The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The wagon lines, about 30 yards behind the guns, of the 7th Battery, Australian Field Artillery at Anzac Cove. Covered shells are in the foreground and in the background are empty shell cases, dugouts and the cookhouse.
Quang Tri, Vietnam. 1967-09. Warrant Officer Max Vandyke of Chester Hill, NSW, speaks with South Vietnamese Artillery Commander Major Thuong about accumulating empty shell cases. In the background are
Three pack mules carrying water supplies to the crew of an 18-pounder Australian battery. On the right several gunners are handling ammunition and artillery shells and empty shell cases litter the
25-POUNDER GUNS OF THE 2/8TH FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, IN ACTION ON THE COASTAL SECTOR NEAR EL ALAMEIN. THEY ARE BEING FIRED AT A RANGE OF 9,800 YARDS ON TO ENEMY POSITIONS. AS A REP
An ammunition wagon of the 112th Howitzer Battery of Australian Field Artillery, returning to the wagon lines after conveying ammunition to the guns on 12th Army Brigade, which were behind the bank ne
Wagon lines of the 26th Battery of the 3rd Divisional Artillery in the Somme Valley near Heilly. The shelters on the hillside are small excavations covered with waterproof sheets. At this time the gun
A mobile battery of anti aircraft guns behind the Australian lines. In the centre foreground two unidentified soldiers are holding a shell and preparing to pass it up to the gunners.
