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A HAWKER DEMON AIRCRAFT ABOVE GUNNERY RANGE INDICATORS AT RAAF POINT COOK, VICTORIA, IN 1938. THE RANGE SAFETY OFFICER USED THE INDICATORS TO CONTROL USE OF THE RANGE. THE ARROW SHOWED THE DIRECTION OF THE TARGET; TWO WHITE DISCS INDICATED THE RANGE WAS SAFE TO USE, ONE DISC MEANT WAIT AND NO DISCS INDICATED THE RANGE WAS UNSAFE.
HORSES AT RENNER SPRINGS, NORTHERN TERRITORY IN 1941. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN WHEN SIGNALS PERSONNEL FROM NO 4 MILITARY DISTRICT, AMF, AND PMG LINESMEN WERE UPDATING THE OVERLAND TELEGRAPH LINE FROM ALICE SP
BAY OF BISCAY. 1943-05-29. SUNDERLAND T9114-E OF NO 461 SQUADRON RAAF, UNDER TOW BY THE FRENCH DESTROYER 'LA COMBATTANTE'. THE AIRCRAFT HAD LANDED TO PICK UP SIXTEEN SURVIVORS FROM TWO OTHER AIRCRAFT
AN AVRO ANSON AIRCRAFT FIRING AT NO 4 TARGET ON THE GUNNERY RANGE AT RAAF POINT COOK, VICTORIA, IN 1938. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
AIRCRAFTMAN B. A. THORNTON OPERATING A VICKERS .303 REMOTE CONTROLLED MEDIUM MACHINE GUN ON THE GUNNERY RANGE AT RAAF POINT COOK, VICTORIA IN 1938
AIRCRAFTMAN B. A. THORNTON IN A SIMULATED GUNNERS TURRET ON THE GUNNERY RANGE AT RAAF POINT COOK IN 1938. THE WEAPON IS A LEWIS LIGHT MACHINE GUN WHICH IS ATTACHED TO A SCARF RING AIRCRAFT MOUNT.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1910. AN ARTILLERY FIRING PRACTICE TARGET ON THE BEACH AT CAMP COVE. THIS STRUCTURE WAS TOWED INTO POSITION ON THE FIRING RANGE AS REQUIRED. THE TARGET WAS UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE SOUTH
1949. VIEW LOOKING AFT FROM THE FORECASTLE OF THE HEAVY CRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (II) WITH MEMBERS OF THE SHIP'S COMPANY FALLEN IN AWAITING INSPECTION BY THE FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING THE AUSTRALIAN FLEET
Lee-Enfield No 2 Mk IV* Rifle. Receiver marked LITHGOW SHT LE III within a shield above '13 over No 2 Mk IV*. Knox form stamped D arrow D over VIC, crossed out, over 2 over 15831, crossed out, and the
