The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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. 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 HISTOR
HMAS BATAAN WWII. TEST FIRING OF THE DESTROYER'S ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS. IN THWE LEFT FOREGROUND CAN BE SEEN AN OERLIKON ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN AND SET AMIDSHIPS IS A MULTIPLE-BARREL HIGH-ANGLE POM POM GUN. (N
Melbourne, Vic. 1944-08-03. A pom-pom gun crew aboard HMAS Napier at their action stations.
HMAS BATAAN. POST WWII. THE CREW OF A BOFORS 40MM ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN CONDUCT A PRACTICE FIRING. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
HMAS GEELONG WWII. THE CREW OF AN OERLIKON ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN SCAN THE SKIES FOR ENEMY AIRCRAFT. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
HMAS CERBERUS. WWII. SEAMEN BEING SHOWN THE OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF A 40MM BOFORS ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN AT THE RAN COLLEGE, FLINDERS NAVAL DEPOT, CRIB POINT. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
