERS MANOEUVRING A 4.7 INCH "LONG TOM" NAVAL GUN INTO POSITION AT ANZAC. (DONOR: T. YEOMANS).
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Major (Maj) Hugh Raymond Guy Poate cuts the hair of Colonel Howse VC, watched by Captain Tozer. Maj Poate served as a doctor with No. 1 Field Ambulance in Gallipoli
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915-08-09. Two soldiers lean against the side of a trench captured at Lone Pine. (Donor: W. Poate)
Gallipoli peninsula, Turkey. c. December 1915. A soldier poses behind the barrel of the 4.7 inch British naval gun used as a field gun known as 'Long Tom' which was spiked (or blown up) before the eva
Gallipoli peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Two soldiers stand beside the 4.7 inch British naval gun used as a field gun known as 'Long Tom' which was spiked (or blown up) before the evacuation. Note the camou
