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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 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
FREMANTLE, WA. 1942-12-22. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE AIRCRAFT TRANSPORT HMS ENGADINE. NOTE THE 4 INCH LOW ANGLE GUN FORWARD AND THE 4 INCH HIGH ANGLE GUN AFT. MUCH OF THE CLOSE RANGE ANTI AIRCRAFT ARMAMEN
FLINDERS NAVAL DEPOT, VIC. 1943-12-28. RAN RATINGS TRAINING ON A 4 INCH HIGH ANGLE/LOW ANGLE GUN AT HMAS CERBERUS. NOTE THE DIFFICULTIES EXPERIENCED IN LOADING A GUN AT HIGH ANGLES. (NAVAL HISTORICAL
BRISBANE, QLD. 1942-03-26. PORT BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE AIRCRAFT TRANSPORT HMS ATHENE. NOTE THE 4 INCH LOW ANGLE GUN FORWARD AND THE 4 INCH HIGH ANGLE GUN AFT. THE SHIP IS PAINTED IN AN ADMIRALTY LIGHT
PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMS KIMBERLEY AT SPEED LAYING A SMOKE SCREEN. NOTE THE 4 INCH MARK V GUN ON A HIGH ANGLE MOUNTING WHICH REPLACED THE AFTER TORPEDO TUBES. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
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
