P03332.004
Photograph P03332.004 Second World War, 1939-1945A view of the steel tower 455 erected in a rainforest close to the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section camp at Innisfail used for chemical field trials.
P03332.006 Accession Number: P03332.006
Description
Informal portrait of Doug Ward, RAAF, of the Meteorology Section of the Australian Chemical Warfare Research and Experimental Section reading galvanometer during chemical field trials near Innisfail.
Details
Accession Number
P03332.006
Photographer
Sylvia L Stoltz
Classification
Photograph
Object Type
Print
Physical Description
Support: Paper (Fibre-based)
Date Made
10 February 1944
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Credit Line
Donor S Stoltz
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
Conflicts
Units
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