The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WANDOKAI, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-01. WX11709 PRIVATE E. T. CARROLL (1) AND WX5921 PRIVATE R. A. HARTNETT OF THE 9TH DIVISION SALVAGE UNIT DISPLAY VARIOUS TYPES OF AMMUNITION WHICH WAS ABANDONED BY THE RETREATING JAPANESE FORCES. SHOWN ARE: 82MM MORTAR BOMB; 37MM HIGH EXPLOSIVE SHELL; LAND MINE; 75MM ANTI-PERSONNEL SHELL; 75MM HIGH EXPLOSIVE SHELL.
HUON GULF, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-01. WX4794 CORPORAL A. W. JAMES (1) AND WX11709 PRIVATE E. T. CARROLL (2) OF THE 9TH DIVISION SALVAGE UNIT CHECKING A PILE OF ROPE ABANDONED BY THE RETREATING JAPANESE A
FINSCHHAFEN - SIO AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-31. JAPANESE AMMUNITION COLLECTED FROM DUMPS IN THE AREA BY THE CHIEF ENGINEER'S BRANCH, HEADQUARTERS 2ND AUSTRALIAN CORPS. THE AMMUNITION DISPLAYED, READIN
WANDOKAI, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-01. PERSONNEL OF THE 9TH DIVISION SALVAGE UNIT EXAMINING TWO 7.7MM JAPANESE TYPE 92 MACHINE GUNS (WOODPECKERS) ABANDONED BY THE RETREATING JAPANESE FORCES. THEY ARE: NX21
HUON GULF, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-01. WX10831 LANCE CORPORAL G. A. CRIDDLE (1) AND WX5921 PRIVATE R. A. HARTNETT O F THE 9TH DIVISION SALVAGE UNIT EXAMINING MEDICAL STORES ABANDONED BY THE JAPANESE FORCE
A collection of unexploded ordnance displayed at the Mine Clearance Training Unit (MCTU) at Battambang. The items are, from left to right (against wall): ammunition can containing 500 7.62 x 54R cartr
Villers-Bretonneux, France. 19 July 1919. Various types of British ammunition at Villers-Bretonneux. Left to right: Q.F. 4.7 inch Mark I Iron; Q.F. 4.7 inch Mark IV Shrapnel; Q.F. 4.5 inch Howitzer Ma
