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Photograph A04790 Period 1900-1909LAUNCESTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, SIEGE GUN SECTION: 40 POUNDER ARMSTRONG B. L. SIEGE GUNS AT PATERSON BARRACKS, LAUNCESTON. TWO OF THOSE GUNS WERE ISSUED TO THE BATTERY IN 1884 AND WERE IN USE UNTIL TH

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
FIRING THE 40 POUNDER ARMSTRONG B. L. SIEGE GUN AT ROSS. FOREGROUND - STANDING, MAJOR GEORGE EDWARD HARRAP, CO; CAPTAIN FRANCIS BEDE HERITAGE (LATER BRIGADIER). LAUNCESTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. (DONOR: MAJOR GENERAL J. S. WHITELAW AO, CBE).
LAUNCESTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, SIEGE GUN SECTION: 40 POUNDER ARMSTRONG B. L. SIEGE GUNS AT PATERSON BARRACKS, LAUNCESTON. TWO OF THOSE GUNS WERE ISSUED TO THE BATTERY IN 1884 AND WERE IN USE UNTIL TH

LAUNCESTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, MOUNTAIN GUN SECTION AT PATERSON BARRACKS, LAUNCESTON. (DONATED BY MAJOR GENERAL J.S. WHITELAW AO, CBE).

Members of the Launceston Volunteer Artillery pose with two Armstrong RBL 40 pounder guns during training exercises. Identified fifth from left, standing next to a sitting woman is Colonel George Thom

SOUTHERN TASMANIAN VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. (DONATED BY MAJOR GENERAL J.S. WHITELAW AO, CBE).

Composite photograph of photographic portraits of all known members of the No. 1. Battery (Launceston), Australian Field Artillery and its previous designation as the Launceston Volunteer Artillery Co

Mingenew, WA. 1943. Three officers standing in an armoured personnel carrier sereial number 4362 during range practice on the sand plains near Mingenew. Left to right: Major General H. W. Lloyd, Gener
