The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
No light, other than that given by the firing of this gun, was used to take this night picture of this 3.7 inch in action. The crew is under the command of Captain Eakin, 192nd Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery.
No light, other than that given by the firing of this gun, was used to take this night picture of this 3.7 inch in action. The crew is under the command of Captain Eakin, 192nd Anti-Aircraft Battery,
A remarkable picture of a 3.7 inch gun of the 192nd Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery, in action during a night raid on Tobruk.
With the only illumination that of the guns firing, this picture of 3.7 inch guns of the 192nd Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery, in action gives a vivid impression of the scenes witnessed practi
A distant picture of 3.7 inch guns of the 192nd Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery, going into action against night raiders over Tobruk.
A distant picture of 3.7 inch guns of the 192nd Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery, going into action against night raiders over Tobruk.
DARWIN, NT. 1942-11-12. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN FROM BEHIND A 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN OF THE 14TH AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY WHEN THE CREW WERE READY FOR FIRING. SERGEANT J. MC. AGNEW IS ON TH
