The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HMAS GASCOYNE 1943-12-28. 4" GUN CREW ABOARD HMAS GASCOYNE ARE SHOWN AT GUNNERY PRACTICE. NOTE THE LACK OF ANTI-FLASH GEAR AND RESPIRATORS THAT WOULD NORMALLY BE WORN AT BATTLE STATIONS. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
A NAVAL GUNNERY CREW SERVE A 4 INCH HIGH ANGLE/LOW ANGLE GUN ON A HIGH 4 INCH MKV HIGH ANGLE/LOW ANGLE MOUNTING DURING WORLD WAR 2. NOTE THE CREW'S ANTI-FLASH GEAR AND RESPIRATORS. (NAVAL HISTORICAL C
HMAS NAPIER WWII. THE CREW OF A POM- POM ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN ARE SHOWN AT ACTION STATIONS. NOTE THE ANTI-FLASH EQUIPMENT WORN BY THE GUN'S OPERATORS. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
HMAS GASCOYNE 1943-12-28. GUNNERY CREWS PREPARE FOR PRACTICE FIRING OF THE SHIPS OERLIKON ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
C.1944-12. THREE SINGLE 40MM BOFORS MK III ANTI AIRCRAFT GUNS ABOARD HMAS AUSTRALIA (II). THE LACK OF CLOTHING WORN BY THE GUN CREW SUGGESTS THAT THE PHOTOGRAPH IS EITHER POSED OR THAT THEY ARE AT PRA
KOREA. C.1951. THE 40MM BOFORS AA GUNS OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMAS SYDNEY AT GUNNERY PRACTICE. THE THREE NEAREST MOUNTINGS ARE MARK 9, THE NEXT A TWIN MARK 5 WITH TWO MORE MARK 9'S BEYOND. THE GUN CR
TWO MEMBERS OF A 20MM OERLIKON ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN CREW ON THE FRIGATE HMAS GASCOYNE DURING WORLD WAR 2. NOTE THEIR RESPIRATORS AND THE BAG SLUNG BELOW THE GUN TO CATCH THE USED CARTRIDGE CASES. (NAVAL
